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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 12 (1895) (1895)

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Fort Branch, Ind. The engraving The two dashers with which this churn is provided, cording ampere meter, which is being placed upon the represents a sectional side elevation of the motor, a one having a vertical and the other a rotary movement, market by the Bristol Company, of Waterbury, Conn.… … KELLY AND HAGQUIST’S CHURN. FRENCH’S MOTOR. sists of two parts, a flat and very thin disk of iron and | a small sleeve or core of iron on the non-magnetic | used independent of the other. It has been patented and contracting rim preferably made by sets of metallic shaft. The sleeve is completely…

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