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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 7 (1888) (1888)

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ared is then putina Strolling into one of these factories recently, in the be- basket or bucket with a per- forated bottom and immersed lief that it would be cool, but finding that it was actually in boiling water. The object of this is to dilute and extract the hottest place he had been in during… … tanks, which form a flooring often as necessary for about over the whole place, is a con- six weeks. The fruit is then tinuous coil of iron pipes, taken out of the sirup and charged with ammonia, that penetrate the wells ence shows that with wages at $1 per day of 10 hours, washed in clean water,…

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