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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 1 (July 1887) (1887)

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naled therein as the tail view. This device is calculated to take up exces- the uncoupling being effected by withdrawing the pin churn is revolved. The pipe supplying air to the sive strain and jar, and also to cause a shorter stroke by means of a rod extending to the top of the car. The pump is… … tube, and its outer end is bent over at the top, and ALLYN'S CARPET AND WEATHER STRIP. fitted with a rose head to prevent the passage of flies or other insects to the inside of the churn. The coupling pin may, however, be turned so that the coup- shorter of the two standards on which the churn body…

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