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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 3 (July 1907) (1907)

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nts culti- the berries, the strawberry, the gooseberry, blackberry, navel orange, to the little kumquats, which are sold in vated for the edible stems and leaves, such as spices raspberry, currants, and small fruits. Then the citrus the markets in quart crates like strawberries. The and condiments;… … weak solution of formaldehyde, and, in Europe, for flavoring meats. A Nut Group With By-Products. alcohol, sulfurous acid, or zinc chlo- The nut is about the size of the ride. But when this is done, the meat of the peanut, and is inclosed products are distorted by the glass in a thin hard shell of…

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