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

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closed by a stopper. Within the body of thechurn are inwardly projecting longitudinal ribs,designed to form currents in the cream as the body isrotated, thereby hastening the separation of the butter.An adjustment may be made by which the body willbe given an end-over-end motion if desired, but… … McBRIDES CHURN. Terpene Iodide In Acute Diseases of the Lungs. BY WILLIAM U, GREGG, M.D., NEW YORK. For the past two or three years I have carried on aseries of therapeutical investigations in search of someantiseptic agent that would act as a specific against thedevelopment of acute diseases of…

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