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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 14 (April 1904) (1904)

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ays, when the chicks can all particles of starch. After this they go to the work- two other ostrich farms being established—one near room, where skilled operators "finish" them, and here be heard in the shells. Jacksonville, Fla., and another in Arizona. In con- A fair-sized egg weighs about four… … and five cars weighs 330,000 kilogrammes, quite ferocious, and one must be very care- Holding- a Brooding Ostrich from the Nest with a Forked Stick While the contains 168 seats and uses 1,400 horse- ful in approaching a nest, as he may get a Eggs are Being Examined. power at full speed; the…

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