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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 2 (January 1884) (1884)

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3 is an enlarged view of the same. The first reduction steam, which will be of the nature of an explosion, and may is produced in the bosomed part of the disk, where the tific Ambbican will doubtless remember that we gave illustrations and description of this machine in August, furrows run sharp… … bubbles of air. Mean- tending from the bridge STRATJB & CO.'S GRINDING MILL. while, the facts he has tree down to the base gives adduced are certainly suf- sulHcient elasticiiy to al- ficient to warrant a belief that we have here a key to 1881. The theory on which it works is that the different low…

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