Nurses Test of Womanhood Chapter VI Continues
Sidney Page, eighteen, begins probation nurse work at a city hospital under Dr Max Wilson amid family tensions and a jealous exasperated Joe Drummond. Le Moyne, a mysterious tenant, stirs trouble as Sidney's romantic entanglements deepen and Rose Moyne and Carlotta Harrison appear in her orbit.
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Sidney Page
Max Wilson
Sidney
Harriet
K. LeMoyne
Joe Drummond
Everadie
Alton Bint
Els
Brent
Brbyapites
Berlin
Tony
Doctor Ba
Max
White Springs
Nad
Sid
le Moyne
Lee
Atul
K. le Moyne
Wilson
Drummond
Due
Dom
Tie
Joe
Buwadeya
Tosit
Tam
Stiney
Rose Moyne
Pinner Wits
Carletta Harrison
Silney
Shirey
Hess
Tun
Sidhey
Torrie
Alina
Sidone
Wilson House
New Cork Insulation Method Introduced in England
A new cold storage insulation method from England uses cork slabs expanded to more than double their normal size. The lightweight material promises improved thermal performance and potential energy savings for storage facilities.
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England
Average labor for horses on a grain farm study
The Minnesota experimental station under director North Dakota experiment station conducted a late study showing that on grain farms the heaviest work for horses occurs in April May August September and October. The trial found horses work a single day only when needed and that work patterns align with seasonal grain tasks.
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Omer
Couper
North Dakota
Sxmirian
Winter Work For Stallion In Winter Exercise
A damaged OCR style note outlines winter care for a stallion. It suggests light exercise when possible, equal to other horses, and a ration of one quarter hay per 100 pounds weight plus corn bran and oats. It emphasizes maintaining a steady feeding and training regime through the winter to keep the animal in good condition.
Drinking Water System for Stock in Watwells
A novel trough waterer for stock maintains a full supply by a float actuated valve. A wooden ball on the trough surface rises and falls with the water, pivoting an arm to close or open the supply pipe as water is consumed, preventing waste.
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Watwells
Chispli
Few Suggestions on Horse Breeding and Care
The passage argues that value rests on well-bred horses rather than a single good breed. It stresses clean skin for work horses to sweat properly and maintain health. It warns that a horse with a tired neck from tight reins is a tired horse that achieves nothing, urging proper rein handling and welfare.
Dairy Facts Milk From The Family Cow
The article emphasizes housing the family cow in a clean well lit shed with exercise space. It warns of diseases like teremiosis and urges annual veterinary checks and proper milking practices to ensure safe, clean milk for children.
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Clemson Agricultural College
Seth Carvina
Senate
Cows For Machine Milking Prom Of Lars en South Dakota
An article discusses selecting cows for machine milking, focusing on udder quality and teats. It notes some herds have defective udders and teats and should not be used, while emphasizing choosing cows with well formed udders and selecting sires whose daughters show good teats and milking traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PROM
Larsen
South Dakota
Stanili Ding
Ahimld
Niles
Holt
Remedy for Calf Scours by Peters of North Dakota
Peters of North Dakota offers a remedy to relieve scours in calves. Start with re causing and move them in the milk. Administer two tablespoons Hinewater daily for a calf two months old, half a cup for larger calves. Prepare limewater by soaking lime with a handful of Hime, slack, settle, then bottle the clear portion for future use.
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North Dakota
W. H
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Rinehart
Stink the Moyne
de Moyne
Nuit Serven
Jore
McKues
Wil
Dacurd
Ste
Hinself
Indiana
Dairy Facts
Jersey
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