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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 23 (December 1904) (1904)

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paration of the dough takes inside journals running in boxes held by two deep wrought-iron beams, one on each side. These beams most of the time required in the ordinary baking pro- throw much Are, and many of us can recall an early day, when we watched the night express as it speeded are… … five minutes. The flour The Lock-Chamber Tilted Down to the Lower Level. to the right—while the was weighed and the num- next pair moves in the op- ber of loaves compared posite direction, or to the with the number produced left, the two axles always by the ordinary process, remaining parallel to…

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