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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 19 (November 1892) (1892)

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elphia. The drawing explains itself and little descrip- HYDES COTTON PICKER. in taking the cotton from the picker jaws, and the suc- tion is necessary. It will be observed that the existing tion carrying the picked cotton through the flexible station, which appears at the extreme right of the cut,… … and boiling water half a pint, and after- of Broad and Market, and at the corner of HYDE'S COTTON PICKER-MECHANISM OF THE PICKER." ward a drachm and a half of glycerine. Fifteenth and Filbert. Definite plans for This solution may be filtered, or it may be allowed to cotton crop, and is designed in…

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