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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 25 (June 1894) (1894)

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female The natives shoot them with guns or kill them with ers to dry and have their backs sized. The sheets when the feathers are tinged with a dull gray. Dull-colored dry are then taken to the cutter. About a dozen at a blowpipes. The entrails are taken out by them, and feathers are usually dyed… … THE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER AND FEATHER INDUSTRY. the press. The attendant, by turning the wheel of the press, forces the top veiner down into the other, the pressure of which forms the veins into the flower. A forty-six lively young chickens. The happy result of cents each. Great numbers of turkey,…

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