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T^sT i^D Slow Giiixt^iNo: Valuable Advice to MiLLrKS. On th&alli'Sorta^itTubi^ct: J. M. Truax, a practical miller writes to the S»s7o\Tas follows :-•■ The quantity to be ground must depend upon ttetoSre or density of the stone, the draft, the number and depth of fu^o^ and the grinding without heating. No more gnndmg should b« doneThau cTonbe done without heating. The heatmg is the stoppm| 8not The muantity that every mUl ought to grind is that quantity that c^ be ground and not heat, whether it... is 5, 10, or 20 bushels per hoim it^verTmUler will observe this as his guide, he wfll do the best work *^?i^ilSl'o?hLting,Ime.ntosay that the grain should not be so heate^byTressure or rubbing, as wiU start the nice or essential oils of S^erain Ifthegrainoilis stiirted by friction, that fnctiou produces heaf^nd that h^it dries and evaporates the grain juice, and the virtue of the flour ilimpaired. Anv amount of cooling will not repairthe dam- ^e done by hSg. The st^am that rises from the hot running mid is telvawr from out of the essential oils of the gi-ain, and is lo.?t in tae brlad^ToTe^or^mend the grindmg of 10, 15 or 25 busheb of wheat per hoTr is bad advk™ imprudint Millers diHer in the selection of stones 5nd differ'about their dress, and the motion of their mill ^ One wdl have «ne kind and way, and another another kind and way ; bi.t whatever way they sdecrwhen they go to grinding, their quantity per hour should be tli-t which they can grind and not heat, whether it is 3 5, 10 or 20 bu^ielsSrhour.- Donotimmirthe substance for the bulk per hour Flood hlat is as hi-h as can he warranted without impairmg the product ftmaybfanalbli^grm^ f:u.t, but an old adage is " haste makes wa^te" If millers are ambitious, let that ambition be apphed to the makin- of a perfect runnmg milL Select the very be.t buns, and pi t m a horou^hlv common sensi dres.s ; a dress that wiU granulate thej hole kernel L^iearly as passible.
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T^sT i^D Slow Giiixt^iNo: Valuable Advice to MiLLrKS. On th&alli'Sorta^itTubi^ct: J. M. Truax, a practical miller writes to the S»s7o\Tas follows :-•■ The quantity to be ground must depend upon ttetoSre or density of the stone, the draft, the number and depth of fu^o^ and the grinding without heating. No more gnndmg should b« doneThau cTonbe done without heating. The heatmg is the stoppm| 8not The muantity that every mUl ought to grind is that quantity that c^ be ground and not heat, whether it... is 5, 10, or 20 bushels per hoim it^verTmUler will observe this as his guide, he wfll do the best work *^?i^ilSl'o?hLting,Ime.ntosay that the grain should not be so heate^byTressure or rubbing, as wiU start the nice or essential oils of S^erain Ifthegrainoilis stiirted by friction, that fnctiou produces heaf^nd that h^it dries and evaporates the grain juice, and the virtue of the flour ilimpaired. Anv amount of cooling will not repairthe dam- ^e done by hSg. The st^am that rises from the hot running mid is telvawr from out of the essential oils of the gi-ain, and is lo.?t in tae brlad^ToTe^or^mend the grindmg of 10, 15 or 25 busheb of wheat per hoTr is bad advk™ imprudint Millers diHer in the selection of stones 5nd differ'about their dress, and the motion of their mill ^ One wdl have «ne kind and way, and another another kind and way ; bi.t whatever way they sdecrwhen they go to grinding, their quantity per hour should be tli-t which they can grind and not heat, whether it is 3 5, 10 or 20 bu^ielsSrhour.- Donotimmirthe substance for the bulk per hour Flood hlat is as hi-h as can he warranted without impairmg the product ftmaybfanalbli^grm^ f:u.t, but an old adage is " haste makes wa^te" If millers are ambitious, let that ambition be apphed to the makin- of a perfect runnmg milL Select the very be.t buns, and pi t m a horou^hlv common sensi dres.s ; a dress that wiU granulate thej hole kernel L^iearly as passible.
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