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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 8 (August 1878) (1878)

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r receiving the shaft to receive the strong wrench employed in turning it. The bottom is attached to a strong tinned iron hoop, and lugs of the bobbin wheel. Mr. Amandus Henning, of New York City, has patented When the key is used on a line shaft its head is offset, as the hoop and bottom together… … The water in the reservoir is warmed without used or manufactured, as for example in pow- IlQ.5 / s expenditure of extra fuel, and the space oc- der mills, it is of especial advantage, as there cupied by the reservoir is not available for can be no danger of explosion, as no blows or other uses.…

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