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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 14 (1901) (1901)

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rotation of the valve causes the auger-like which encircles the shank, and which is fitted in the stem to remove from the entire interior wall of the vaporizing-tube the accumulation of carbonized mat- carrier, the movable jaw can be adjusted to grip’ pipes of various sizes. The fixed jaw is… … Cotton-growers have ever been reluctant to cultivate long, fine staple cotton for the reason that the proper gin to separate the lint from the seed and to prevent the breaking and cutting of the fiber has never been a lug engaged by a transverse pin. By reason of this irvented. The objections to…

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