May Day Mystery At University Fraternity House
Ivy Welch, seventeen, dates Paterson Thayer at a university in a stormy scene. Vernon challenges Thayer, later Thayer is found dead at a fraternity house. Detectives pursue Max Vernon for murder and robbery tied to The Marland bank heist. Larry Welch, Ivy’s brother, talks to detective Hanvey under pressure amid conflicting alibis and motives.
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Peyton
Paterson Thayer
Ivy Welch
Max Vernon
Ciing
Re Taye
Vernon
Wry Welch
Ivy
Tony
Thayer
Welch
Rony
Mar
Marland
Jim
Reagan
Harvey
Tony Peyton
Larry Welch
Thoyer
Miss Peyton
Dophead
Larry
Therese
John Reagan
Jim Hanvey
John
Pat Thayer
Fraternity House
Ervant
Jena
Chapter VII interrogation at the house unfolds
Larry Welch faces Jim Hanvey and Reagan as they probe Pat Thayer’s murder. Hanvey warns Welch and seeks truth, while Reagan’s calm demeanor masks tension. Welch admits visiting Thayer and hints at further motives, suggesting secrets behind Ivy Welch and the fraternity house visit.
Hanvey Visits Marland Campus In Thayer Killing Scene
On the Marland campus the Thayer killing dominates student talk as detective Jim Hanvey, visiting with George Bryan, assesses the case. Reagan watches Hanvey’s approach and the heat of the day as the investigation unfolds with lingering suspense. The excerpt shifts to a circus feature about training seals, noting their mammals status and high intelligence.
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Marland
Thayer
Lambda’ Theta Pi
John Reagan
Hanvey
Reagan
Ecorner
Bryan
Jim Hanvey
Jim
George Bryan
Marland Force
Harvey
Hanyey
Poultry care with poults guides early turkey care
Poulty expert O J Maupin of North Carolina State stresses clean sanitation and fresh eggs for successful turkey hatching. Poults need warmth around 80 degrees in brooder houses for several days. Feed gradual changes, start with hard boiled eggs, then chick starter, and introduce sour cream milk as they age before moving to range.
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O. J. Maupin
North Carolina State College
Poultry Meat Yields Vary by Breed in Farm Report
Montreal Herald notes that the edible meat share of live weight differs by breed. Buff Orpingtons reach just over 50 percent, Rhode Island Reds 49.10, Plymouth Rocks 49.06, and White Leghorns 48.63. Heavier breeds eat more feed but not proportionally more meat.
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Rhode Island
Montreal Herald
Call Out Weaklings In Chick Rearing
The passage argues that discarding weak chicks is better than raising all, noting many stay below market size. It suggests isolating weaklings from healthy stock, tracking their feed, and selling them separately to avoid dragging down overall flock performance.
Eggs With Watery Whites Warned By Poultry Expert
A poultry expert says watery egg whites and weak yolks occur after heavy laying due to exhaustion of egg producing organs. In spring eggs tend to water up with higher water and green feed consumption. A balanced ration and regular collection are advised year round, especially in spring.
Extremes in Fowls Weight Ranges and Bantam Size
The article notes typical fowl weights with hens from 8 to 5 pounds and roosters from 4% to 6% pounds. Bantams under one pound. Cochin and Brahma males reach 16 and 17 pounds. Very small or very large specimens are rare and not recommended. The smallest bantams are poorly developed, with adult females of good type weighing 1% to 14 pounds.
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Cochin
Brahma
Malea
Sudan Grass as Pasture Under Summer Heat
R D Lewis Ohio extension specialist notes Sudan grass thrives in July and August heat, offering cheap pasture while bluegrass drops in productivity. Post 1990 droughts boost adoption. a Hamilton County trial fed 28 cows for 63 days on five acres. Early seeding avoids failure. sow 1–2 weeks after final frost, June seedings best. Prepare seedbed, buy clean high-germ seed, sow 20–25 lb per acre, shallowly, on firm seedbeds. Apply 150–200 lb superphosphate to manured soils or equivalent 4-12-4.
