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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 18 (April 1881) (1881)
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atch from Rome, Ga., dated April 2, says: used to,advantage in grinding and cracking corn, peas, etc. " The place is attracting crowds from all directions, and it An improvement in wool carding machines has been It is believed that these machines will save the planter hundreds of dollars every… … no forging is required, and the almost completed; the weary tun strength, of the spring is npl POWER COTTON SEED HULLER. nel at Kariyasu in Uzen, at last © 1881 SCIENTIFIC AMERICIAN, INCPatents · Color · Beetles · Manufacture · Patented · Scientific American · Water · Illustrated catalogue · Cubic yard · Stag beetle · Hydraulic lime · Rotary horizontal · Trade catalogs · Owen paper · Patent steam · Cotton seed
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