. Canadian grocer January-March 1919. Story for Week Dated March 28, 1919 Being No. 27 in the Series THE HOME OF THE E. B. EDDY SULPHITE PULP DIGESTER. HHHH Every visitor to Ottawa and Hull knows the appearance of thisgreat square stone tower which, like a massive castle keep, looksout over the Ottawa River and watches the long tows of logsarrive for the Eddy Plant. Inside this tall tower there is placedin an upright position the Eddy Companys giant sulphite pulpdigester. The big digester is made of steel plate one inch thick,and the whole great boiler is forty-seven feet tall and fi
. Canadian grocer January-March 1919. Story for Week Dated March 28, 1919 Being No. 27 in the Series THE HOME OF THE E. B. EDDY SULPHITE PULP DIGESTER. HHHH Every visitor to Ottawa and Hull knows the appearance of thisgreat square stone tower which, like a massive castle keep, looksout over the Ottawa River and watches the long tows of logsarrive for the Eddy Plant. Inside this tall tower there is placedin an upright position the Eddy Companys giant sulphite pulpdigester. The big digester is made of steel plate one inch thick,and the whole great boiler is forty-seven feet tall and fifteenfeet in diameter. The same process of cooking the chips iscarried on in this digester as takes place in the smaller ones youread of last week, but this digester is blown off instead ofshovelled out when the cooking is complete. The tower in thepicture is 112 feet high, and its walls at the base are four feetthick. It is a veritable Castle of Industry.
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