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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 7 (February 1882) (1882)

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ess of tant of all the thousand-and-one things that go to make up THE MANUFACTURE OF SOAP. manufacture used by the well-known firm of Procter & the sum of our every-day life. That the public may know The old folks who were " raised " in the country will at Gamble, Cincinnati. The earliest mention… … have an intelligent supervision over recommend soap that has lasting qua- SOAP MAKING.-THE OLD METHOD. [Continued on page 99.] lities is because his customers would use less soap, so would not patronize him so often. She should use her own judgment, remembering that "the best is the cheapest;" for,…

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