When Clocks Stopped in Long Beach March 10 1938 Heroic Escape
Bryan and Chester Linton's family survived the Long Beach earthquake after clocks and watches stopped at 5 55 PM on March 10 1938. The building rocked scattering plaster and debris. Bryan crawled from a broken stairway to safety while a neighbor died from falling cornice. The group slept in hall park dormitories and faced martial law as they sought shelter and aid.
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Bryan
Long Beach
Calif
Chester
Chester Linton
Sis
Bryan Sins
Chester Ear
Barth
Gomer Ot Broadway
Linden
Seryan
Rome
Hepat
Avi
Treauues
Hall Park
Lennox
Los Angeles
Worman
Thor
France
Destructive hawk head hunting in distant lands
The passage describes a storbwinged hawk and its hunt, noting head hunting practices persisted despite government pressure. It cites a famous modern case from South America and mentions ongoing incidents in remote parts of the Philippine Islands and Taroen, with acts of taking heads observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Philippine Islands
Taroen
Windmill Power and Farm Energy Costs
A. G. Tyler summarizes Minnesota research on windmill power for farms. He explains that power output rises with wheel diameter and compares costs and practicality of windmills versus electric pumps, noting eight foot wheels deliver significantly more work than six foot wheels and that wind conditions affect efficiency.
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A. G Tyler
Arouna Sur
Jarooka
Uihlevarsity
Minnesota
Hatul
Ryser
Loet
Fur bearing animals vanish amid trapping and drainage
The article laments rapid declines of fur bearing animals across species due to drainage destroying habitat, over trapping, and short trapping seasons. It argues for seasonal limits to protect prime pelts and curb extinction threats, noting the need to balance fur interest with wildlife preservation.
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Evera
Tven
Dioner
Han
Satersits
Hamandi
Tusahars
Stored grain losses linked to insects warns on prevention
A university circular explains how insects infest stored grain and cause losses when grain is stored for seed feed or market. It emphasizes cleanliness and fumigation as preventive measures, urging bin cleaning before storage and removal of waste grain to reduce damage. Once infestation begins, fumigation remains the practical control method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of
Shorts and Middlings and Farm Practice Notes
Short, garbled article fragment notes energy terms and poultry building orientation. It mentions kilowatt hours equaling 1000 watts for one hour, advises south facing permanent poultry buildings on sloping land, warns wildlife may face extinction without conservation, and compares cow and poultry feeding routines including lactation and milking frequencies.
Salads For Summer Meals
Summer meals get a boost from easy practical salads and dressings. Recipes include Summer Tossed Salad with crisp greens tomatoes and peppers, Fea rving Potato Salad with potatoes green pepper onions pickles and mayo, and a gelatin molded salad. Tips and a plug for Eleanor Howe’s cookbook Feeding Father add local flavor and a nudge to buy.
French Provincial Furniture Revival Delights Interiors
French provincial style furniture returns with beechwood and cherry chairs, marble tables, and elegant upholstered armoires. Simple, graceful pieces fit rooms with sunken plant holders, tiered occasional tables, and versatile seating for tea or dinner.
Crochet Purse Pattern Ad for Household Artix Dept
Fragmented OCR shows an ad text about a crocheted purse pattern. It mentions an adjustable band, a hat of a single crochet with chile roll, and says send 1% ents in coma to The ide Chrole Household Artix Dept W. 1th Bt New Yuseky NY.
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Aingle
Ahleh
Howehold Artix
New Yuseky
Fragmentary OCR Text About Food Reactions and Items
The readable fragments describe stomach discomfort from meals and references to taste, syrup, and food items. It mentions names like Yosling and Keven and hints at pricing in dollars. The text is broken and incoherent with multiple garbled phrases and partial sentences.
Law of Failure and Temptation Linked by Mana
Quote from Horace Mana notes that giving in to temptation leads to social ruin as the law of talking bodies governs fate. The saying frames vice as inevitable consequence within moral discourse.
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Horace Mana
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Adventurers’ Club
Pto
Bren Cecio
Hoeningby Tils
Gowhawe
USA
U. S
Ipayarstind
Asia
Eleanor Howe Fells
Eleanor Howe
North
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Sipuineey
Rusenble
Theophiritus
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