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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 17 (April 1862) (1862)

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he ends of which carried to one side, the pans are hung upon a vibra- century, at least, and are called "squeezer rollers." are battered by the concussion of the wheels. The ting lever, J. A brace, K, holds the lever, J, either Being employed to press the water from long pieces usual mode of… … directing the heat against the bottom of the pan or and have also been attached to some of our washing heated to a welding temperature, and re-rolled. shielding the pan from its action as may be desired. The accompanying engravings represent an improved machines. They are not so convenient for…

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