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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 26 (December 1876) (1876)

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er space, apparatus is represented without the sizing sleeves. The for more convenient shipment, and the ready opening and semolina enters the hopper, and falls upon the first inclined to each. On the night of October 6, after the gas had been adjustment when desired for use. extinguished for… … lar hole. This serves for the introduction of the Bun- and their tendency to break in the folds.—Monitetir de HOERDE'S SEMOLINA SEPARATOR. sen burner. As the supply of air would be insuffi- la Tcinture. cient otherwise, it will be necessary to enlarge the open- The frame may be spread to varying…

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