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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 16 (April 1875) (1875)

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vine, can be employed. The forcing-in of the cork admits the ap- jarring is entirely obviated, and the passengers within are loxera, in an advanced stage. caused by phylloxera. plication of the semicircular sleeve parts, which bind, by enabled to read, write, and otherwise employ themselves with… … thence, by tilting, the latter is allowed pared from a photograph of one of these vehicles, now in placed over the sleeve parts and carried down by the lever, to fill the smaller can above. The ori- use on the railway between Paris and Lille, France. The g, of the corking machine, producing thereby…

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