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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 11 (1876) (1876)

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hes which are supported when raised quantity of material required in a sifted state ready for im or lowered by cords and weightsor like means. mediate use. The upper portion of the device is separated Fig. 1 shows the holder as applied to sashes, and Fig. 2 is into two compartments, one of which… … ly. Each compartment may be made to hold abushel of meal diameter, having a broad flanged portion, and pierced with and one hundred pounds of flour, or it may be constructed holes for the reception of the fastening screw. In the ceuter of the disk is a threaded projection, upon which screws an-…

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