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Excerpt from Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry: For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1926A method was developed for testing cherries as received at the factory to determine the amount of infestation by maggots. By means of this method it is possible for factory managers to ascertain the percentage of cherries that contain maggots in each delivery and to refuse those offerings which are unfit to pack. As a result, the cherries packed...
Excerpt from Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry: For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1926A method was developed for testing cherries as received at the factory to determine the amount of infestation by maggots. By means of this method it is possible for factory managers to ascertain the percentage of cherries that contain maggots in each delivery and to refuse those offerings which are unfit to pack. As a result, the cherries packed...
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Excerpt from Sugar Tables for Laboratory UseThe following tables, which have been selected to accompany various methods described in the author's Handbook of Sugar Analysis, have been grouped together for convenience as a separate Appendix. This arrangement was made partly to prevent breaking the continuity of the text by the introduction of lengthy tables and partly to permit the publication of the Appendix as a separate book for the convenie...
Excerpt from The Story of Our National Ballads
In the beginning, when our plucky Thirteen Colonies decided to break away from the Mother Country, and start out on life as a separate Na tion, we had no Song, - and no Flag, - that we could call our own. Yet, at this date, to tell the Story of Our National Songs, is to put the his tory of our country in a nutshell. For every period of that history has brought its own individ ual music with it, c...
The ethnography of the Mullet, Inishkea Islands, and Portacloy, County Mayo : a paper read before the Royal Irish Academy, February 25, 1895 is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1895.
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