Oil Tankers Commanded by American Flag Sailors
The ratio of sea going vessels over 1,000 tons flying the American flag remains high as more than 2.5 million barrels are produced daily. oil tankers contribute significantly to the fleet under American command and flag.
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Texas wrangler Denison wins rodeo stunt showdown
In a Seito rodeo crowd pleaser McCrossen, a famed horseman, challenges young Texas rider Bill Denison. Denison retrieves a dropped cigarette and a bracelet toss while McCrossen balks at a backward ride stunt. A veiled distraction nearly costs the rider his life until Dr Carpy intervenes and Denison secures victory.
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Wrangler Restores Bracelet as Dusty Showdown Ends
In a dusty rodeo scene Patting the pony, the wrangler returns a bracelet to Jane Van Tambel after a dramatic ride. Harry Tenison questions a cigarette trick linked to a Madison Square Garden act two years ago, suggesting the wrangler may have introduced the routine at the Garden.
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Harry Tenison
Sandy
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Tenison
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Jane Returns to Gunlock Ranch in the Hills
Two years after leaving Chicago Jane rides back to her father's Gunlock ranch and loses her way in the hills. She asks a man at a shabby cabin for directions and confronts the claim that she has not yet reached Gunlock Ranch.
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Jane Is Brought Home After Desperate Desert Ride
Jane, lost in the desert near Gunlock ranch, is rescued by Bill Denison after a tense exchange about Van Tambel. He guides her to safety at night, sharing a drink and shelter at the ranch before foreman McCrossen confronts Jane about her disappearance. The encounter reveals Denison’s complex ties to Gunlock and hints at a troubled past.
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Chicago
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Denison
Gunlock
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Chick Feed Mineral Balance Prevents Slipped Tendons
Associate Professor C Piatt explains that slipping tendons in battery-raised chicks stems from an excess phosphorus and insufficient calcium in feed. He notes phosphorus should be about 0.5 to 1.0 percent, restrict meat fish and bone meal to five percent, and ensure calcium remains two to three times phosphorus for normal development, with milk supplying extra protein if needed.
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C . Piatt
Iron and Copper Needs for the Poultry Flock
Wisconsin experiment station tests show practical laying rations provide sufficient iron and copper for hens. Additional iron and copper did not raise blood hemoglobin or egg production. Pullets were White Leghorn, fed whole wheat and corn scratch feed and a mash with yellow corn oats barley bran middlings meat scraps dried milk alfalfa iodized salt sardine oil, plus oyster shells.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
When Chickens Sneeze Infectious Bronchitis
The article outlines infectious bronchitis in poultry as a highly feared disease due to difficulty in treatment its infectious nature and high fatality. It describes coughing wheezing swollen airways difficult breathing neck extension and loud wheezing as signs and notes that laying flocks suffer a sharp drop with 30 days or more to recover.
Poultry Yard Notes on Winter Housing and Salt Use
The article notes eggs have high food value but low fuel value, warns that improper temperatures harm egg quality, and advises housing pullet flocks closely in winter. It mentions small salt amounts aid digestion, cites ten year Northeast egg quality gains, and highlights Rhode Island Reds and roosters as good producers, with two comb varieties.
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Rhode Island
Princess Lines Fashion Patterns Delight Home Sewers
The Sewing Circle promotes princess line patterns for morning wear and home sewing. Pattern 1976 offers a versatile shirtwaister in sizes 32 to 50 with clear construction details. Pattern 1828 for children features seven pieces and sizes 4 to 10 years.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WWIU
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