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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 11 (September 1905) (1905)

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e raised sal ammoniac, soda, etc., on being exposed to the sun, Market oysters are divided into three grades, known so far as to kill any animal and vegetable life below by the oystermen as box, cullings, and cullin- will become heated in the same way as a salt lake, the layer, if the lower water… … highly developed, thousands of men and temperature of the strata are likely to Opening the Oysters for Market. even women being given employment by have been deposited, there might have it and the "shucking houses," so called in that locality, been a similar accumulation of sun-heat by covering…

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