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Summary: A newspaper article reporting on a method developed by Dr. Royal Lee to retain the vitamins and minerals in cane juice. "The new sugar," Dr. Lee explains, "is nothing more than cane juice that has been dehydrated, with nothing removed but the water." This report suggests that Dr. Lee may have been the first individual in America to produce evaporated cane juice. From the Portsmouth Herald, New Hampshire. 1943.
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