Main Street of Texas and Black Egg Mystery
The 13 mile U S 80 corridor between Gladewater and Longview in east Texas, once a quiet farm road, now a busy oil era hub known as Main Street of Texas with dense housing and businesses. In February 1934 southwestern Norwegian poultrymen reported eggs with black whites from oak nut consumption causing albumen color change.
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