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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 24 (1872) (1872)

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the metal. Bridges Adams has termed “the absurdity of setting a num- great many defects in other farm gates. Mechanism could easily be applied Fig. 1 is a view of the closed gate. It to the rotating rabble in order to work is constructed of upright slats and hori- itregularly to and fro; but this… … ing on theshaft; or the puddler could even merely go on in ber of human beings to stir up a metallic pudding in crder IMPROVED PUDDLING TOOL. the ordinary way. If kept well greased, however, the belt to throw off the scum.” lasts from three to four months without renewal]. Any dim. To Mr. Edward…

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