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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
8
A fragment notes an infertile egg left in a kitchen at about 100 degrees for three days. If cracked into a pan, the yolk would flatten and likely break while the white would become altered, illustrating how extreme heat affects egg structure.
FE M Funk of the University of Missouri demonstrated egg consistency at a Fact-Finding Conference sponsored by the Institute of American Poultry Industries. He cracked two eggs before about 500 processors to prove both came from the same source and looked identical, inviting a judge from the audience to verify.
The article describes incubated eggs kept at 100 degrees for three days, one egg aging poorly like an eye and another remaining firm like a fresh yolk. Funk explains Thermostabilization by submerging in 196 degree water for 15 minutes to fix freshness. H. H. Alp cites meat and blood spot prevention through breeding, noting it is slow.
Observations suggest grazing fresh growing grass reduces the incidence of blood spots in eggs from confined hens turned out on range. Dehydrated grass helps sometimes, but fresh grass eaten straight from growth yields two thirds fewer bloodspot eggs. Researchers also discuss pasteurizing liquid eggs and hormone use in poultry fattening as lab work progresses.
The text explains nautical terms for anchor chain as shots and lockers, notes the saying another shot in her locker indicates remaining reserve. It also mentions a small paint brush for toaster crumbs and a drilled pipe hole to drain water after pumping to avoid freezing issues.
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