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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 9 (1904) (1904)

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flour, consuming 125,000 All wheat is not worth the same price; some farmers it is weighed in large hopper scales by a deputy State bushels of wheat a day, or over 135 carloads, the prod- allow the tares to grow up, and stunt the rugged weigher. It is then elevated into storage bins, where uct of… … There is more nutriment in the skin of the potato than in the body of it, but who can eat an equal weight ning the consideration of the somewhat complicated of the former without the stomach’s rebelling? A mixed with it. The chemist now comes in and ana- subject cf milling, it would be well perhaps…

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