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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 14 (April 1876) (1876)

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anatural mother. The drawer is opened once or twice everyday to turn the eggs ; and after an incubation of twenty-onedays, the chickens will be hatched without any further as-sistance. It is stated, upon German authority, that the unpleasanttaste imparted to milk and butter by feeding turnips,… … hence the chief production of camphor is in these provinces.Camphor is collected the whole year through, but the bestresults are obtained in winter. When the camphor collec-tors find a spot with several camphor trees in the vicinity,they migrate thither, build a hut to live in, and construct…

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