Jewelers Shop of Tatatata Saved in Bold Claim Reoccupation
In Tata tat a a Papuan goldfield tale, Pia Amory and a Papuan sergeant outwit a magistrate and lawman to save Philip Amory’s claim. The couple disguise as natives, stage a secret arrival, and secure reoccupation with a dramatic two minute timing.
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Whitson
Jim
Mem“Eranda
Serge
Tatatata
Caxon
Philip Amory
Tropic
Pia
Spicer
Simon
Simoi
Prisoner’s release for a royal visit sparks freedom fantasy
In Port Moresby Amory earns release for the prince of Ulster’s visit and upcoming marriage. He plans to reunite with Pia at Tatatata dawn, envisioning roads bridges and hospitals in Papua and a shared life beyond the jail, hopeful for a future with boundless possibilities.
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Ulster
Moresby
British Empire
Pia
Port Moresby
Prince of Ulster
Holly
Walla
Heda
Wally
Amory
Tatatata
Papua
November in America History Highlights Through the Ages
A compilation notes November milestones across U S history including Plymouth harvests British control Detroit 1760 Stamp Act 1765 American Revolution Montreal 1775 Jefferson Davis 1861 and the 1862 Gatling gun Great Boston fire 1872 Chinese exclusion act 1892 World War I armistice 1918 with references to Chron.
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America
Plymouth Colony
Choate
Connecticut
Blackbeard
Detroit
Montreal
Congress
Pike's Peak
Tippecanoe
Jefferson Davis
United States
San
Jacinto
Trent
Mason
The Wrong End
The magazine notes a common job hunting misstep urging use of smarts over sheer effort. It argues practical strategy matters, urging readers to rethink approach and leverage planning for better outcomes. The piece frames this as a corrective guide for seekers navigating markets.
Mating Patterns Among Deer Elk and Moose
Deer and elk breed in polygamous cycles each year while moose pair bond monogamously.
Summer Feeding Schedule Cuts Grain For Laying Hens
Ohio State poultry specialists advise reducing grain and increasing mash during hot months to maintain production. P B Zumbro notes feeding grain in the evening stimulates daytime mash intake and suggest confining birds to the house after noon to boost green feed access and add milk to mash for crumbled texture.
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Ohio State University
Ohio Poultrymen
County
Ant State Extension Service
P. B. Zumbro
Clean Feed Essential to Complete Success in Poultry
A sanitation focused poultry guide stresses keeping the entire ration clean until chickens eat it. Do not scatter feed in litter or on the floor. feed should be moved daily to a fresh place. Hopper feeding works well. move feed hoppers weekly and provide shade to encourage eating. Maintain clean water fountains to prevent worm eggs thriving in mud.
Avian Tuberculosis Widespread Across Western States
Avian tuberculosis, first found in a prairie chicken by Dr L Van Eg, shows 6 percent of flocks examined in 25 states infected. The disease hits midwestern flocks harder, with campaigns under way to stamp it out as part of broader tuberculosis eradication efforts in livestock.
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L. van Eg
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Middlewestern
Poultry Hatching and Rearing Tips for Goats No, Ducks
Practical guidance covers goose egg hatch times thirty to thirty five days and minerals in eggs. It advises selling male birds after hatch, providing green feed, hay cutting for hens, nest placement for turkeys, and early chick maturation alongside dust wallows for summer comfort.
Improvements in anti hog cholera serum processes described
United States Department of Agriculture reports ongoing advances in serum clarification concentration and pasteurization. Dr D I Skidmore notes clearer serum with 80 percent volume and lower costs while pasteurization ensures safety and better shelf life. Over 19 million hogs immunized last year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
D. I. Skidmore
Farm Bureau
Skidmore
Lamb Dysentery Threat to Newborn Lambs
Lamb dysentery, an acute and generally fatal disease in lambs one day to three weeks old, spreads through pastures and pens. Medical treatment is impractical. strict sanitation, disinfection with sheep dip, and burying or burning carcasses can blot out the infection. Move ewes to clean lambing grounds and keep lambs there until three weeks old.
Don’t Overfeed Fowls During Molt Period
Over feeding during the molt must be avoided as hens tend to gain weight reducing laying quality. Large grain quantities fatten birds during the sluggish period and similar mashes have the same effect. Fertile eggs and strong chicks come from proper management with simple diet and treatment.
Best Time to Cut Soy Beans for Hay
Experiment stations tested when to harvest soy beans for hay by feeding cows and comparing feed value. Cuts ranged from blooming to pod browning, with results indicating the optimum moment is when seeds just begin to form in the pod.
Bordeaux Mixture In Tomato Care Advised
E B Morrow extension horticulturist at North Carolina State College recommends Bordeaux mixture to tomatoes to prevent leaf diseases and kill worms. Prepare ready mix or home make with corn for proper solution. for 50 gallons use 3 pounds bluestone and 6 pounds hydrated lime, dissolved and combined with arsenate or lead. Apply every three weeks, ensure all plant parts are sprayed to protect and destroy pests.
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E. B. Morrow
North Carolina State College
Beef Calves Make Good Feeders at Six Months Old
Beef type calves can be turned for cash at six or seven months of age if fed grain. They begin to consume grain early and by six months will have eaten 600 to 700 pounds with access twice daily. Calves fed to this growth weigh 450 to 500 pounds and are ready for slaughter or show. Last fall such calves brought 10 to 12 dollars per hundred. Limited grain is needed and a mix of corn and meal is advised.
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M. W. Muldrow
Arkansas Extension Service
Teach Chicks to Perch Early or Ground Roosts
The article examines whether newly hatched chicks should perch or stay on the ground as their wing feathers grow. It notes that early perching can bend the breast bone, a risk mitigated as the breast becomes firmer, with small round roosts often causing the issue.
Corn Planting Lesson Emphasizes Square Planting Benefits
A gardening lesson explains that planting corn in squares evens pollen distribution from tassels to silks, increasing ear fullness. It notes that pollen spread with each wind shift, and long narrow rows waste half the pollen, undermining yields.
Efficient Farm Practice Sparks Profit Through Simple Measures
Leaving machinery outdoors raises costs and cuts profit. The shallow furrow method with a weeder lowers costs and boosts yields. Apply phosphorus where needed as with other farming. Ventilation in hen houses rivals barns for air and health. Sunlight boosts vitamin D to prevent rickets. Insects and diseases raise costs by lowering yields. pest control education benefits farmers and consumers.
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Beatrice Grimshaw
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Irwin Myers
Hughes Massie & Co
Anl Weel
Sydney
Tatatata Field
Siberian
Koki
Turkey
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