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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 22 (May 1870) (1870)

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o as to upset tires without assistance. artificial aids; that mankind, in fact, has lived in utter ignor- houses, seeking their way through chinks and crevices into Keferring to the engraving, A is a stationary frame, se- ance of it till within the last few decades ? Is it possible that cured to a… … the clothes-moth and its beautiful allies. H, compressing the tire as may be desired. These machines are manufactured and sold SHOPBELL'S MACHINE FOR UPSETTING TIRES, Pepper. by E. Shopbell, to whom a patent was grant- I which is to serve for food for the coming larva. The little Pepper possesses…

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