Under Frozen Stars Men Fight to Save Gun and Friend
Jim and Omar battle Ojibwa attackers in a river gorge as Paradis and Smoke struggle to free a bound gun and escape the ambush. Amid the clash the pair fend off attackers, rescue Paradis, and pursue the downed assailants along the spray of rapids.
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Jim
Omar
Cur
Mone
Ozack
Ted
Rezria
Theim
Paradis
Stuart
Tiis
Paul Paradis
Missing Man at Sunset House in the Canadian North
Jim Stuart and Omar pursue Paradis after ambushes as they search for Jingwak on Sturgeon Lake. Aurore LeBlond’s romance with Jim contrasts with duty to the Sunset House team. Smoke the dog is lost, and Esau’s fate remains uncertain as they face a perilous northward voyage and possible pursuit by Paradis. The tale ends with a promise of continuation.
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Jim
Omar
Peterboro
Paradis
Amman
God's Lake
Sunset House
Jim Stuart
Aurore LeBlond
Stuart
LeBlond
Aurore
Andrew Christie
Winnipeg
Esau
Ranners
Conanoe
Smoke
LeBlon
Kim
Omar Boisvert
Sturgeon
Anak
Tney
Sturgeon Lake
Lake of the Great Stones
Sturgeon Valley
Pipestone
Sturgeon River
Jingwak
Sturzeon Lake
Esau Otehig
Landers
Goodby
Aurore le Blond
Copyright by George Marsh Penn Publishing Company
A brief notice attributes copyright to George Marsh and rights held by Penn Publishing Company, indicating authorship and publishing ownership. No additional details are provided in the fragment.
Echoes of Maui’s Forgotten Culture Revealed by Walker
W M Walker of the Bureau of American Ethnology, under Bishop Museum auspices, uncovered remnants of an ancient Hawaiian culture on Maui. Paved lava trails, artificial fish ponds, 280 altar sites facing the sea, and a monumental 400 foot long altar with a 50 foot terrace mark religious and social practices. Chiefs were buried in cliff tombs nearly inaccessible to discoverers.
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W. M. Walker
Bureau of American Ethnology
Maui
Walker
Bishop Museum of
Honolulu
Fasting the Best Way: Improve Appetite by Skipping Meals
A medical address on improving appetite suggested skipping breakfast and then lunch and dinner, repeating the same pattern the next day if needed. The Times-Picayune notes the talk ran over half an hour but summarizes the approach as pass up meals to stimulate appetite.
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New Orleans Times-Picayune
Green and Black Teas Production and Processing
Green tea is produced by steaming the leaves to stop oxidation and preserve the green color. Black tea results from fermentation turning the leaves dark brown. Oolong tea lies between, undergoing a controlled partial fermentation to reach a desired color.
Profit from Good Dairy Cows in North Carolina
Reports from 03 dairymen in eight active herd improvement associations show today’s cows more efficient than a year ago. Arey notes 852 cows were unprofitable and culled. In 1981, 33 herds averaged 300-plus pounds fat per cow with 7,456 pounds milk and 330 pounds fat per cow. Two herds exceed 400 pounds fat per cow: a Guernsey with 8,888 pounds milk and 448 fat, and a Jersey with 250 milk and 405 fat.
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North Carolina
John A. Arey
North Caroline State College
Arey
Guernsey
Jersey
Condition of Pasture Affects Water Supply
The piece argues that abundant good pasture from late spring to early fall lowers feed costs and improves milk production. It notes many pastures are starved and overgrazed, urging fertilization and controlled grazing to boost pasture quality and carrying capacity. Sudan grain pasture is highlighted as a favorable option.
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Sudan
lToard
Dairying as a Business and Long-Term Profit
The piece argues dairying should be viewed as a long-term business with fat production differences between herds. A 260 lb vs 220 lb butterfat yield raises about $8 per cow annually, $160 for twenty cows, and over twenty years yields $3,200 in gross gains while feeding costs differ by under $1,000. The $2,200 gap could fund a substantial farm exchange payment.
Skim milk helps weak post calving cows says farmers
Skimmilk aids recovery for cows that calved poorly and young heifers new to lactation. In trials by Chickasaw Iowa Herd Improvement Association members John Arnhalt, Harry Wernick, and L Kammoeoyer, skimmilk fed to these animals quickens recovery and improves milk production during milking. Cows and heifers respond well to this common dairy remedy.
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John Arnhalt
Harry Wernick
L. Kammoeoyer
Iowa
Dairy Facts on Milk, Water, and Pasture Use
Dairy facts note that milking cows three times daily boosts milk flow. An inquiry shows cows use about a gallon of water per three pints of milk, with heavy producers consuming up to 15 gallons daily. Avoid freshly irrigated or wet pastures, repair fences to keep cows home, and keep bulls in strong pens. Once grass develops well, grain feeding can be reduced without harming production during grass abundance.
Honor Thy Parents By Josephs Blessing In Egypt
Lesson text from Genesis covers Jacob journeying to Egypt and meeting Joseph. It highlights Joseph guiding his family to Goshen, Pharaoh’s invitation, Jacob blessing Pharaoh, and Joseph sustaining his kin, with ties to honoring parents and divine guidance.
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Genesia
Joseph
Junion
Jacob
Egypt
Pharaoh
Seer-shebm
God
Canaan
Cannan
Judah
Goshen
Hyzypt
Jesus Christ
To Kindle Love in Fullness Through Christ’s Presence
A theological reflection noting that complete attainment of love is gradual. It argues that recognizing Jesus as presented in the Gospels kindles a direct affection, shaping the believer’s relationship with him and guiding spiritual growth.
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Christ
Westcott
Fresh Messages Waken Us Each Morning to Hope
A devotional line notes that fresh messages wake us each morning and invite us to pour out our hearts to God, with assurance of his heed. The passage emphasizes daily spiritual renewal and intimate prayer as a steady guide.
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W, Robertson Nichol
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