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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 21 (May 1868) (1868)

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y be employed. Orders should be We place about half the biscuit powder required to make a front of the platform of the machine is beveled, so as to pass addressed to John E. Evertson, Mount Vernon, Ind. biscuit into the mold ; we then compress slightly in a small easily between the rows of corn,… … platform. These rollers whole mass. The line are held together at CHASE'S PATENT CORN HARVESTING MACHINE. of the road was event- their lower ends by the spring beam, and receive the stalks of corn, by their rotation | and afterwards place it on the powder in the biscuit mold, [ually altered, and…

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