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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (1876) (1876)

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t, which may be used in con- Every established business firm knows the necessity of ad- siderably, being richer in the morning than at night, that nection with a lactometer, is known as the creamometer, Fig. vertising ; therefore a hint to themis notneeded. But upon which is drawn last from the… … rapid method. If it were possible to erect a huge chemical in hundredths, although the graduation need extend but a alent for their money. laboratory at every railroad depot, and employ an army of little way from the top down, The milk is poured in and So skilled chemists to analyze a specimen from…

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