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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 21 (1893) (1893)

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arious forms, such as if the macaroni is made solid, it would take very long sun. This wheat is then coarsely ground and run fine thin threads called vermiicelli, from its thread- to dry when hung upon racks, and also when dried it through a revolving sieve to separate the starch from worm-like… … boiling, and impossible to do so uniformly. So import- macaroni about 100 pounds of semolina or granulated passed through a series of six hand sieves, each a little wheat is first put into a circular iron mixing machine antis this considered, and so defective do the Italians finer than the…

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