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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 25 (December 1873) (1873)

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de very quickly, thus prevent- to dryness on a water bath, when all the nitric acid is ex- mention, by eminent ornithologists, of albinism occurring ing the escape of the aroma and flavor of the coffee. pelled, leaving a residue of nearly pure chromic acid, which among crows, some of the sparrows,… … [We think, at the high price the shade found in the perfect ALBINO ROBIN. . cotton fetches this year, the bird; the rest of the upper plu- planter will find considerable profit above the cost of pro- the theoretical quantity can be obtained from potassium mage, from frontlet to tail, pure white;…

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