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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 6 (1870) (1870)

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through a blower, which sepa- in the box of the hydraulic rates entirely the husks from the kernels. The kernels are press, Fig. 3. . The squeezers, Fig. 4, are made of horse hair then carried to the grinding mill and are passed through crushing rollers which I shall .ow describe. This machine,… … formerly passed under gether safe. FREDERICK LEAR. double upright millstones so as to grind the kernel Willsborough, Mo. thoroughly ; but this has been abandoned by most manu- a & facturers as a good crusher answers the purpose suf- The Wandering Jew, or Cow Killer, ficiently well, especially if…

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