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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 13 (1862) (1862)

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on the steps of vertical shafts was also removed by admitting board, a, is swung back and forth by means of the the water from the lower sides of the wheels. The lever, 6, with which it is connected by means of tog- patent for this admirable invention waslong delayed gle levers, as shown. The… … wheels in Europe. rod loosely, and upon the under side of the same collar is a projection 1 which forms theinner jaw. It'will be seen that a press- making the buckets as thin at both ends as they can Bread from Heated Wheat. safely be made, and the rim no wider than is sufficient ure of the upper…

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