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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 30 (April 1858) (1858)

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in California light fly wheel. The performances of the mill in purchasing strychnine, arsenic, and phos- engine described on page 208 (whereby ten phorus, to destroy them, but these poisons bushels of wheat were ground to each bushel seem to produce no useful result in diminish- of fuel consumed),… … is accomplished, he will proceed to the next dust are employed for fuel, and with the same township, and extinguish its subterranean in- the power, and gives motion to K placed in a satisfaction as to results. They gear their The number of machines which will per- habitants in the same manner, and…

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