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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 20 (1899) (1899)

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ion of typesetting ma- value for human food. This is the ‘‘ Jerusalem chines. His first idea was a rotary machine, = with keys for impressing female dies in a con- artichoke.” The unopened heads of a thistle-like plant are, however, the realartichoke. The latter tinuous strip of heavy paper, which… … of beads. It is considered one of the most deli- | put on exhibition in Washington, and was visited cious vegetables known to man. by President Arthur, James G. Blaine, and others. OTTMAR MERGENTHALER. PISTACHE CULTURE.—The culture of the pis- The linotype at that time was satisfactory, tache nut…

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