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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 4 (1871) (1871)

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of the mill of the clay and keep it well under the II. Experimenta', transformational, and directive sciences lows: The steam enters by the inlet pipe, 1, and passes down of which the chief are chemistry and mechanics, as well as control of the knives. The clay is thoroughly amalgamated by the… … width of the steam ports equal to having reached the end of the PINFOLD’S SELF-ACTING BRICK MACHINE. about one eighth, and that of the traveling band, it passes under exhaust ports equal to about three sixteenths of the stroke; III. Organic sciences: namely, functional or physiological the…

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