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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 13 (1862) (1862)

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in the frame, A, on the wedges, Dr. Decharme says that by the usual mode of grind- not perfectly amalgamated, and afterward it was C, which are connected to a screw on the end of the ing grain the yield of flour is only 78 to 80 per cent put back into the kettle to boil still further. It was shaft,… … is connected by belts with The hulled grain is also the pulley, n, and that with found to keep much better n', which drives the cone pinion, R, by aclutch. This than grain in the hull. M. Hamon inclosed a quan- reaches the point of ebullition ata lower temperature pinion drives the four rollers, e…

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