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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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arrival in this distilled becomes more charged with anthracene. The tap in country, hatching might be accomplished by an incubator ter is then, by means of a simple frictionless universal joint, similar to that now in successful use in South Africa. The led into the machine, which is free to turn… … ry fowls. It is stated that in natural hatching the average failures. The anthracene is obtained in a comparatively to the increasing density of the oil, the tap in the tube, e', is number of birds raised is sixteen out of twenty eggs; in ar- pure state, with only a small proportion of other…

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