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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 7 (February 1893) (1893)

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oduce the product with which consists of two endless link belts running paral- suflScient economy to compete with others possessing chinery, entailing suspension of work, brings with it lel in a wooden trough, with hard maple flights at- disastrous results. I'o guard against this every pre- these… … the Street Railway Com- ductor. This is the initial The endless belt cane canlers are seen in the distance. The cane is brought from the fields in carts alongside the carrier belts and thrown upon pany, of which John H. step in the manufacture, them, and by the carrier belts the cane is delivered…

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