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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 2 (1905) (1905)

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time very light, and does not obstruct an ap- will burst at the end of the nipple, on which the hose ——, = preciable amount of light. The metal frame is covered is secured with iron band and bolt. Now, it is impos- A SIMPLE MILKING MACHINE, by a molding, which harmonizes with the window In the… … ing machine, which was responsible for his giving this A CONVENIENT PIPE COUPLING. branch of the machine business considerable attention, udder and one of the teats are indicated by dotted lines. and resulted in the invention by him of a number of enough there is no way of reconnecting it. In the…

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