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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 38 (June 1854) (1854)

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- come opposite the said strippers, they will ef- pose at the center, owing to the pressure being greater rapidity than heretofore. ment specifically relates to a new arrangement fectually and rapidly separate the kernel from greatest there, and also to its being furthest re- the stalk at the point… … making bread. Any discovery or invention to tangentially to its axis around its face, and an On the 21st of last March, J. L. Garlington, strippers arranged on the inner periphery of prevent flour, &c, becoming heated when other series placed radially round its periphery of Snapping Shoals, Geo.,…

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