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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 20 (1878) (1878)

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and Mr. Robert Eason, of Springville, Ohio, has recently pat- Philadelphia, at the present time, has a widespread and scouted the very idea of the Germans, Belgians, or Ameri- ented a Cider Mill, by which the cider is made with great well carned fame for the production :f many varieties of _cans… … employed on the premises, and the whole makers are present, and they send fixed por- work is superintended by the proprietor in table and traction engines, plows, harrows, person, who was practically brought up to drills, thrashers, corn dressers, mowers, reap- the business by a long apprenticeship…

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