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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 8 (1901) (1901)

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o one of the ports would fall the surface of the yarn merely, as is clearly the directly into the 13-inch handling room, opening into case in the ordinary presses, but is thoroughly rubbed which are the 13-inch magazines, and below which are into the yarn by these pulleys, which are actuated some… … rible’s’ record showed 104 shots and 80 hits quantity is being printed and steamed. The Turret, area. with the 6-inch guns on the regular target (16 two sections of the machine are alternately urrets, ATES... 2. by 20 feet). Seventy-nine of the 80 hits would used. The washing of the yarn is also…

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