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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 38 (1859) (1859)

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MENT Science any Art. toms and covers, stamped into shape by root, remove it then from the fire and imme- OF THE means of machinery made expressly for that diately add the eggs and sugar, stirring “SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.” purpose, and then tinned, by E. Ketcham briskly to keep the eggs from cooking,… … success; and since its commencement, no less than There is one advantage of our climate fifteen similar journals have been started, and have which we do not usually estimate sufficiently expired after a brief and unhealthy career. The Somn- highly, and that is, if our summers are hot TiFIO AMERICAN…

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