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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (February 1877) (1877)

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broken chaff. The pestle is tion of the problem than at the outset. A World correspond- Passing over an iron bridge we were soon in the midst of a cone, having on its surface oblique projecting ribs, set at ent says that, in one corner of the Post Oflice building in the busy scene. All around… … FIG. 7.—GUARDIOLA'S COFFEE HULLER FOR HAND POWER. FIG. 5.—COFFEE DRYER, TRANSVERSE SECTION. FIG. 8.-QUAPJ)I0LA'S COFFEE HULLING AND POLISHING MACHINE. upon the ground—we following their example—and crept to are broken. Each mortar will clean about 150 to 300 lbs. fruitless inventions. Most of them…

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