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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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draft. The done with great rapidity, hardly a minute being required to connects the lower section of the rod with the point is left stone being in face, running balance, and tram, the draft trim a large double roll. loose, so that the former is allowed to turn when screwing it should be 1 inch to… … that the roller is the spindle on which the have ground 4,000 bushels of wheat since paper is rolled, and,is also the shaft of the there was a pick on my burrs, and they BOnST'3 WALL PAPER TRIMMER- cutting device, whereby the machine is run nicely yet." greatly simplified. The roll of paper to be…

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