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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 5 (July 1897) (1897)

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by lifting one end of a ropenet which covers the bottom and is permanently fastenedto one side of the wagon. Along the bottom of each flumeextends a cement trough, through which a stream ofwater flows and discharges into the factory. The binsare provided with a sliding bottom, which can bedrawn out… … THE LIME KILNS. These bins are so constructed that the beets receivefull ventilation on the sides and from below ; but it isalways the aim of the company to use up each daysdelivery as it comes, much better results being ob-tained when the beets are worked up fresh and crispthan when they are run…

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