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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 12 (March 1878) (1878)

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ime in churning would thus be saved. Mr. J. F. Fer- branched standard, E, is formed a cylindrical head, through filled with liquid, and the lamp being lit during the first pe- guson, of Burlington, Vt., exhibited a new pan which is which passes a rod, F. To the forward end of the rod is riod of the… … a warm room, where at the end of 34 along the rear edge of the standard, E, SNYDER'S DITCHING MACHINE. hours it stood at twenty-two per cent. and terminates in a sprinkler at the At the third trial the mercury stood at forward end of the cutter and packer, from 70° to 73°. At the end of 2 hours…

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