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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 13 (1880) (1880)

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the miller wondered why people never thought pivoted near the gauge bar, B. The tool is grasped by the | thus given: The greatest length of Lake Superior is 385 of using magnets before as a means of cleaning wheat. handle, C, attached to the convex end, and by the handle, Millers will remember the… … nuisance in spite of every precaution bar, B.* This useful tool was recently patented against it—and then came the magnet. Never did so simple a remedy cure such by Messrs. G. Stevens and E. F. Guild. wide-spread disaffection. Millers’ asso- Any further information may be obtained ciations had…

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