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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 10 (1901) (1901)

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uperior limit is reached when the liquor by Burgess T. Montgomery, of 752 Ninth Street, Wash- are to be followed, and the plant is capable of cultiva- contains 350 per 1,000 of ammonia (20 per cent ington, S. E.,, D. C. tion over almost as wide an area as Indian corn. strength) or 69 parts by which… … released shortly before they are to be shifted. overcome in an invention for which Mr. Cassius M. The valves are turned by means of the levers shown Fisk, of Napoleon, Ohio, has taken out a patent. at the end of the elevation, each lever being connected Mr. Fisk’s invention is a pail which is…

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