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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 8 (1867) (1867)

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nd shorten the process of butter the result of the five years’ experience of the Malta cable, it rience of the same thing in the northern American cities, illus- making. must be confessed, is somewhat ominous. trates the marvelous efficacy there is in being used to a thing. The machine appears to… … Churning is at best a labor when performed by human mus- to house painters. carpenters, masons, liglining-rod men, and cles and any device which will shorten that labor must be a allothers who are compelled to work on the outside of build- blessing. This churn was patented through the Scientific…

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