[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 68
make Fig. 2. Put the stick a, through the ver-tical perforations of the cube d and cylinderb, far enough apart on the stick for the cubeto be the wheel inside the churn, the cylin-der outside. Into the outside perforationsof both cube and cylinder, slip pins for ^..jw——--^^^°°™°°°™^^°™°™°™°°^ … wedges. Put a two-inch stick e into the out-side oblique perforations of the cylinder fora crank, and the machine will work. Whenthe crank is turned the cube revolves in thebox. Another sphere can be a roll ofbutter placed on the table as in Fig. 3. CIRCLE PLAY. On the circle, we will have a…
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