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1328. Schultz, R. Jan. 17. Preserving eggs.-Eggs are preserved by rubbing them with a cream-like substance produced by boiling starch in water for half an hour, and allowing it to cool. On drying, the paste produces an airtight coating.
GB190201328D1902-01-171902-01-17A New or Improved Method of Preserving Eggs.
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A Novel Process for the Preparation of Anatomic, Entomologic and other Specimens, whereby Preservation when Exposed to the Air is Ensured, and also a Durable Fixing upon the Skin of the Hair, Feathers, and other External Growths.