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R. D. Lewis
Ohio Agricultural
Pertice
NN Service
Africa
Ohio
Hamilton County
Ferrous Sulphate Cure for Anemic Pigs
John P Willman of New York State College of Agriculture warns that confined suckling pigs two to four weeks old are prone to anemia. Symptoms include listlessness pale skin and weak crooked legs. Cornell University tests show a drench of one third teaspoon ferrous sulphate weekly prevents the disease.
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John P. Willman
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University Experiment Station
Money in Raising Colts Shows Farmers Should Profit
HK T Robbing, livestock extension specialist at the University of Dunois, views rising horse prices and shrinking numbers as an opportunity for farmers. He notes only about 30,000 colts under one year exist in the state and warns that more must be raised to curb a long-term decline. In Shelby county the pattern is typical, with only four colts under a year among 106 horses in the college project. He cites 742,000 horses on farms, about 57 percent of the level 12 years ago, and urges expanding colt production.
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HK. T.’ Robbing
College of Agriculture
University of Dunois
Shelby County
Robbins
Alfalfa Seed Varieties Noted For Disease Resistance
Indiana Farmer reports Turk Alfalfa and Turkestan Alfalfa found of agricultural value in the west central Mississippi valley and Intermountain regions due to resistance to bacterial wilt. The seed will be stained purple this year under federal seed act, aided by prior concerns that it was unadapted in the United States. 10 percent of imported seed has been stained red.
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Mississippi
Intermountain
United States
Indiana
Farm Hints of Wheat Sufficiency and County Farm Bureaus
Farm outlook notes present wheat crop will meet national needs until next harvest Albany County appears atop state farm bureaus with 1238 members for 1933 Delinquent taxes push over 2 million acres of land to state ownership in Michigan In northern Ohio about 10 percent of peach crop survived February cold wave Auction at Red Wing Minnesota sees eight year old horse sell for 150 while kedan brings 25 England and Wales sowing area for wheat up 17 percent from end of 1931 ministry report January 1 1939.
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Ohio
Red ‘Wing
Minn
Kedan
England
Wales
Ministry of Agriculture
What Girl in Her Teens Should Do for Good Health
A health guidance piece arguing that modern pains in women stem from footwear. High heels shorten the back foot tendon and cause thigh and lower back pain. It advocates enban or military heels, proper fit, and comfort over style to prevent lumbago and related issues.
Splendid Monument Death Valley National Monument
Death Valley National Monument is described as the newest and greatest of national monuments, larger than all national parks except Yellowstone and Mount McKinley. The 1,601,800 acre area surpasses Yosemite and Grand Canyon when combined, and future additions could exceed all but Yellowstone in size.
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Death Valley National Monument
Yellowstone
Mount McKinley
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Lkely
Child Healed By Cuticura After Severe Eczema
Mrs J K Thompson of Energy Texas reports a terrible eczema outbreak on her child spreading to the neck and back. The little one scratched constantly and slept poorly until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used. After two cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment the child was healed. Ad shows Cuticura pricing and Potter Drug ads.
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J. K. Thompson
Energy
Texas
Potter Drug’& Chemical Corp
Maleden
Mass
Ady
Safe Way 10 Take Off Fat and Keep It Off
An advertisement from 1943 promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water will reduce fat safely and improve health, with benefits like clearer skin and more energy. It cites Ruth Milner of Des Moines Iowa as an example and promises a money back guarantee.
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Ruth Milner
Des Moines
Lowa
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Mr. Hanvey
Bunion
Aliye
Ike bin
J 'Oe
Mr. Welch
Giddown
Tarry
Nivey
Guanvoy
Airy
Paultry
Sudan
While
Albany County
State County Farm Bureaus
Michigan
Amelta H. Grant, M.A. Be
Bureau of Naraing
New York City
Cuthura
Parker's
Diraigy Kinta
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N. An
Milion Homes
Ae Ayar
Brooklyn
Daisy
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