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crive an occasional turn to the handle at any odd moment, in- 
termittently with scooping pulp and dipping juice, while the 
fact that, from the same quantity of apples, Workman got 
rather more juice than Dening, in a third of the time, while em- 
IVork man's Cider Press. 
ploying half the labour, affords striking evidence of superiority 
in the press. 
The " pomace " from Workman's press cannot, of course, be 
cut up into blocks, as in Somersetshire practice ; but it did not, 
in the Judges' opinion, appear less well adapted for cattle food, or 
for transport, tban the sheared cakes of pomace. 
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