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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 22 (May 1909) (1909)

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rection. The tip of each with two rows of bristles arranged to form a continu- extend into a recess formed in the parting strip. It picker H is of annular corrugated form, this form be- ous brush surface. The spokes of the inner wheel will be observed that in swinging the sashes into the ing… … POULTRY PICKING MACHINE. material from choking the spouts B, an agitator is transported with the silicate. By a recently devised process silicates of the alkalies are produced in the provided in the hopper A. This consists of a plate F flexible tips and rings I of larger diameter which are dry…

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