 | James Curtis Booth, Campbell Morfit - Science - 1862 - 740 pages
...to use. Fig. 17. Fig. 18. Natural size. Each piece should be left to dry before the next is gammed on. The slits in the margin cause them to set pretty...moderate dimension, such as that of a common fowl. Observations — The most efl'ectual way of adopting this method of emptying eggs, is by using very... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution - Science - 1862 - 738 pages
...the papers may be prepared already gummed, and moistened when put on (in the same way that adhestve postage labels are used). Doubtless, patches of linen...moderate dimension, such as that of a common fowl. Observations — The most effectual way of adopting this method of emptying eggs, is by using very... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution - Science - 1862 - 734 pages
...of linen or cotton cloth would answer equally well. When the operation is over, a slight npplication of water (especially if warm), through the syringe,...moderate dimension, such as that of a common fowl. Observations — The most effectual way of adopting this method of emptying eggs, is by using very... | |
 | 1862 - 736 pages
...linen or cotton cloth would answer equally well. When the operation is over, a slight appl {.cation of water (especially if warm), through the syringe,...is that suitable for an egg of moderate dimension, Bach as that of a common fowl. Observations — The most effectual way of adopting this method of emptying... | |
 | Elliott Coues - Birds - 1884 - 930 pages
...over, a slight application of water (especially if warm) through the syringe will pja gB Nat. size loosen them so that they can be easily removed, and they can be separated from one Mother, and dried to serve another time. The size represented in the sketch Is that suitable for an... | |
 | Elliott Coues - Birds - 1890 - 360 pages
...is made m the egg. For convenience' sake, the papers may be prepared already Fio. 8.— Nat. size, gummed, and moistened when put on (in the same way...a common fowl. The most effectual way of adopting specimen to which some slight solidity can be imparted with cotton. It is unnecessary even to close... | |
 | Elliott Coues - Birds - 1894 - 960 pages
...warm) through the syringe will j,- h ; g< \- , , kwen them 80 that they can be easily removed, aud they can be separated from one another, and dried...effectual way of adopting this method of emptying t&s it by using very many layers qf thin paper and plenty qf tluck gvm, but this is. of course, the... | |
 | Elliott Coues - Science - 1903 - 656 pages
...application of water (espcdiilly If warm) through the syringe will p,og _ jjftt ,|IO loosen them to that they can be easily removed, and they can be separated...Is that suitable for an egg of moderate dimension, snch as that of a common fowl. The most effectual way of adopting this method of emptying eggs ¡я... | |
 | Ernest Ingersoll, William Cornelius Wyckoff - Science - 1878 - 406 pages
...court-plaster, " would answer equally well. When the operation is over, a slight application of warm water will loosen them so that they can be easily removed,...from one another and dried to serve another time. The most effectual way of adopting this method of emptying eggs is by using very many layers of thin paper... | |
 | Ernest Ingersoll, William Cornelius Wyckoff - Science - 1878 - 422 pages
...court-plaster, '' would answer equally well. When the operation is over, a slight application of warm water will loosen them so that they can be easily removed,...and they can be separated from one another and dried t< > serve another time. The most effectual way of adopling this method of em] living eggs is by using... | |
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For convenience sake the papers may be prepared already gummed, and moistened when put on (in the same way that adhesive postage labels are used). Doubtless, patches of linen or cotton cloth would answer equally well. When the operation is over, a slight... 