The Jewelers Shop of Tata tata is Saved
Whitson and Papuan workers contend with a tense stake on a goldfield. A hidden corpse reveals a rescue plan led by Pia and Philip Amory. The ex policemen, timid magistrate, and wary jailer frame a dramatic escape story ending in a hopeful future for Pia and Amory in Papua.
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Whitson
Lnden
Serge
Ilkes
Tatatata
Caxon
Philip Amory
Notable November Milestones in American History
A compact survey of November moments in U S history from Plymouth first harvests to wartime events. It mentions Pilgrims, Blackbeard, Detroit 1760, Stamp Act, Revolution milestones, Montreal capture, 1783, Congress in a new capitol 1800, Pike’s Peak 1806, Tippecanoe, Jefferson Davis 1861, San Jacinto incident, Gatling gun 1802, Boston fire 1872, Chinese Exclusion Act 1882, WWI armistice 1918 as reported by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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America
Plymouth Colony
Choate
Connecticut
Blackbeard
Detroit
Montreal
Congress
New Capitol Building
Pike's Peak
Tipiccanog
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
United States
San
Jacinto
Trent
Mason and Slidell
Britain
England
Boston
San Francisco Chronicle
The Wrong End
The first mistake many job hunters make is relying on sheer effort rather than strategy. This piece argues that smarter planning and targeted search yield better results than brute persistence.
Wild Mating Patterns Among Deer Elk and Moose
Wildlife notes describe annual mating behaviors as deer and elk mating with multiple partners while moose remain monogamous each season. The summary highlights distinct reproductive strategies across species within shared habitats.
Poultry Experts Recommend Summer Feed Adjustments
Poultry specialists advise reducing grain and boosting mash during summer to maintain laying. Feed grain in evening to stimulate daytime mash intake, keep hens indoors after noon, and offer green feeds. If needed, place mash where birds gather and crumble with water to aid consumption within half an hour.
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Suiner
Whig Suite University
Olu
County Wet State Extension Service
Hir
POT. Zambro
Clean Feed Essential to Complete Success
Clean feed is crucial for successful pil in feed sanitation. Keep ration clean until eaten, avoid scattering in litter or crowd, and feed in fresh spots daily for a clean tablecloth effect. Move grain and mash to hopper feed as birds grow, place hoppers in shade, and keep water fountains free of puddles to prevent warm eggs resting where chickens pick them up.
Avian Tuberculosis Widespread in Western States
Avian tuberculosis is widespread with six percent of flocks examined in 28 states showing infection. The first case was found in a prairie chicken by Dr L Van Hs, then pathologist for North Dakota Agricultural College. Campaigns in middlewestern states aim to stamp out the disease to aid hog tuberculosis elimination.
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West
L. van Hs
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Middlewestern
Middlewestern States
Poultry Rearing Notes From A Rural Guide
Practical tips on hatching goose eggs in 30 to 35 days and the value of eggs minerals and vitamins. Advice on grit for ducks green feed for Jews misprint and feeding hay in wire netting baskets. Nest placement for turkey hens and egg size importance set eggs from hens laying standard size. Early chicks mature fast to lay in season. Dust baths delight hens. spade moist earth for summer joy.
Anti Hog Cholera Serum Improves Production Methods
United States Department of Agriculture reports steady gains in anti hog cholera serum quality through serum clarification concentration and pasteurization advances. Dr D J Skidmore notes that clear, concentrated serum immunizes pigs more efficiently, reduces packaging costs, and pasteurization kills bacteria while boosting shelf life.
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United States Department of Axetculture
United States
D. J. Skidmore
Farm Bureau
Skidmore
United Stes Department of Agriculture
Lamb Dysentery in Lambs A Fatal Infectious Disease
Lamb dysentery is an acute, generally fatal disease in lambs from one day to three weeks old. It spreads via infected pastures and handling personnel. medical treatment is impractical. Strict sanitation, disinfection with sheep dip, and removing dead stock are urged, with clean lambing grounds for the next season.
Don’t Overfeed Fowls During Molt Period
Over feeding during the molt should be avoided as hens tend to gain weight at the expense of laying quality. Large grain quantities fatten birds during the sluggish period and similar mashes have the same effect. The key is simple, lighter diet and management to maximize fertile eggs and strong chicks and achieve first class results.
Best Time to Cut Soy Beans for Hay Found
Experimental stations test hay value by cutting soybeans at stages from bloom to pod browning. Cows fed hay at various stages show highest feed value when beans are just forming in the pod. The results indicate the optimum cutting stage is when pods begin to form.
Bordeaux Mixture Is Good for Tomatoes
Morrow NC State College extension horticulturist advises Bordeaux mixture as a spray for tomatoes to combat leaf diseases and worms. Mixes are prepared with bluestone lime and arsenate lead, applied every three weeks so all plant parts are covered, protecting yields.
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Morrow
Extension Hortculturist
North Carolina State College
Befif Calves Desirable for Feeders and Builders of Cash
Be ef calves can be turned for cash at six or seven months of age if fed grain. They will consume grain early and by six months have eaten 600 to 700 pounds. Calves fed should weigh about 450 to 500 pounds in six months and be ready for slaughter or show. Last fall such calves brought 10 to 12 dollars per hundred. A limited amount of grain is required with grass and milk, corn and cottonseed meal or cake used in a ratio of about eight parts shelled corn to one part meal.
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M. W. Muldrow
Arkansas Extension Service
Teach Chicks to Perch While They Are Young
A historical note argues chicks should perch or squat early, with wing feathers ready. Perching prompts natural development, but early verching may bend the breast bone. As the bre hardens, it resists bending. Small round roosts are blamed for the crooked breast in young birds.
Corn Planting Lesson On Square Planting Yields
The article stresses square planting to evenly distribute pollen from tassels to silks, ensuring fuller ears. It cites gardeners and experiment station workers, notes wind-driven pollen dispersal, and warns that long narrow plantings waste half the crop.
Farm Notes on Cost Saving Farming Practices
Farm notes advise keeping machinery indoors to cut costs, using shallow furrow planting with a Weeder to boost yields, applying phosphorus where needed, and ventilating hen houses. Sunlight benefits stock health, corn silage with soybeans strengthens dairy rations, pests raise costs, and education helps control them.
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