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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 16 (October 1890) (1890)

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3, to indicate measurements on a graduated scale. The nected with the triple valve and with an extension of the pipe connected with the train pipe. When the op- yarn dresser is in direct connection with the winder, and erator desires to recharge the auxiliary reservoir, he when the reel begins to… … processes, and to discover wherein the treat- without a fracture. Then a weight of 1,400 lb. was ment has hitherto been defective, and, if possible, to the latter to tend to take up more yarn than would be tried, falling at a height of 17 feet, struck the wheel meet it. 11 times, but failed to…

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