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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 25 (June 1884) (1884)

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, and they are always careful to advise their cus- These time cards, after being so made up, are left hang- This is now accomplished by the machine shown, in which, tomers to use generating boilers which cannot superheat ing in the time card room until the next change. Meanwhile the steam. The… … RAG-CTJTTING MACHINE. the pulp. legislation which will give protection to game in The couch and press rolls, shown above, indicate the the Western States and Territories. Otherwise there portion of the machine where the pulp has been sufficiently the roller being revolved, a carriage carrying…

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