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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (January 1907) (1907)

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usions which are tend to lessen the miseries of a nation of dyspeptics, fully recorded. In order to obtain exact data concerning the losses the professors of chemistry at the University of Illi- summed up in this manner: during cooking, it was essential to analyze the drip- nois have been engaged… … attained during the work carried on by H. driven off by heat varied from 40.44 to 51.39 Rolled Beet' Rib Roast, Cooked and Raw. S. Grindley, Associate Professor of Chemis- per cent, averaging 46.86 of the entire try, and Profs. Timothy Mojonnier, \V. O. amount contained in the original uncooked…

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