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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 4 (July 1884) (1884)

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e rotary motion is continuous, the expressed pulp, on which is collected around them, when they are raised with more valuable for affording shelter, and in some cases have making its exit from the space, a, passes into a wider cavity, permitted land to be broughtunder cultivation which would out… … her benevolence. She responded to all wor- iriells. Fig. 3-PRESS FOR TREATING BEET PULP. thy calls for assistance, she bestowed most of her bounty on the orphans,and when she died Mackerel and Ale.—Notices have been she was known as the orphan's friend. The statue repre- space on the windward side…

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