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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 21 (1875) (1875)

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the next transit, the princi- not thoroughly discharged after milling. The goods from the mills below described, having been made much quicker, fessor Loomis stated that the quick fallof temperature which | pal of which was that, to get the best results, observations frequently succeeds a great… … monkeys, carnivora, in- wheels and gears. It dis- DRAPER’S FULLING MILL. penses with the pit, leaves sects, and rodents, the the floor clean and level, and does away with the disagreea- far as the speaker had continued his investigations, and in ble noise of the old tappets. No more puwer is…

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