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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 2 (July 1890) (1890)

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llowing ana- truss form and divided into 18 panels. These trusses produces better butter, as for example Normandy and lyses, one by Prof. Soxlet, of the University of Vienna, are 75 feet high in the center, and are placed 30 feet Holland, none of them can rival Switzerland in the and the other by… … port of Swiss cheese amount- embankment. The bridge THE SWISS METHOD OF CONDENSING MILK. track is laid with steel rails ed to 238,390 metric quintals, which represented a value weighing 67 pounds to the yard, secured to the ties by Bush interlocking nuts to of 30,450,000 francs. We mention these…

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