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

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d pulls at the feathers present second-class fare, this would give a daily in- breastbone on the ground, and kicks the sand out be- that are ripe. Blinded the bird becomes very tame, come of 22,500 marks ($5,650). The operating ex- hind him. When one side is sufficiently deep, he but care is… … Copyright 1898 by Graham. Plucking Ostrich Feathers. Ostrich Chicks. OSTRICULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES. formance. When a feather root' is hurt, injury is done marks daily ($1,250). Adding to this the other oper- round hole about four feet in diameter and one foot ating expenses, particularly for…

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