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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 23 (December 1906) (1906)

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require rubbing to get a pound. Even turquoises are it will loosen and remove from a horse which not above suspicion. has been well groomed by hand is surprising, and well illustrates the superiority of machine The copper output for the United States for 1905 grooming over hand grooming. When one… … direction.'* Brushes suitable for store, or the like. As a consequence, the hard-worked, Grooming a Horse by Electricity, dust-coated animals must often be content with a hasty the various classes of work may readily be secured to the spindle or careless brushing, and sometimes they are entirely…

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