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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 21 (1893) (1893)

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nt solvent of the active portions of drugs, and is facturers in all lines of industry. In hydraulic presses, both preservative and antiseptic. Dr. Squibb has ob- especially, the company has been particularly success- ful in building work for a great variety of uses, but all tained very definite and… … aid of this medium in less time than with an alcoholic menstruum, while fluid extracts, intended primarily for culinary purposes, are now pre- pared in asimilar way from cinnamon, cloves, carda- tion and operation. The illustration shows a gang of small presses, built by the company, to be operated…

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