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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 12 (1881) (1881)

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oes its work rapidly and thoroughly, and when used in con- Mr. Frederick W. Claussen, of New York city, has patented junction with the other machines which are intended to be an improved drying-room clip for use in laundries, etc. It used asa part of the plant in the manufacture of kegs, has the… … Mr. Emil Puchta, of Washington, Mo., has patented ing moisture from the atmosphere, its surface in the cis- Fig. 4.-MACHINE FOR LEVELING KEGS AND SMALL CASKS. an improved table of the class known as “saloon tern is covered by a layer of mineral oil, which has no tables,” provided with boxes…

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