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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 2 (July 1887) (1887)

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d to receive the rice as it eggs. A short time previously his sister had found a heating the rollers, and any desired pressure is obtained comes continuously from the thrashing machine, and round, thread-like worm, the length of a little finger, by turning the small crank handles shown. separate… … Near the front end of the tool are half stripped from the kernels of the grain ; ROHLMANN'S WOOD TURNING LATHE. round openings having inwardly project- and in order to prevent too high an air ing tusks or prongs, and when the firing pressure being kept up in the chamber, a cap is slipped over the…

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