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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 2 (July 1890) (1890)

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n be bolted to any convenient place, patented by Mr. John A. Hatlestad, of Moss Point, on this shaft is a large sheave, about which and over Miss. A series of horizontal bars, curved for a portion leaving the back shaft to run free and enabling the a guide sheave is passed a cable, whose ends are… … mail clerk to readily draw in the device when de- tion upon the carbohydrates of peach gum. He THE "GRANITE CITY" POLISHING MACHINE. sired. There is an angular beveled stop block on says : the lower end of the pivot rod of the gripping arm, The gummy substance secreted from the tissues fitting in a…

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