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From: Pete Akerson - akerson%srg
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1992 13:24

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  Hopefully, this adds light instead of heat, (or noise) :

  As a kid I worked on a farm in what is now Columbia Md. (Sewell's Orchard),
he (Mr. Sewell) grew soybeans, lots and lots of 'em up in Caroll County Md.
Anyway, raw, they kind of tasted like raw peanuts, cooked (roasted) they
were quite tasty. Anyway, these things came in by the BIG truckload, like
they used dump trucks to haul them off to market (somewhere ?). I should
think you'd be able to get a 50-100 lb. sack for a few dollars from a local
farmer.
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