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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 10 (1884) (1884)

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the blades brought to a stop. Another inquiry and examination along tion of this scheme is now being carried out at country sta- passing between the ribs or bars of a diaphragm above the the line failed to reveal the cause, and another start was tions and crossings. blades, thus disintegrating the… … lands as are to be found on every line, and to direct the transport of the trees to the places required to be planted. After grooves in the end plates, rests in front of the blades to con- such a plan as that here sketched had been fairly started, duct the grain to the center. A pipe conveys the…

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