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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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ive merits of various automatic _—_—— tO or and the Woodhouse & Rawson companies competed. MACHINE FOR SHELLING PEAS. ear couplers. The Sawyer-Man and Brush-Swan Companies were in- After due consideration the committee do not feel This curious machine, which we saw in operation at vited, but… … Philadelphia, to the effect the pods continue to advance that there is more gold in the toward the extremity of the clay under the city of Phila- drum, where they fall into a delphia than would equal the entire valuation of the ment which is the best form or forms of self-couplers, chute. The…

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