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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 12 (March 1868) (1868)

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opper turnings are dissolved in nitric acid until the ate these difficulties It may be run by hand or power, the practical subject in a German cotemporary, illustrating the acid is saturated ; the objects are immersed in the solution hand machine ha.ving a capacity of twenty-five bushels per… … The stalks are fed to the picker from thetable flame, if experimented with at the usuk THE NATIONAL CORN-HUSKING MACHINE. or top of the machine. The picking device, temperatures of our rooms. Kerosene acci- like the husking rollers, has yielding bearings of rubber or dents occur from two causes:…

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