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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 26 (1902) (1902)

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e wheel, the kill- the purpose of economizing both time and labor, as railroad ties. As the animal falls a door in the side of ing process, the cutting into pieces, and fastening the well as utilizing all of the products of the carcass. the gangway is opened, allowing the carcass to slide to… … the basis of butterine and oleomargarine. This is passed from the yards into specially-shaped and stearine are utilized in some of the soaps pens, thence forced, single file, into a compartment which are now manufactured. The blood is con- where a large metal wheel revolves slowly but con- with…

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