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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 16 (October 1873) (1873)

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rm distribution of olein through it. oils, of which olive oil is a good example, as it contains The material is now in a .proper condition for the second Fig. 1. seventy-five per cent of olein. operation, which has for its object the separation of the fluid The three substances named exist in all… … a fine sieve or plate of iron pierced with fine holes, which MANUFACTURE OF AETIFICIAL BUTTEE.—FILLING THE BAGS MANUFACTURE OF AETIFICIAL BUTTER.—THE HASHING MA- forms one side of the machine. The machine consists of a CHINE. FOE THE PEESS. series of sharp blades set on an axis like the thread of a…

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