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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 11 (March 1891) (1891)

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isable to remove may be takenoff at one time or not. So far as we could f ;timate thetime taken, it certainly paid us from a commercialstandpoint to remove all the tassels from one-half therows this year. It is alsostill to be determined whetherthe removal of the tassels would be followed with… … bowl of the pipe, and a little of the chloride is allowedto escape by moving the finger at the upper end, acloudy precipitate of baric sulphate will descendthrough the liquid. When this operation is projectedupon the screen, the cloud will appear to rise from thebowl of the pipe. The tube should…

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