Captain Redmond's Rescue and Paris Safer At Last
In trench 27 an Irish Guards captain, Larry Redmond, exposes a German spy, prevents a flank attack, and earns praise from General French and Joffre. As he recovers at a field hospital he learns Paris is safe after French and British forces turn the enemy. The touching reunion with Ethel Willoughby culminates in a victorious march and song.
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Larry Redmond
Montague
Redmond
Irish Guards
Larry
Trench 27
Pnassin
Strassman
Streetmman
Herr Strassman
Karl
Streetman
Rediond
Roya
Tommy
Nat
Trent
Ethel Willoughby
Sir George Wagstaff
London
Lee
Trish Guards
Drayton
Ethel
Avalu
Paris
le Cateau
Frances
Pari
Retmond
Tim
Manny
Red Cross
Doctor Charles
Dioctor Aubrey
Second Corps
Aubrey
Doctor Aubrey
von Kluck
Charles
The
Mer
Misa Willoughby
Tourville
Strossman
Wssman
Germany
Ile
Nix
Bordeaux
Paria
Lawrence Redmond
French
Joffre
Enna
Marne
Retren
Eal Larry
Tipperary
Maintenance of Roads Then and Now
The author argues that after constructing new roads careful upkeep is essential. Maintenance costs rise with ongoing work, yet road users must keep routes in good condition. A small, collective effort by drivers and neighbors can improve sections and foster a system of earth roads worthy of pride.
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Iniard
Nantes
Paying for Good Highways
A short opinion argues that good roads benefit the state and community though costs rise. It contends road wear and maintenance impact growers and the economy, asserting that the value of good roads exceeds their price and emphasizes the burden on farmers.
Stored Seed Corn Yields Boosts by Careful Storage
Tests show carefully stored seed corn yields up to 18 bushels more per acre than corn saved from ordinary storage. This finding highlights the value of proper seed handling for future plantings and increased harvests.
Notes on Caring for Late Farrows and Horse Welfare
The article discusses humane handling of horses and care for sows with late farrows. It emphasizes proper space like warp pens and attentive husbandry for several days to prevent neglect and ensure safety.
Gentle Cows Show Superior Herding at Show
The article discusses cattle husbandry noting gentle cows' advantages. It highlights feeding routines and daily exercise for heifers and calves. It describes housing in open sheds with sheltered exercise areas and emphasizes sound ventilation and capacity for livestock.
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Winifred Jeix
Corte Forlior Tel Wiens Ets
Dairy Cattle Breeding and Registration Notes
An old farmer explains identifying dairy cattle by lineage through careful tracking of heifers and calves. Breeders use registration rules requiring clear markings on a card for each registered heifer or bull calf to trace ancestry across generations.
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Hay
Value of Prepotent Bulls in Herd Breeding
The article discusses the impact of prepotent bulls on herd quality. It compares twelve herds in Partners Union, seven using purebred sires and five using grade sires, noting higher milk value when purebreds were used. One year creamery price data shows a $881 per cow advantage for purebred sire herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare Recon
Joany
Winter Calf Exercise and Care Guidelines
Daily winter exercise keeps calves healthy and growing. Provide pure fresh water daily from early ages and disinfect the pens often. Sprinkle foot with quick lime and spray with standard sanitizing solution to prevent disease.
Cow Habits Govern Milk Yield Across Lactation
The article notes cows follow habits in milking, with milk production linked to the length of the first milking period. Dairy cattle tend to be creatures of habit, and should be milked again within ten months of the previous lactation for optimum profits.
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By Richard Parker
RO Cooper
Megrue
Rome
Fk Crosa
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