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Rev. James K. Ewer , Company 3, Third Mass. Cav., Roster of the Third Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment in the war for the Union 1 1 Browse Search
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s to resemble that made by hand Thomas and Woodcock, of Brattleboroa, Vt., patented a pulp-dresser; and Thomas Gilpin, of Philadelphia, a paper-calendering apparatus. 1831. J. J. Jaquir obtained a patent for making continuous paper with wire-marks similar to hand-made paper. Edward Pine, of Troy, and E. N. Fourdrinier patented apparatus for cutting continuous paper into lengths; and Turner, a strainer designed to supersede the agitating vat of the Fourdrinier machine. Carvil, of Manchester, Conn., patented a screen with fans; and John Ames, of Springfield, Mass., introduced a wire cylinder for the purpose of cleansing rags. 1832. James Sawyer, of Newbury, Vt., invented a piston pulpstrainer; John Ames, a sizing-machine. 1852. G. W. Turner, London, England. Improved mode of applying an endless wire-web in a paper-machine; also, mode of passing the paper through a trough of size between two endless felts. 1853. Brown and McIntosh, Aberdeen, Scotland. Hollow perforated