Desert gold chase and ford amid border fugitives
A solitary prospector Cameron teams with Jonas Warren to share gold discoveries. Warren’s daughter Nell Burton is entangled in the past clash. Richard Gale aids Mercedes Castaneda from bandit Rojas with Lt. George Thorne, aided by cowboys, until they reach Fortorn River near the border. Immigration inspector Tom Belding shelters them.
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Cameron
Jonas Warren
Finois
Warren
Gol
Richard Gale
Casita
George Thorne
Ninth Cavalry
Thorne
Gale
Mercedes Castaneda
Rojas
Mercedes
Chariie Ladd
Jim Lash
Fortorn River
Tom Belding
Telding
Nell Burton
Salazar
Belding
Nell
Mr. Gale
Dick Gale
Laddy
Gale Finds a Home Among Belding Cowboys
Dick Gale, a lone wanderer with a crippled hand, becomes a guest then ranger recruit at Belding's desert ranch. Nell Burton tends his wounds, sparks fly as Gale confronts a sleepy town and a dangerous frontier, while Laddy and Jim gauge his worth and loyalty.
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Jim
San Felipe
Dick Gale
Belding
Taiddy
Gale
Nell
Noboody
Laddy
Lash
Domestic animals and meat consumption contrast with Japan diet
The text argues humans rely on domesticated animals for meat while citing global animal counts. It notes America holds a share of cattle, sheep, and swine relative to its population and claims Americans are peaceful despite high meat intake, contrasting with militaristic Japan whose diet centers on rice.
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America
Earth
Japan
Ancient City of Carthage Founded by Phoenicians
The ancient city of Carthage was founded by Phoenicians around 850 B C in the North African region. The settlement grew to become a powerful ancient civilization with maritime prowess and extensive trade networks.
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Carthage
Tuberculosis in Poultry Flocks Warns Iowa Expert
J. J. Warren of Iowa says tuberculosis is a slow moving, common disease in corn belt flocks. Infected birds waste away, may go lame without visible injury, and often die weeks to months later. There is no cure, only strict sanitation, burial of dead birds, and careful management to prevent spread.
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Corn Belt
J. J. Warren
Iowa
Haivé
Hopper for Feeding Fowls
A pictured poultry feeder aims to reduce waste by keeping fowls from standing on or entering it. A sloping guard prevents spillage and a sloping bottom is advised. The feeder can be fashioned from a cut down empty grocery box.
Profitable to Cull Flock in Poultry Keeping
A guide notes culling as an art any keeper can learn. Early culling cuts costs and takes advantage of higher seasonal prices. Remove unhealthy birds and older nonlaying birds, especially those over two years, to maximize profit.
Geese Breeding Ages for Toulouse Stock
Toulouse geese reach breeding maturity around three to five years, with females kept up to fourteen years and ganders typically retired by eight to nine. Maturity occurs later than two years, and breeders avoid early reproduction.
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Toulouse
Poor laying hens and poultry care guidance
The piece stresses that breed matters less than the keeper in poultry raising. It notes sick hens lose vigor, warns against overfeeding corn in winter, suggests rotating turkey flocks to maintain peace, and calls for clean floors and nests to prevent mud and egg contamination.
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Harper & Brothers
Humph
Tom
Mrs. Belding
Sho
Addy
Laday
Tim
del Sol
Casita. That's Across the ‘Ine
Cross Bar
Lke
Campo
Flo
Tie
Ike
Burton
Ingo
Gales
Chicago
United States Inspector of
U. S
Galen
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