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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 24 (June 1905) (1905)

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y, works of the Ebbw Vale Steel Company, of Great fully hatched within an ordinary beehive as the incu- Washington, D. C. Britain. This mixer, which is of 750 tons capacity, is bator. As more than a dozen eggs can be cared for at It is not possible to promise at the present time constructed upon… … The mixer is provided with an acid lining, and con- UTILIZING AN ORDINARY BEEHIVE AS AN INCUBATOR. grade will be accepted for test. The selection of coal sequently no side doors are required. It is of much is always to be under the direct control of the repre- the work of eight hens, and also…

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