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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 15 (1871) (1871)

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in another direction. from the difficulty and expense of removing the water from out, the wire will still be held securely, confining the brush The result is that when the dasher is moved up and down as before. with the proper force,a violent agitation of the cream or To effect this desirable… … pinion meshes into teeth formed on the inner side of the bed quantity to form any basis for proof. But I think the publi- The braided wires thus hold and bind the coils, so that plate. The vertical shaft can slide up and down in the pin- cation of the United States Report on the Geological Explor-…

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