Novel of Alan and Gerry in Brazil and Back Home
A sprawling excerpt follows Alan Wayne and Gerry Lansing as they drift from Pernambuco to Piranhas and Margaritas plantation, crossing Africa and a deadly drought. The tale blends romance, duty, and emigration with a wandering narrator reflecting on home, theft, and a son born of memory and Margarita, ending with Gerry alone amid mountains and distant towns.
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Marcas
Clem
Lans Teaith
Alan
Anx
Gerry
Alife
Attore
Pernambuco
Alix
Permambuco
Piranhas
Gietrs
Bats
Mapulietiae
Cole Ungeford Tella
Alan “Sen Per Cent
Wayne
Pithling
Aland
Corry
Margaritas
Tony
Collingeford
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Adan
Pettuce Kemp
Gerry Tecome
Pieter
Bankers Surety Association
Gerry Lansing
Fevered Bridge Builder In Brazilian Wilderness
Alan Wayne a feverish mason pushes a brutal bridge across a dried watercourse in Brazilian wilderness. McDougal the steady foreman aids him as the crew fights fever, danger, and a driven, obsessive will to finish the work before illness claims him. Alan’s stubborn pride and a letter from a longing woman haunt his fevered nights.
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South America
Progress
Alan Wayne
McDougal
Mr. Wayne
Alan
Wayne
Imp
Lai
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Tim
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Priess
Straightening Young Trees With Simple Supports
A Successful Farming writer describes methods to brace young trees to develop a root system and stay straight. The plan uses forks, stakes, and soft wrapping to prevent bark damage, with diagrams showing single fork and hoop-and-stake setups plus netting for animal protection.
Fragmented Exchange To A Grieving Woman Continues
A sorrowing woman awaits a reply she imagines from the cynical Alan. The teaser hints at a harsh, unsympathetic response and questions what he deserves for his callous stance. The piece promises continuation to reveal the author’s exact words.
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Alan
Control Green Peach Aphis on Colorado Peach Trees
The green aphis overwinters as eggs on peach tree branches and hatches 2 3 weeks before bloom. Best control is after hatching and before buds open, by spraying trees with Black Leaf 40 at one part in 700 800 parts water plus soap per 30 gallons, or kerosene emulsion or miscible oils as alternatives.
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Colorado Agriomens
Kortollins
Destroy grape insects by burning vineyard trash
The article notes that grape pests such as the grape berry moth, grape leaffolder, grape fleabsetla, and grape leafhopper winter in fallen grape leaves and trash. Raking and burning the trash in vineyards can reduce these insects by destroying their pupal and adult overwintering stages.
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White Mountains
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Aphis
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