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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 30 (April 1852) (1852)

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rs—they are liable to split af- the dockers, H H, revolving in a contrary di- made, and the wheels cast, by another of Dot- rected as mentioned above. ter being baked. The cutting on a flat sur- rection, dock and mould the cut dough into terer's apprentice boys, J. D. Petsch, then the foreman of… … 1852. The longest time of suspension of na- less, there are placed screw buckles, E, for vigation on record is 136 days, in 1842-3— The accompanying engravings are a per- presents ths posts, which may be made of letting out and screwing up the fence, to com- the shortest in 1805-6, 42 days. The…

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