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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 13 (March 1887) (1887)

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ce. The cost of producing lime juice, including lower engraving. The cutters attached to the lower packages, should not exceed 6d. per gallon. The es- side of the rear cutter bar slide upon the finger bar, sential oil of limes is extracted from the rind before while the cutters of the forward… … From the axle the teeth extend downward, and finally KENDALL'S IMFBOVED COBN FLANTEB. very different. forward, their lower ends being flattened, and flared This invention has been off to the right or left, the teeth upon the right of the gallons of juice will yield by distillation about three…

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