The Corning Egg Farm book, by Corning himself

by Edward Corning; Gardner Corning

The man who expects to procure strong, healthy youngsters would much better place his money in eggs for hatching, from reliable breeders, than to make himself a party to the suffering of these helpless mites.

If the humane side of the argument does not appeal to him, certainly the money expended will.

Correct records, on cards designed by us for the purpose, are kept on The Corning Egg Farm, showing the results from the incubators. These are filed, giving the Farm a record which, as the years go by, becomes invaluable, when planning for a year’s work in incubation.

INCUBATOR NO.

Set P. M. 191

Eggs
Clear
Dead

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Hatchable

Chicks

Turn P. M.