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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 26 (December 1864) (1864)

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l manipulations are required before cigars, crushed sugar, butter, beef tongues, nutmegs, G. Page, of Washington, several years before the shafts or studs are ready for turning. This machine, experiments of Mr. Joule. Turning ioj Prof. Tyn- table salt, salt fish, pickles, dried fruit, apples, by… … JEWELL'S LATHE ATTACHMENT FOB CENTERING AND SQUARING. ware, cheese, vegetables, nuts, yeast, powder, tin- tion," page 117, we And him chargeable with another ol the levei-3, R T, connected uy trie rod, S, to a ware, meats and fish in cans. anachronism, more decidedly erroneous, in the record…

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