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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 21 (November 1897) (1897)

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s pivoted a hollow pin, which may be rigidly held and the yeast has settled, a straw yellow liquid is ob- edges of the latter are turned up more acutely by a pair in any position by a set screw, and turning on the pin tained which possesses the fine " bouquet" of the fruit of rollers, one under… … off the large angle which the Scheldt describes below ferent spouts which lead to as many different bins, each Antwerp by a new bed, whereby the channel receives spout carrying the number of the bin that it serves. THOMAS' JEWELER'S CLAMP. the proper breadth and necessary depth. This would So…

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