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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 23 (June 1874) (1874)

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these lefif cutters are ted machinery previously inaccessible. This indispensable in the open air, they are as nothing to those that go on under little tool is to be found in factories and workshops in every ^rieEtifw ground. Hitherto the use made of the leaves gathered in part of the world. It is… … taken in regard to the condition of the leaves carried Into Baxter turned his attention to the invention of a small, com- the chambers. In case a sudden shower comes on, the wet pact, portable, safe, and economical steam power, which pieces are deposited outside, to be picked up and taken In should…

Iron · Patents · Improved · Consists · Asks · Rubber · Inch · Sewing machine · Floating iron · Left hand · Carbolic acid · Iron globe · Steam engine · Square inch · Centrifugal force · Solar attraction · Steam pressure

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