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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 5 (October 20, 1849) (1849)

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ddle of the wheel, for the water to immediately be entered upon by those engaged which conveys a plentiful and continuous sup- from behind by means of another smal! lever. In inthe manufacture of flour from wheat. escape. ply of oil to every part of the journal. The point of price the benefit will… … to fill every portion of the cistern, and thor- ming noise like a spinning top, and it is notin threshed stuff is driven to the separating cham- Th oughly saturate the mass which it contains. the least liable to get out of order, the wear be- ber, T, fig. 2, which has a screen bottom, U; This…

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