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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (February 1878) (1878)

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eiving diaphragm, portion of the platform is inclined toward a central lateral blast also serves to remove sand. The cotton thus collected have not been materially modified, but by the use of reflec- gutter which.has a spout at one side through which the cider is carried upward, removed by fingers,… … meshes with a pinion of the production of his remarks, grinding cylinder and keeps his auditors wanted the ma- SIZES' PORTABLE CIDER MIEL. the same in motion. chine to imitate theirs also, When the tirst curb is filled and for a long time the appa- with ground fruit it is moved on the rail below…

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