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Abstract
HISTORICAL
Paralysis of the domestic fowls and of pigeons has been known to poultry breeders for many years, perhaps decades, but so far as our research in literature can tell has never been studied scientifically in Pathological Research Laboratories prior to the time when we took up the study in 1914. We find no records of its studies in such laboratories.
Epiornithological Studies
Our attention was first called to paralysis of fowls during the fall of 1914 by a breeder in the New England states in which he said that the disease had appeared in quite a number of flocks in his state and that one or more birds would become sick of the disease and die each week. The symptoms as he gave them are typical of the disease and are given in another section of this paper. Some of his sick birds were sent to our laboratory for . . .
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