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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 16 (October 1872) (1872)

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can Paper Car Wheel Company, at Pittsf ord, Vt., tion of the working parts, as their arrangement will be easi- manufacture R. M. Allen's patent paper car wheels, which sant odor has bitberto-greotly limited ito uno, notwitbotniKl- ly understood by the mechanical reader from a glance at the ing the… … which prevents the possibility foundation settling, thus throw- of the fillings coming out. The THE FEICK AND BOWMAN STEAM ENGINE, ing the connections in a twist tire rests upon the paper only, and causing hot bearings, is en irely obviated. The counter- be employed for many of the purposes to…

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