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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 5 (February 1878) (1878)

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and the action of the fluted roll- ■■— < I » I » ers was considered good, but that of the scrapers was de- E, and as this is traversed the stalks are caught between A Novelty in 'Wasbstands. the fluted rollers, B, C, and D, where their cores oj pith are fective, especially when the supply of water… … held between the pressure roller, I, which may be as ornamental as de- GREIG'S MACHINE FOR PREPARING RAMIE FIBER and table, J, they come in contact sired. with the lower set of revolving Mr. Bond has patented this de- scrapers, r, attached to the drums or rollers, M, by which The more freely this…

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