Spiders A Fascinating Tour of Webs and Evolution
An exploration of spider life, webs, and evolution from sheet to orb webs. The piece details web types, building methods, and the role of geometry, noting diverse species from common house spiders to Theraphosa lablandi and Sericopalma commmunis across continents. It highlights spider adaptability from Arctic to Everest elevations and their place in nature.
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National Geographic Factary
Washington, D. C
WNU Dorvieg
Lough
United States
Alveront
Nilia
Studenta
Uifs
Aphlimr Bt
Ines
Tropica
Arctic
Mount Everest
Endi Ag
Central America
South America
Ogulnius
Howe About: Railroads, towns, manners, and a scattered critique
Ed Howe comments on railroads ruining stage lines and cites Atchison as a once prominent staging hub. He argues country folk balance hard work with culture, praises humble manners, recalls anecdotes about towns, Jews, and public life, and urges practical civility over lofty education.
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ED Howe
My Town
Atchison, Kwan
Ben Holliday
Atchison
Los Angeles
Medicine
Washington
Chicago
Kangae City
Horace Greeley
Mark Twain
Albert D. Richardson
Artemius Ward
Atchigon
West
Telegraph
Brand Whitlock
Lelghim
France
Ion
Tte
Citiea
Henry Wallace
Poulury Facts On Eradicating Bacillary White Diarrhea
North Carolina State College poultry expert Gauger outlines strict care to prevent bacillary white diarrhea in chicks. Emphasizes sanitation of brooders, safe housing, disinfectants in water, balanced feed, and avoiding contaminated eggs. Recommends sourcing eggs from blood-tested or disease-free flocks and proper disposal of diseased chicks.
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O.T. Ganger
North Carolina State College Poultry Department
Gauger
Vitamins destroyed by cooking poultry rations
University of Wisconsin nutrition specialists report that cooking poultry rations destroys vitamins B and G, causing illness or death in chicks. Raw natural feeds produced excellent growth, while heated feeds at 230 F caused polyneuritis, and 212 F for 144 hours caused pellagra, with recovery when yeast supplied vitamin G after vitamin B was destroyed.
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University of Wisconsin
Poultry Yard Habits And Historical Notes From Pastures
The article discusses dry feed storage in poultry yards, perches set about a foot from the floor, and geese longevity. It notes the turkey’s introduction to Europe in 1519, describes poultry preservation by freezing, and provides U.S. poultry and egg production values. It mentions a failed chicken disease cure in Iowa and a high dock egg loss in Brisbane, with tips on daylight and lighting extending feeding periods.
Origin of the Alphabet Still a Point of Debate
Science Service notes scholars disagree on whether Semitic turquoise miners or Phoenicians invented the alphabet. Prof Butin asserts the system existed by 2000 B C, citing Sinai tablets with unstandardized signs showing early Beth and Mesh forms.
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Sinai Peninsula
Science Service
Kansas City Star
Romaio Buti
Catholic University of America
B. C
Butin
Archeological Institute of America
Syracuse
Christ
Bytlos
Sinsi Peninsula
Cairo
Beth
Sinai
Butinaard
Sina
Ozone Trials in London Water Purification
The London Metropolitan Water Board tests ozone to disinfect city water, using an electric device to ozonize air and inject it into the supply. Ozone costs more than chlorine but removes bad tastes and germs without adding chlorine’s aftertaste, per Pathfinder Magazine.
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Metropolitan Water Board of London
Pathfinder Magazine
Pathfinder Magazine excerpt on Dr. Pierce’s Pellets ad dialogue
A Pathfinder Magazine excerpt shows a dialogue about Dr Pierce s Pellets and laxatives. Mr Bobo identifies a child among a family while a visitor comments on the healthiest tot. The piece reads as a humorous or observational fragment from a natural visitor column.
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Bobo
Pathfinder Magazine
Floating Islands On Snadawaga Lake Vermont
Pathinder Magazine notes two picturesque floating islands on Snadawaga lake Vermont that resemble ships with trees as tall masts. One has shifted position notably over the past year while a foolish financial magnate boasts paying his lawyer 19000 yearly to avoid prison and a wife laments his wasteful spending.
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Snadawaga Lake
Vermont
Samuel
Pathfinder Magazine
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Howe
Babylon
Bell Byschente
WNU
Arnis
Entine
Babstnn
D'Tstarlt
England
Nicpoleon
Provence
Julius Torenwald
Ohienget
Gond
Constnhin
Patra
Trog
Turkey
Europe
Iowa State Agricultural Experiment Etation
Frisbane
Austraia
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
N. Ft
Bai
Meu
Biarlan
Aduraa
Bor
Sulina
Ranese
Seeena
Ee Acetany
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