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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 10 (March 1901) (1901)

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The superior limit is reached when the liquor by Burgess T. Montgomery, of 752 Ninth Street, Wash- are to be followed, and the plant is capable of cultiva- contains 350 per 1,000 of ammonia (20 per cent ington, S. E., D. C. tion over almost as wide an area as Indian corn. strength) or 69 parts by… … overcome in an invention for which Mr. Cassius M. The valves are turned by means of the levers shown THE MONTGOMERY COPY-HOLDER. Fisk, of Napoleon, Ohio, has taken out a patent. at the end of the elevation, each lever being connected Mr. risk's invention is a pail which is provided with one suction…

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