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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 11 (1901) (1901)

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f operatives in this before each of whom there is a wooden board grad- knife; the flues as they are drawn over the blade city, is the ostrich farms of Cape Colony. A few of uated in inches, Fig. 3. The feathers are laid on are pressed down by the thumb, and although the the very finest feathers are… … have five or six feathers. After they ful breeding and a more careful selection and care of are assembled one above the other the the birds have produced a marked improvement, and feathers are stitched along the stems at to-day the feathers received from California are fully intervals of an inch,…

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