Hidden Slave Della and the Daughters of Beaucaire
A junction of past betrayal and present danger unfolds aboard the Warrior as Lieutenant Haines reveals a quadroon mistress Della and two daughters Rene and Eloise. The mother and judge’s wife died young, leaving the girls' true parentage and status in question, while Beaucaire’s second marriage looms over a possible liberty or bondage fate. The captain and crew sense a looming revelation as the vessel sails toward an uncertain shore.
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Della
Beaucaire
Haines
Delia
Adelbert Beauscaire
Tree
Rene
Eloise
End of the Game on the River Gambling Night
On a river steamer a high stake poker game unfolds with Kirby and Beaucaire. The judge bleeds nervous tension while McAfee and the narrator watch as accusations fly after a clever bluff leads to a fatal stumble.
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St. Louis
Great River
Kirby
Beaucaire
Carver
McAfee
Carter
Judge
Sam
Death on the Warrior Cabin Scene After Judge Beaucaire Slain
I recall the dim cabin on the Warrior with the fallen Judge Beaucaire and Kirby standing over the body. Anger, a plan to hunt Kirby, and doubt about proving theft fill a tense moment as I weigh mob action versus lawful pursuit.
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Judge Peanentre
Kirby
Hight
Bill Carver
Throckmorton
McAfee
Carver
Beaucaire
Food Requirements of a Cow from USDA and Purdue Study
The Indiana based study on 868 cows producing market milk for Chicago shows a good grade cow yielding 7000 pounds annually needs 2046 pounds grain 3801 pounds hay and corn stover 7276 pounds silage and 720 pounds straw. It requires about 1.5 acres of pasture for half the year and 164.5 hours of human labor plus 16.2 hours of horse labor for milk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bossie
Purdue University
Porter County
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Bessie
Typists Move Miles With Every Keystroke
Fingers are the tireless travelers of the body, capable of long journeys without fatigue. An expert notes that ordinary typing can carry the hand about 10 000 miles a year, a distance not easing the typist's efficiency in an office.
Cost of Feed in Ohio Milk and Butter Production
Report notes milk and butter costs in Ohio colleges with and without silage. With silage 100 pounds of milk costs 68 cents and butter 13.1 cents per pound. Without silage costs rise to 1.95 dollars per 100 pounds of milk and 22 cents per pound for butter. Beef production shows similar patterns. Silage plus cottonseed meal or clover hay soybeans or cowpeas yields balanced rations. Moldy silage should not be fed.
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Ohio College
Dairy notes highlight calf feeding and silo role
Ten days to two weeks old calves should receive a small grain ration. The silo is a foundation stone of successful dairy farming and dairymen should weigh each cow's milk daily. Feed and labor are costly and should go to high producing animals. Shipping whole milk long distances without souring needs skill and understanding of the principles involved.
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Tela A
Randall Parrish
Shea
Irish Brigade
Atc
Irwin Myers
McClarg & Co
Jim
Beaucatre
Beauonaire
Beauchire
Beaucairre
Joe Kirby
Hle
Department of Agriculture
Knox
Ohio
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