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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 15 (October 6, 1866) (1866)

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no better steel than the hands of this labor is the design of the machines herewith number of years past this road, in connection with previously employed. One concern tried hammer- illustrated. the French and Italian railroads and the Adriatic ing the blooms until they were made flat, then cut… … sition, the larger ends of one of the greatest in the stalks on the ground. the records of engineer- Fig. 2 is a machine for ing. The inclines to be gathering and husking traversed by this road— corn in the field. The without exception the stalks are received be- steepest ever attempted tween two…

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