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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 25 (December 1876) (1876)

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dhere to it, so that they and communicating with a graduated reservoir of air over a can be run through past the top roll, and thereby cleansed vessel-of (water, M. Woillez has measured the quantity of out to their extreme ends. The apron acts as a conveyer, also air which thus penetrates into the… … the atmosphere. to the rolls while the water may be used much hotter than A NOVEL AIB COMFBESSOB. usual. The rubber conforms to the uneven thicknesses of The annexed engraving represents a new machine for the clothing. The machine is designed to be used in an or- compressing air by water pressure.…

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