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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 16 (1880) (1880)

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of the driven drum either faster or slower in carbons being thus reduced to 1-48th of what it would be After the moss reaches the factory it is subjected to the ac- than the driver. tion of the washer, which is a large cylindrical arrangement The bearing surface wheel, C, is made of rubber or simi-… … the case of small electrical or water which rests upon the metallic wedge motors. and falls down by its own weight, and Further information concerning this that of a small weight placed on the with a wheel inside, which pulls the moss hither and thithery useful invention may be obtained by…

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