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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 45 (1855) (1855)

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sed, ac- The construction of ice houses above seasons, by keeping the temperature of the cording to the nature of the articles to be ground, with double walls, filled between house low by the ice and non-conconducting American Ship for Russia. preserved. The absorbents may be readily with straw,… … them. The roof is also formed of two thick- mosphere inside, by the use of the absorb- preservatory. @The value and importance of er method of preserving it; to save all this, nesses, c c, space, d, being allowed between a perfect house for preserving fruit during ents described. The great feature…

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