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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 9 (1884) (1884)

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form the tail. The interior portion, which construction and at the same time durable and compara- was much more brilliant than the exterior, surrounded the In a properly constructed mill the greater portion of the tively cheap. There is no tailboard to remove ferment remains in the bran, and the… … the front of the body, so that the driver may flour from dry grain and the first grinding is HILL’S RAPID DUMPING CART. raise it with the toe of his -boot, while stand- used. nucleus, which latter was not, however, in the center of its ing on the shafts or sitting on the edge of the While engaged…

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