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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 14 (October 1872) (1872)

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orce in this machine. The work accomplished moving the lever so as to cause it to hook on the fastening Box 610, Baltimore, Md. by a machine of this description, of 6 feet in diameter, is pins with the other. In view of the simplicity of this in- stated to amount to 160 bushels of wheat per hour,… … THE DISINTEGRATING FLOUR MILL. Even the use Of varnish boiled with litharge is to be avoided, and one boiled with borate of manganese preferred. As a view of the coupling fastened, and Fig. 2 shows a vertical taking the average duty of each at 6 bushels per hour. The rule, it should have two coats,…

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