Prospector Garth Picks Up Unlikely Airline Companions
Alan Garth prepares to depart for a Far North mining claim when Burton Ramill and his daughter Lilith arrive with Vivian Huxley. The magnate and party invite Garth on an air trip, underestimating his platinum ore samples. Lilith mocks the weary prospector while Huxley offers navigation and mining expertise.
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Alan Garth
Airways
Burton Ramill
Lilith
Vivian Huxley
Garth
Lilith Ramill
Huxley
Mr. Ramill
Tobin
Huxby
Galena
Russia
North America
Garth Directory Leads Flight Into Hidden North Valley
Garth and Huxley fly a blazed route over subarctic terrain chasing a rumored lode. Garth resists Ramill investment prompts while Lilith and Vivian’s tensiones swirl aboard the Ramill camp. The plane dives toward a glacier valley lake to inspect the claimed prospect.
Treachery in Chapter II Amid Ramill and Garth
Garth follows Miss Ramill under the monoplane's wing and refuses to help her into the cabin or onto the ship's steps. The narration notes that women's rights did not include courtesies in return for insults.
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Garth
Miss Ramill
Snail Mollusk Spirit of Land and Water Varieties
A Montreal Herald writer explains snails are mollusks. Pulmonates breathe air and include land snails and freshwater snails with shells, while slugs lack a true shell. All share internal similarities, feed mainly on plants, and reproduce by eggs.
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Montreal Herald
Clermont steamboat by Roberg Fulton named Clermont
A steamboat built by Roberg Fulton was named Clermont. The vessel is associated with Fulton era maritime history and reflects early steam navigation.
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Clermont
Fulton
Roberg
Soy Beans Make Marketable Hay Across Midwest
USDA reports soy bean hay can be high quality with proper cutting and curing. Ohio recommends curing by September 10 to avoid dew and rain. Iowa and Illinois show rising use of soy beans for hay with 60 to 70 percent of local crops harvested for this purpose.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
W. H. Hosterman
Middle West
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Hay Vitamin D Content Boosted by Sunlight
The article explains hay gains vitamin D from sunlight, improving feed quality for livestock. Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station showed calves fed little vitamin D developed rickets, while sun-bleached hay aided mineral assimilation crucial for bone health.
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Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station
Wallaces
Soil Particle Size and Its Link to Crop Adaptation
The text explains how soil texture, determined by particle size from large grains to microscopic, influences crop suitability. It notes historical naming by texture categories and the shift to particle-size groupings initiated during U S Department of Agriculture soil survey work, differing from European methods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairymen Use Seeds, Silage To Shape Milk Flavors
Farmers feed flavored seeds and various silages before milking to influence milk taste. USDA tests find green rye, cowpeas, potatoes, beet pulp, and carrots affect flavor moderately, while green corn, oats and peas, soybeans, pumpkins, and sugar beets have little effect on milk flavor.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ensilage Soaks Cattle Feed Demonstrated in Guide
A writer in the Indiana Farmer's Guide notes ensilage when supplemented can replace large corn and clover hay rations for fattening cattle. At the Ohio Experiment Station shelled corn required 166 days for one steer per crop acre, while ensilage fed one steer 375 days. Milk output from acres of ground fodder is compared with bundle fodder yields.
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Indiana Farmer's Guide
Ohio
Tot’s Play Frock That Stays Put Pattern 9195
A child’s play frock with a neat collar front buttoning and pleated skirt is advertised as practical for active kids. Pattern 9195 offers sizes 2 4 6 8 with options for puffed sleeves and different fabric suggestions. Completion requires 15 cents and mailing to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Brother
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Johnny Boy kicks five times in the same place
Report of a mule named Johnny Boy kicking a person repeatedly, with five exact strikes reported in the same location. A humorous exchange follows about whether the mule is surefooted, highlighting repeated kicks.
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Johnny
Sam
Far From the Crowd Senator Sorghum Seeks Quiet Time
Senator Sorghum says a trip won’t be a vacation. He wants time alone to worry without interruptions from speeches.
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Senator Sorghum
Inside the Public Eye X-ray Photo Sparks Debate
An enthusiastic citizen advocates exposing all inside facts to the public while Dec Pillsbury questions the need for popular fascination, noting expert use for an X-ray photo but lacking public appeal.
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Old Dec Pillsbury
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WIU
Robert Ames
Bennet
Mr. Ramil
Miss Ramil
Bellanca
Mr. Garth
Fort Smith
Seton
Edmonton
London Metal Market
Vivian
North Pole
Rockies
Dhead
Waxley
Tot
Ea. N. W. Photo Service
Fargo
N. Dak
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