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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 23 (1901) (1901)

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machines open at the bottom, Sorghum, sugar cane, cotton stalks, corn stalks, ufacture of tin and sheet metal ware. The corrugated and for that reason invariably leak. A considerable ramie, and cane in general contain a pith. which is especially valuable for making pulp in the manufacture rain… … Severance lost his part of the proceeds by ill-advised The material after having been subjected to pres- IMPROVEMENT IN DREDGE SHOVELS, At the time of his death he was about sure is thoroughly dried, in order to evaporate any to realize considerable money on the sale of a patent remaining moisture.…

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