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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 26 (December 1876) (1876)

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RDE'S SEMOLINA SEPARATOR. sen burner. As the supply of air would be insuffi- la Tcinture. cient otherwise, it will be necessary to enlarge the open- The frame may be spread to varying width and hight on A TASTEFUL FLOWEE TBELLIS. ing witl* ^ knife. The flower pot may be supported in the the… … about two inches in diameter, and six small ones of the steadying and concentrating the flame under evaporating ba- lis which may be used in gardens, or which, with ivy trailed same metal spaced around it. He thus exposed the secret. sins, etc.; of course a sufficient interval must be kept be- over…

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