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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 21 (November 1909) (1909)

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s. pulp is left adhering to the skins in .the three-piece without its coloring matter, and conforms in name to This oil is worth in quantities about one dollar a method, and naturally more juice is mingled with the the plant used in its preparation." Peach, strawberry, pound. But for making lemon… … 1. Two-piece method of extracting the oil. 2. A Calabrian lemon-oil machine. 3. Interior of Sicilian lemon-oil factory. 4. Removing the pulp oi the fruit* HOW LEMON OIL IS MADE. are immersed in water for four or five hours. The made a rapid growth from 16 in 1903 to 94 in 1907, portion is required.…

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