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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 12 (March 1892) (1892)

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invention forms we suppose to be marked A, B, C, D and A', B', C, D'. the subject of a patent issued to Mr. George E. Rus- number, of the Lancashire type, with a 120 pipe econ- The two levers, D and D j lift the arms, L, L, and the omizer—were supplied by the makers of the engine. sell, deceased,… … The American steamer Indiana lately sailed from Phi- screens, whereby the grain is thoroughly scoured and Fig. 1.-AUT0MAT0N EEFBE8ENTIN6 A JUGOLEB ladelphia with about 4,000 tons of grain and flour, polished, the screenings and other impurities being at FLAYING WITH BALLS. the generous gift of the…

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