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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 7 (August 1870) (1870)

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hereto, and suspended thereby, than has hitherto been done. we were soaped, scrubbed, bolused, and birched—all for our ing the point. The central box is thus relieved from the strain of the load, The plates and rollers are made of steel, and are very dur- good ; so that, schoolboy-like, we… … GKEENLEAFS IMPROVED TURN-TABLE. theless, as a rule, our watchful parents and maiden aunts al- displacement of the connections of the beams by sudden and cast-iron center. A table fifty feet in diameter, weighing 25,- most invariably succeeded in defeating our cunningly con- violent jars upon the…

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