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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 2 (July 1869) (1869)

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e Breasts lar mode of cultivation merely because it is foreign. Mr. straw usually furnishes three such lengths. It is then That simple, useful, and universal kitchen utensil, the tea- Flagg believes the souche (or stock) mode of training vines bleached for the second time by fumes of sulphur.… … when the handle is grasped. The aperture As a workman drew apart the branches of one DIXON'S TEA-KETTLE BREAST. into which the cover fits is bound with sheet of the souches, a profusion of full-sized, white metal, of any suitable kind not acted upon by water ; as' cop- At this point the straws are…

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