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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 9 (August 1874) (1874)

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reased to three of merit will be noted in the course of the description. Many a superintendent or foreman of a shop has, doubt- feet in length—to util'ze him, to put him to some other em Fig. 1 is a perspective view. Fig 2 shows the apparatus ployment than that of a mere pet. It was concluded to… … ponent of the same. The buckets are made turned, feeding must take place. At the with a radial termination, «,and have d irnen- upper extremity of the feed screw is a horizontal hollow wheel, the inner peri- sions between the lines, a b, decreasing THE BLACKSTONE AND ELMER WATER WHEEL. from the rim…

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