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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 19 (1868) (1868)

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ture delivered by Dr. E. H. Parker copper. It obtains its name from its use in dyeing or stain- should beinvented. Since then we have seen the apparatus of Poughkeepsie, before the New York Medical Society, the ing the hair, and particularly the eyebrows—for rastik means jllustrated in the… … ter, itself, becomes the medium through Process of Preparing Coffee. which the power is transmitted. Bis a In the process of roasting coffee, as ordi- similar disk, also halved, carrying on its periphery two, three, or more rollers, turning on studs seated narily practiced, much of the aroma is…

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