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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 257
ottom, to pin their speci-mens on ; others stretch a piece of drawing-paper on aframe that fits closely in the box and leaves a half orquarter of a inch air-space underneath, for the purpose ofstowing gum camphor or other drugs to keep the moths,buffalo beetles, and other small pests from… … SPAcTe. i^^ ., BUT —orn OF Bo-ic Figs. 224, 225.—The American Boys New Box for Insects. about half an inch from the real bottom. Through thefalse bottom bore a series of round holes of a size to fit anumber of small corks. In the top of these corks thespecimens are pinned (Figs. 224 and 225). This…
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