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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (1901) (1901)

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he construction G. Burdick, of Antigo, Wis. As our illustration shows, the car-mover comprises is so simple that the operative mechanism can be The central ball-bearing in question comprises two a lever in which a fulcrum-roller is adjustably held readily removed. The gearing can be bélted to the… … or four months in a cool room, and that it is much more wholesome and easily digested than the ordi- nary fats used for baking and cooking. For this rea- A knife-edge on the grip-hook serves to grip the car- Within the cups around the post balls are passed. son the product has met with considerable…

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