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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 23 (December 1893) (1893)

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efinery barreled up The main basin, which occupies the center of the Directum has trotted 10 miles this season at an aver- 1,000,000 pounds of sugar recently, the production age a trifle lower than 2:07J^, which is faster than any Court of Honor at the Columbian Exposition, is decor- of seven days'… … THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION-STATUE OF "THE NORTH." possess real merit, as the sculptors have taken subjects 1 condition. And so his superlative qualities could be lated sugar falls from the vacuum pans every six hours, which find their motives in American life. The statue enumerated almost without…

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