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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 36 (May 1855) (1855)

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ars, E, expanded or contract- plates, K. W. Lupton, of Va. The machine combines Operation—The meal or unbolted flour is of the chest or box, B, the lower ends of the ed. The finest flour falls through the portion rotary cutters with wire fingers, reel, and parts, k k, being kept against the… … the division plates maybe adjusted according A represents a wire cloth bolt of the usual By the use of the sliding division plates, moving the slide to which the first division cylindrical form, which is placed stationary ly, so as to keep the fine portion separate the flour may be separated at…

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