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

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rounds for considering the chloro a closely cut thread screw, as shown in the engraving, standing 12 hours. The object of this is to prepare the pressure is gradually applied to the contained fat, and there phyll free from fats: 1. It was dry and brittle; 2. On heat- presently issues from the pores… … furnace one and a half inches in depth. produced, twenty pounds of stearin, and ten pounds of MANUFACTDRE OF ARTIFICIAL BUTTER.—CHURNING THE scraps. The change from the liquid to the semi-solid coa- The number of these cones to be made corresponds with OLEIN WITH MILK. the number of intensely…

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