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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 22 (1861) (1861)

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icated art of war to its present to the pulp that is formed by scraping an apple with holding the loaves. These shelves rest upon lédges state, the cooking department has been more neg- a knife. From a pulp thus formed the juice is very riveted to the inner sides of the oven, and they are readily… … made moveable, and the plate, to fold up so as to be placed in F, is made adjustable in its the oven during the march. proximity to the knives, C C. We do not see why one or more of these ovens more important. There can be no doubt that more The importance of scraping apples to make cider has…

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