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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 21 (May 1900) (1900)

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th are produced from the Florida, but the bulk of the supply came from the mines. Here it is loaded in cars, and by means of a whose duty it should be to maintain the stability of Mediterranean, and the fruit was expensive. Tho an- branch railroad, eleven miles in length and owned by the vessel by… … Among other things Mr. Tibbetts obtained the four cents a pound. GRINDING CRTTSE BORATE OF LIME. surviving orange tree shoots from Brazil. They were The high price prevailing in 1872 stimulated the search for new deposits, and, in that year, Teels borax shipped to Riverside, California, and were…

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