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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 14 (1889) (1889)

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ing re- A simple device to facilitate the poaching of eggs, quired. Then the interior of the larynx becomes illu- and placing them unbroken upon a platter, is shown which enables it to be used for many purposes. Itcon- minated sufficiently for laryngoscopy. If this luminous sists of a miter head or… … to support the LITTLETON'’S EGG POACHER. CHAPLIN TRY AND CENTER SQUARE. bottom edges of the leaves, the Littleton, of Clayton, Mich. The body of this egg- other in sixteenths and sixty-fourths. Among its many lower edges of the poacher is preferably made of sheet tin, and is divided uses may be…

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