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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 1 (July 1873) (1873)

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ng agents are used, nature when dry has an open spongy appearance, suggestive vertical cog wheel in front, that turns an iron shaft extend- of cocoa nut fiber. The same peat treated by this machinery and a large proportion of past failures have been due to this ing horizontally towards the center… … PEAT COMPRESSINa MACHINE-SECTIONAL VIEW. from 1'05 to 1'10, while black decomposed bog condenses to whose cogs turn a trundle head or a vertical shaft. To the iron into steel is not the most rational mode, because it leaves about 1'20. A set of machinery to work 100 tuns of crude two important…

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