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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 9 (March 1901) (1901)

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ist madeuse of nearly the same lathe and of the same wheelthat was employed by the potter who was installed in Scientific ^mmaUc ing one, it produced good crops, as much as 50 bush-els being obtained from one bushel of seed. It isclaimed that spelt produces a heavy crop, is easilygrown, and stands… … THE POTTER OF OLD BERRY. that part of the Exposition reserved for the exhibitof the French provinces of Old Berry. A placardthat swung from a nail in front of the shop gave thename of its occupant as: Alaphillipe, dit Charliton.Potier,-a Verneuil (Indre). Upon entering, the potter was seen seated…

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