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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 12 (1892) (1892)

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a Nature. upper fixed and a lowerrevoluble screen between which ee the grain is fed centrally and passed out peripherally, Help for the Russians, a suction fan forcing a current of air through the The American steamer Indiana lately sailed from Phi- screens, whereby the grain is thoroughly scoured… … Messrs. Albert A. Taylor and William C. Ed- supported on the main frame. The grain is wards, of Cornwall, N. Y. The lower cylin- thence discharged upon another inclined flange, Fig. 2—INTERNAL MECHANISM OF AUTOMATON. drical reservoir has drip tubes on its under and falls through into a discharge…

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