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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 21 (1894) (1894)

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cal shaft whose lower end turns in a step on the that the float strikes the block. rack in mesh with gear wheels on the power shafts, upper side of the lower head. The screen is readily On the top of the bed is a facing on which the crush- Further information relative to this invention may… … cerned with an inquiry after an entity which, perhaps, has no more separate existence than the old phlogis- are concentric annular V-shaped grooves, correspond- ton, or principle of fire, of the alchemists. But what ing to oppositely shaped ridges on the peripheries of does concern us mosttruly is…

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