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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 20 (November 1877) (1877)

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e of producing a uniform and a very The upper wheel bearing is supported upon a turned cen- which permits foreign substances to pass through without superior film. The purposes to which such a solution may ter, movable vertically in the column to compensate for dif- damage to the faces. be applied… … Chevreuil has found in it a coloring matter to tached to a vertical bar which is adjustable to Fig. 2-HARRIS0N'S NEW STANDARD GRINDING MILLS, which he gives the name of luteoline. A de- the thickness of the work sawing; the lower coction made during a quarter of an hour, guide is attached to the…

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