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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 23 (June 1905) (1905)

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rator use of an extreme retardation of the ignition for slow- empty bottles are soaked, washed, and sterilized in the and returned to the farmers, who use it for feeding ing up the engine, the exhaust valve being raised at basement of the building, and brought up te the main calves, hogs, etc., or… … The Cream Cooler, Containing Ice-Cold Brine. Section of the Fasteuriaer. Elevator for Conveying; Empty Bottles to and The cream from the separator flows over the corrugated exterior and thence into cans. MODERN SCIENTIFIC DAISY METHODS. from the Washing Machine in Basement.

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