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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 7 (1882) (1882)

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ner, THE MANUFACTURE OF SOAP. tant of all the thousand-and-one things that go to make up | aided by a series of engravings, illustrative of the process of The old folks who were ‘raised’ in th® country will at | the sum of our every-day life. That the public may know | manufacture used by the… … recommend soap that has lasting qua- [Continued on page 99.J lities is because his customers would use less soap, so would not patronize him so often. She should use herown judgment, remembering that ‘‘ the best is the cheapest ;” for, next to MAKING LYE. THE MANUFACTURE OF SOAP.—FACTORY OF PROCTER…

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