SOOT IN THE FLUES

By Anna Mae
Published on March 1, 1972
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It works very simply. A 100 volt motor turns a belt which in turn turns a wooden cylinder which has strips of rubber nailed to it. This turns inside of a large barrel which has two open sides. One to hold the stocks of rice in and the other for the chaff
It works very simply. A 100 volt motor turns a belt which in turn turns a wooden cylinder which has strips of rubber nailed to it. This turns inside of a large barrel which has two open sides. One to hold the stocks of rice in and the other for the chaff
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Hi, Dear Friends! March-April issue you say why we hardly have
the tinsel out of the way can it be the years are coming and going
so fleetingly? Hope you didn’t make too many resolutions that
are by this time staring you in the face but forgotten. If we could
all just resolve to be more Christ-like in the New Year and try to
do the work that God has planned for each of us wouldn’t that

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