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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 22 (November 1874) (1874)

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etal, when cold. But my experi- attachment, by the aid of which nails can be withdrawn ment, as above described, shows that this cold metal, which from the wood in a perfectly straight condition. To per- has the highest specific gravity, does not float, and the form this operation, the claw of the… … On pressing down on the latter, two dogs, A, pivoted, as at the circumference, for expanding and closing tightly the and also a novel arrangement of plug for binding the milk shown, to the hatchet, enter the wood surface and thereby more the pressure is increased, and is connected by a uni- in the…

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