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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 24 (1866) (1866)

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ed and depos- healtiny qualities do not depend on the mode of prepa- and facilitate the work of the farm, bears with it the ited upon the load. The hay is held to the teeth of ration for the table; it may be eaten three times a true poetry. The labor of cutting, curing, and gath- the straps by… … ‘ out salt, or pepper, or vinegar, or altogether to a like or forwarding the work and diminishing the labor, advantage, and to the utmost that can be taken with should be encouraged, or, at least, noticed. The an appetite. Its healthful quality arises from its following is a concise description of…

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