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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 23 (1886) (1886)

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ine, which is the invention foolish enough to buy the coffee which is ground at may be adjusted to regulate the stroke. The con- of Mr. T. B. Marshall, of Sidney, Ohio. With this ma- the store, and can be easily adulterated. The taste of veyer shaft is held in bearings formed centrally in chine… … of sugar in the glucose, and a taint of butter in the HENDERSON & CONGER’S IMPROVED GRAIN CONVEYER. ' MARSHALL’S SANDPAPERING AND POLISHING MACHINE. oleomargarine.”"—JW. Y. 7'ribtne. edges of which are corded. This strip is held in place rocating motion by the lower end of the lever, as a and…

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