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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 1 (July 1889) (1889)

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ther above perforated pipes, as shown in Fig. 3, whereby steam than below the general average, though this is at- HACHINE PCS STBETCHINO may be furnished as desired to steam the grain enter- WAX THBEAD SEW- tributed to some extent to the comparatively early age BELT LEATHEB. ing the supply pipe, or… … might have occurred. ENDLESS WIBE SCBEW MACHINE. SMITH'S AFFABATTTS EOB HEATING AND ST2AHING " The news from Central Pennsylvania Is awful," he GBAIK. therefore Illustrate a machine which marks an impor- said, " but this may be a very little thing compared with tant Improvement—the use of endless…

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