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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 7 (February 1866) (1866)

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ual form, pro- vided with a waterback, A, tank, 13, and escape- DOYLE'S BEEFSTEAK CRUSHER. pipe, F, all arranged in the usual manner, except This utensil is designed to improve the quality that the escape-pipe, F, is attached to the wr.terback of tough beefsteak, by soliening or dividing the ob- a… … can be reduced, the surface fuel kept partially unu- lor human food. The machine consists of a pair of mation address A. H. Fowler, at Ithaca, N. V. nited, and radiation effectually prevented, whereby a spiked cast-iron rollers, A. One of these is set in a glowing heat is obtained in the center of…

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