Northbound journey amid Wyandot threats and a daring encounter
A Confederate officer and a mysterious French Wyandot woman reveal mutual trust as they travel by canoe toward the Wyandot country. She offers to join or guide him through perilous forest routes while warning of dangers from pursuing tribes and the renegade Simon Girty. The expedition advances under vigilant guards through a desolate river wilderness toward the Forks.
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Fort Harmar
Monsieur
Rene D'Auvray
Harmar
Mademoiselle
Wyandots
Sandusky
Simon Girty
Girty
Brady
Schultz
Turkeys Used as Foster Mothers for Chickens
A French method shows turkey hens induced to incubate chicken eggs. A narrow box with hay is prepared near the top, the turkey fed well and confined overnight. After four days the hen reportedly adopts the nest and can hatch the eggs.
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France
Fertile Egg Warmer Noted In Hatch Process
During the final hatch phase fertile eggs run one to two degrees warmer than infertile eggs in the same tray, aiding identification of developing embryos.
Message to Women Ready to Drop and Seek Help
Miss Lea Dumas of Malone New York writes that two bottles of Vinci put her on her feet and made her strong again. The ad claims Vigol cod liver and iron builds up the body and sells with a satisfaction guarantee and money back if it does not help. Baxo Salve also guaranteed for skin troubles at Pace's New Drug Store Cameron.
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Mademoie Elle
Monsieur
America
Neve
Mademoiselle
Lea Dumas
Malone
N. Y
Vinci
Pace
Cameron
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Forks
Robert B. Gordon
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House of Representatives
Joe
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NEW_YORK
Castoria
THE
Silver King
LL. H. Posey
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Prohibition
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