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American journal of pharmacy (1835)

Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science · Philadelphia : Philadelphia College of Pharmacy · leaf 73

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bushby's pill machine. 63 ing, which is to some druggists the one horrible skeleton which haunts their business life, has induced many attempts to construct a simple machine possessing sufficient intelligence to convert a large mass into equal-sized and properly-shaped pills. A ma- chine for this… … years at a few of those establishments — such as Holloway's and Cockle's — where pills are turned out by the hundred-weight. But the great expense, the unnecessary elaborateness, and, we may add, the many imperfections, of this machine, have al- together prevented its general introduction among the…

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