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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 21 (November 1889) (1889)

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reel itself on the ting edges, and are attached to a curved bar, the angu- Why is it, then, that we are no nearer the acme of lar spaces between the cutters having a filling of solder. roll within the box, by the tension of the spring. The. perfection in this matter than we were two decades The… … we will willingly open our columns to a discussion of SIDWAY'S BISCUIT CUTTER. the subject. pressing it upon the dough with a rocking motion, to Tensile Tests at Varying Temperatures. cause its entire under surface to come in contact with the board. M. Andre le Chatelier has recently made a number…

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