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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 7 (1866) (1866)

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on at Ashland, Pa. This forge is constructed in the usual form, pro- vided with a waterback, A, tank, B, and escape- DOYLE’S BEEFSTEAK CRUSHER. pipe, F, all arranged in the usual manner, except This utensil is designed to improve the quality that the escape-pipe, F, is attached to the weterback of… … tank, B, will be forced out through pipe, C, into the through the Scientitic American Patent Agency, by other sprinkler. Thus, it will be seen that the fire A. H. Fowler and E. J. Morgan; for further intor- can be reduced, the surtace fuel kept partially unig- for human food. The machine consists…

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