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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 14 (1871) (1871)

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and the next step was to. immersing the same in a bath of flux heated to the tempera- ing room for more than half that number, besides waiting ascertain how the milk became contaminated. ture necessary for that purpose. In this bath, the wire or and retiring rooms, bakehouse, kitchen, stores, etc.… … the front runs a verandah about 200 feet long, constructed nealed, when they are withdrawn in a red hot state. A por- was built of wood, and was much decayed, and in part had with semicircular interlacing ribs sprung from upright posts. fallen away. The probability seemed to be that the mixture…

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