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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 6 (1877) (1877)

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improvement of the quality of the product. thing goes on smoothly. When work is stopped, a smail that it is of great importance that all the operations be car- It is hardly necessary, therefore, to add that the inventions ried on with the utmost rapidity, otherwise the juice is liable herein… … duce these evil effects. Pans evap- nous substance that adheres to the EVAPORATOR. FIG. 1.—GUARDIOLA’S HELIX SUGAR orating in vacuoare free, toa certain husk or inner cover of the coffee extent, from theseinconveniences; but a vacuum apparatus is the apparatus. When the defecated juice tegins torun…

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