Ancient Nile Princess Found in Pyramid Tomb
Archaeologists uncover a well preserved Egyptian princess laid on her side with gold necklaces nearby. Her father Pharoah Chephren built the second largest pyramid, while Cheops built the largest, and the Nile mud preserved her body. The find hints at a living 5,000 years ago and offers a cinematic tale of admirers and a small personal pyramid. England warns of war threats and defends armed forces in a white paper.
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Pharoah Chephren
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Cheops
England
Indiana Miscellany Reports From Hoosier Counties
Indiana items cover tragedies from drownings and car crashes to a shooting at a Churubusco filling station. Notable events include William A. Anderson elected Loyal Order of Moose supreme dictator in Chicago, and Dr. Harvey Bordner returning home after two decades in Manila. Police investigations, court actions, and local notices cap the roundup of Hoosier news.
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Ths
Carlton
Aaron Haschings Scottsbirgs
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Clarence T) Midler
Maine
Dugger
Orvah T. Hindley
Union City
Havel Meredith
Purdue University Trust Fund
Charles Blackwell
Robert Federspiel
New Haven
FAA
Indianapolis
Cecil Richardson
Robert
Richardson
William A. Anderson
Indianapoli
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
Walter S. Huff
Canton
Ohio
Michigan City
William Henry Glossinger
Three Oaks
Mich
J. S. Henderson
Pope Henderson Drilling Syndicate
Evansville
State Securites
Gilbert Macombs
South Bend
Frank Smith
Elkhart
Norton Bane
Goshen
John Dillinger
Mooresville
Doris
Harlan Hockman
Stephen Hockman
Philippine Islands
Harvey Bordner
Indiana
Bordner
Manila
John W. Stiles
Auburn
Superior Court
Michael L. McKinley
Pere Marquette Railway
Stiles
Erie
Marion County Grand Jury
Val Nolan
United States
Southern Indiana
Homer S. Cummings
Harry Zumbrun
Churubusco
Zumbrun
Poultry Special Feed Aid For Late Hatched Chicks
A college extension note outlines a home mixer ration for late hatched chicks and an on-farm blend. It lists ground yellow corn, oats, wheat bran, middlings, meat and bone meal, dried milk or liquid milk, alfalfa meal, salt, and cod liver oil, with feeding stages up to eight weeks then 12 weeks, plus water and hopper feeding.
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Walters
Town State College
WNT
Berview
Profit for Novice Found in the Broiler Business
A Philadelphia Record writer explains starting a broiler plant as practical and profitable. The plan can run alone or with an egg farm with broilers killed at 6 to 12 weeks. Emphasizes fast growth, A No 1 blood tested stock, and feeding methods dry or wet for beginners.
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Philadelphia Record
Poultry Roosts and Dropping Boards Setup Guide
Roosts and dropping boards are placed about 20 inches from the floor for low ceilings and 30 to 36 inches where ceilings are higher. Boards should be about 10 inches wider than roosts, made of matched flooring, and nailed securely. Roosts sit 6 to 8 inches above dropping boards and on the same level. space between roosts depends on breed. Scantlings 2 by 2 or 2 by 4 with smooth rounded upper sides are recommended for perches.
Developing Pullets for Efficient Laying
The text explains pullets should grow gradually without interruption. A pause from empty feed hoppers or dry fountains may produce a runt, a bird likely to never reach peak laying efficiency and thus should be sold.
Fresh Range Needed for Turkeys Each Season
Turkeys cannot be raised successfully on ground previously used by poultry without utmost care. Even after disinfection, problems arise. The Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer recommends providing new clean range and runs each season for healthy stock and best growth.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Contour Furrows Control Erosion
Contour furrowing to control erosion is endorsed by soil specialists and NC State extension. Plowing along contours creates level furrows that slow runoff, spread water, and promote infiltration, aiding pasture recovery and long term tillability. In severe erosion areas edges should close gullies and curved furrows may cross shallow depressions.
Profit in Woodland is Only Big Trees Are Cut
The United States Forest Service reports selective cutting increases profit by leaving smaller trees to grow. Maple under 12 to 14 inches diameter yields little value at a band sawmill, while a 26 inch tree contains far more usable lumber, making the total value about 36 times that of a 9 inch tree. Farmers are urged to consult a state forester, state college of agriculture, or county agricultural agent for guidance.
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United States Forest Service
State College of Agriculture
Feeding grain mixture for milk cows on pasture
An authority from North Carolina State College notes cow grain needs vary by production. Cows producing over 17 pounds of milk daily require about one pound of grain per five to seven pounds of milk, in addition to pasture, to maintain condition and maximize yield. Average grass intake supports about two gallons of milk. higher output requires grain supplementation to reach maximum production.
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North Carolina State College
Feeding Mare Rations For Foal and Work Conditions
An authority advises idle mares need ample roughage and occasional grain to stay in good condition. Wheat bran is a top addition to any ration for a heavy pregnant mare as it is laxative yet nutritious. For mares at work, a ration of two parts oats two parts corn one part wheat bran with Timothy hay or Timothy and a touch of clover or alfalfa works well. For ordinary work, one to one and a quarter pounds grain and one to one and a half pounds hay daily keep mares in good condition.
Farmers Grow Corn as Wheat and Linseed Fail
Drought spurs Argentine farmers to abandon wheat and linseed for corn, yielding a 1935 record crop of more than 15 million tons. Ohio residents eat half the state potatoes while beef consumption varies between urban and farm areas. Livestock buyers bruise two cents per lamb, and soil bacteria outnumber New York City residents in a teaspoon.
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New York
Drouth
Argentina
Haile Bank Cleanout Cited Word Play and Letters
A mosaic of clipped columns features a Geneva cable about Haile and Selassie draining Ethiopia’s vaults, Henry Mencken’s writing prowess, Southern literary debates, a gas station letter on windshield wiping, and a Nova Scotia rescue anecdote with brandy in coffee.
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Haile
Anta Monica
Catawj
Geneva
Farewell Selassie
Bank of
Ethiopia
Luxurious Peacock Motif for Cross Stitch Pattern 1164
The Peacock pattern inspires elegant embroidery with a two peacocks transfer and four motifs. Use wool silk or cotton floss in bluish greens browns or single color for a scarf pillow or cloth. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY with name and address.
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Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
Foreign Phrases and Their Meanings on Display
A compact lexicon listing phrases from multiple languages with English translations. It includes Ad unguem meaning to the nail and exactly to a nicety, Errare humanum est noting that to err is human, and Id est equating to that is i e. It also features de novo for anew and Chapeaux has hats off as a playful French stamp.
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Jeunesse Doree
Similarities Test Answers Card
Bat relates to baseball as racket relates to tennis. Norway and Haakon VII relate to Sweden through monarchy. Minnesota and gophers relate to Michigan through college mascots. Colorado and Denver relate to Arkansas through state capitals. Homer and poetry relate to Plato through philosophy. Telephone relates to Alexander Bell as lightning rod relates to Ben Franklin. Mississippi River and United States relate to Amazon through major river systems. Kentucky Derby relates to horse racing as Poughkeepsie regatta relates to college rowing.
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Sweden
Minnesota
Gophers
Michigan
Colorado
Denver
Arkansas
Homer
Plato
Telephone
Alexander Bell
Mississippi River
United States
Amazon
Determination and Resolve in Human Attitude
Areflection on how belief in ability grows from determination. The quote suggests earnest resolve approaches a power akin to omnipotence, linking mindset to perceived capability and achievement. Samuel Smites echoes the idea that thinking one can reach a goal often carries the force of attainment itself.
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Samuel Smites
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