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Women Cleaning a Canada Goose
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Two women are working in a kitchen plucking feathers from a goose. Caption reads: Dorothy Pautsch (left) and Jean Kuenzi cleaned a Canada goose at Louis Pautsch's bird-dressing operation.
October 22, 1984
Vespa, Ned
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Woman Plucking Chicken Feathers
A woman plucking feathers out of a chicken at an unknown location.
Drugs
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A pile of a variety of pain relievers in tablet and capsule form.
Plucking Chickens
Some unidentified people plucking chicken feathers at an unidentified location.
Plucking Turkeys
November 1947
Two girls, holding turkey feathers, are watching the production line at Frank Lyons Turkey Farm, Verona, where two women workers are plucking turkeys.