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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 5 (1877) (1877)

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as follows: The | thickness of metal is required, the core box should be as the food as well as richness: the feeding of concentrated food flange is one piece, the bend proper another, and the core pattern is. A round pattern demands a round core box; the being only profitable so far as the animal… … Sen the distance between these outline marks and the edge of the crop, should be used as cattle food. Early-cut straw is worth core will represent the thickness of metal in the finished cast- for feed two thirds as much as hay, and is three times as has a projecting piece extending into a recess or…

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