Sinners in Heaven Sinners in Heaven by Clive Arden
In Darbury Barbara Stockley, betrothed to Hough Rochdale, plans an AUSTRALIA flight with aviator Alan Croft. A storm wrecks the plane. Barbara and Croft reach a Pacific island, the others die. Barabara is assaulted by a cavare, but Croft rescues her.
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Darbury
Barbara Stockley
Hough Rochdale
Barbara
Austria
Alan Croft
Croft Barbara
Croft
Pacific Ocean
Island Crisis on the Edge of a Tropic Rescue
Croft and Barbara face a hostile island tribe after awakening to a planned attack. He must improvise a defensive scheme using wireless signaling and a staged fear tactic rooted in superstition while she learns to handle danger and a revolver. Their fight for safety unfolds amid tropical beauty and growing tension.
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Croft
South Sex
Islanda
Melanesia
Barbara
Varelyne
Australia
Tie
Dolly
Barbar
Justin
Tropics
West Hill
Barbarh
Symbolic Indian Masks in Native Rituals
According to the Bureau of American Ethnology tribes across North America wore masks at religious festivals and some social gatherings. They often represented supernatural beings and varied from individual masked priests to full company masks, with the simplest masks made from animal heads to symbolize the animal’s traits rather than the animal itself.
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Bureau of American Ethnology
North America
USDA Reports 8 Million Cattle Under Tuberculin Testing Program
The United States Department of Agriculture reports over 8 million cattle nationwide under tuberculosis testing, with about 449,434 cattle tested in September and 16,782 found tuberculous. States with high activity include Town, New York, Wisconsin, and Illinois, as owners join the waiting list totaling 2,681,543 cattle.
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United State Department of Agriculture
United States Departmnt of Agriculture
Bes Town
New York
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Ofichl
Horse Hoof Care Suggested for Severe Winter Weather
Winter hoof care is urged by New York State College of Agriculture veterinarians. Keep hooves trimmed, protected with well fitted shoes, and use leather padding only on hard city streets for heavy hauling. Untrimmed hooves may crack, causing lameness. basic tools suffice for trimming.
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New York State College of Agriculture
College
Raising Pigs in Severe Weather
Weather greatly affects newborn piglets, with cold inside farrowing houses causing high mortality from suffocation and pneumonia. Maintaining about 50 degrees, extra nighttime sow care, and vigilant heating reduce losses, yielding high returns per hour for saved piglets per K F Ferrin of Minnesota College of Agriculture.
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K. F. Ferrin
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Live Stock Notes on Sows Calves and Forage Practices
Notes advise selling nonproducing sows especially suckling pigs and feeding extra to worn calves aged four to sixteen months. Timothy hay not suited for sheep. legumes preferred. Ewe wool quality linked to long fiber and well covered body. Potatoes and corn feeding tested. cooked potatoes replaced shelled corn in rations at South Dakota station.
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South Dakota
Interruption by Ed Murphy at Smith speech broadcast
During Gov. Al Smiths Manchester address a man named Edward Murphy on stage coughed repeatedly disrupting early speakers. Half a mile away Mrs Murphy heard the cough from her rally radio and sent a son with pills to ease the disturbance and protect the event's progress.
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al Smith
Manchester
SN. H
Edward Murphy
Ureely
Toy Telephone Game Teases Neighbor’s War Talk
Billy plays with a toy phone in a corner and names himself Central. He instructs a caller to say hello twice then announce the line’s busy and yell you out, joking about a wartime phone exchange in a Chicago Tribune style note.
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Billy
Chicago ‘Tribune
Radium Rays From Living Plants and Animals Claim
Albert Noden, a scientist cited by Popular Science Monthly, reports that living plants and animals emit rays like radium. Trecentiy Noden displayed three holographic plates, each bearing nimble impressions said to be caused by rays from a radioactive mineral, a mingret and a green lane placed on the emulsigh side in a dark room.
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Albert Noden
Iveneh
Selenes
Trecentiy
Airship plans from 1709 tied to coral gates network
Fragmentary text describes a Vienna print claiming coral gates would anchor an airship in 1709. A drawing priest notes iron framework above the aviator with coral gates to lift the craft when solar warmth activates magnetic power, guiding the ship.
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Vienna
Proposed Authors Protection Bill Targets Yugoslav Copyright Gap
A discussion notes that Yugoslavia lacks copyright protection, exposing foreign authors and domestic journalism to unwary use. A proposed authors protection bill is intended to end this gap and extend legal safeguards to literary works.
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Europe
Yugoslavia
Box Office Proposal for Undertaker Shop Elicits Debate
An undertaker suggests his trade deserve a brighter image by turning his shop into a Box Office. The poke prompts discussions on branding and public perception, with reflections on how funerary services might be viewed in a lighter, more marketable light.
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London
Wutmortst
Weed Yields About Thirty Percent Oil From Tubers
The tubers of chute or earth almond, found in parts of the country, are an annoying weed that yields about 30 percent usable oil.
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