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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 22 (1870) (1870)

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use of art and science. The philologist experiences a pleasure churn, and to eliminate so far as possible, any inconveniences of, and the goods subjected to the action of light, by the almost as keen as that of the chase, while he pursues some hitherto pertaining to churns of this class. effect of… … Patented,through the Scientific Amer- ican Patent Agency, March 22, 1870, to C. Blust, whom address for further information, at Lucas, Ohio. How strange the many adaptations and contrivances every or other treatment with moisture. The time required for exposure to the light will of course where…

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