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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 13 (March 1890) (1890)

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wrinkles in some one form of such sheet metal rings so cut that the for rags. Old papers are always sorted before being proper combination of a series of these rings will pro- cases almost unavoidably made by the material be- used. Those containing printed matter are first treated duce a laminated… … present twenty-seven steamers The mixture is made in beat- THE COLES DOUBLE-FEED SEWING MACHINE, and ten sailing vessels, all fitted ing engines, which are establish- with mechanical refrigeration ed in series of three. It is in machinery, are engaged in this trade. The aggregate these apparatus…

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