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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 11 (1899) (1899)

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are 200,000 acres devoted to raising grapes, 140,000 acres dropped at convenient points. Each man gathers up skins remain for seven or eight days or until settled, for making wines, 60,000 acres in raisins. Sonoma when the wine is drawn off into another tub. The a box and starts to pick a certain… … older wineries all this pumping was row follows, and this is repeated two by hand, but in the Italian-Swiss or three times in order to pulverize winery all the tubs are connected by the soil and exterminate weeds. After iron pipes with a steam pump which operates, fills o: follow each other in…

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