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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 16 (1866) (1866)

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an to necessitate grain elevators in its movement. Myr. Barton, in a his. longation of the stove funnel. torical lecturea few years since, in Buffalo, stated that the “ Dart Elevator” was the first one in that city, built in 1844, and Ithink the first one in tho country for storing and transferring… … quality of bread than do the people of the United latter. The cone-like bottom of the central cylinder As a curiosity, however, without regard to the fact States, we should say 20 per cent poorer in quality, diverts the smoke on all sides to the walls of the or falsity of theassumptions made for…

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