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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 23 (1867) (1867)

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d, is well known to mechanics crank shaft, C, directly over the concavity. To each of these generally ; but the varied uses which iron thus treated may cranks are attached arms carrying shoes of wood at the lower be made to subserve may not be so well understood. In the end, which work in the… … ih and, in combination with the cranks, gives the shoes a curvi- ns and offices where _| ing absolutely fire proof, and im- linear motion, by which the dough is carried under them the correspondence is voluminous, but also in private fami- mensely stronger than any brick through the box in a…

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