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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 2 (July 1904) (1904)

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table, where girls, attired in spotless white aprons and caps, place them in cardboard packages or cartons, each holding twelve. These packages are then placed on an end- less belt which carries them to a machine almost human in its operation. This machine turns back the flaps, glues them, pastes a… … Box-Nailing; Machine. Electrically-Heated Mold. THE MANUFACTURE OF CEREAL FOODS BY THE AID OF ELECTRICITY. cases, which, too, are made by machinery, and the shredder there is a corresponding number of layers. of shredding. For this purpose the grain is spreaa product is ready for shipment. on clean…

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