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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 4 (January 1864) (1864)

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grain bin; now, The chemical constituents of the grain change their the contents of this bin will be found quite cool in from when the hopper is full it. falls and opens the slides, character, undergoing fermentation and from thence six to eight days. The perforated tubes in this bin G, at the… … MARSH'S AUTOMATIC GRAIN DRYER. a machine specially invented for the purpose. This the troughs, J, at the foot of which, outside the build- is also observable in flour; when closely packed for a plan for drying grain needs no special apparatus, as ing, are placed bags or other receptacles to contain…

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