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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 2 (1898) (1898)

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nd hence is thoroughly protected from dust and which various foods undergo during the process and the is not liable to get out of order. According to the im- place in the position that is transmitted to it in aciing losses which are brought about by cooking have been provement represented in Figs.… … hub clutch teeth. Theen- ents is very great, being one-fourth of all the albuminoid tire device is completely inatter. In a bushel of potatoes the loss would be inclosed within the hollow hub, and thechange of gear arrangement, there is obtained an invisible brake, equivalent to a pound of sirloin…

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