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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 18 (1890) (1890)

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the percentage fell from 64 to teur photographer. Its composition is the following : 0. Hardly a bad potato could be found, though two- No. 1. thirds were bad in the ridges not moulded up. It was Sulphite of soda cryst.........6 a italalele’e eiaisiarele ais 60 grammes, found that the presence of… … oy - SS W YY ful of pure powdered alum. Stir into this enough of disease which made its appearance in the potatoes was flour to make a thick cream. Break up every little not very great. If the tops were cut and taken away, lump of flour until the mixture issmooth. Stirin next FELLOWS’ IMPROVEMENT…

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