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Story February 2, 1924

Peninsula Enterprise

Accomac, Accomack County, Virginia

What is this article about?

In Europe, a baker innovatively uses windmill power to mix, knead bread, and grind flour, demonstrating thriftiness by not wasting natural energy.

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Wind Kneads Bread.

Foreigners are not so slow as Americans think they are in hastening to adapt themselves to up-to-date ideas and also in devising ways and means of their own to accomplish their daily tasks more easily. Near one city in Europe an ingenious country baker has connected a windmill on top of his plant with machinery below, which mixes and kneads his bread. Indeed, baking may be said to be done by wind power. When baking is not going forward and the wind is still turning the mill this gratuitous power of nature is not permitted to go to waste, but is utilized by the thrifty baker for turning the wheels that grind the wheat and rye into flour.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Windmill Baking Bread Kneading Flour Grinding European Ingenuity

What entities or persons were involved?

Ingenious Country Baker

Where did it happen?

Near One City In Europe

Story Details

Key Persons

Ingenious Country Baker

Location

Near One City In Europe

Story Details

An ingenious country baker connects a windmill to machinery that mixes and kneads bread using wind power, and grinds wheat and rye into flour when not baking.

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