The Lost Weir Chapter XVII Conflicts on the Marshes
In a fog of scheming on the Essex marshes, Bill Nibson guards and transports tobacco on the Mary Anne barge. A smuggling life threads with a hidden child ward and a wary, aging couple as plans unfold for a future on the land or river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Mayer
Alda
Nella
Bill
Jack
Ashame
Beth
Billy
Bruse
Bill Nibson
Aden
Hill
Tvan
Nea
Dack
Kitty
Haven
Miiisis
Marden
He Got His Discharge In a Strange Room Incident
A man discharged from service and his companion were seated on cots when they entered a room unseen and fired a pistol near his ear. He noticed nothing at first but seeing smoke, he told his companion to put the fire out, remarking that the doctor was needed.
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Netta
Mise Purcell
Netin
Walter
Miss Purcell
Tomat
Mia Covington
Titea
Stanford
Nepal
Bill
Rochester
Eutey
Talon
Amerika
Midlands
Joahua
Bia
Ashe
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes for the Man on the Land
A roundup of sheep selection practices to raise flock merit, culling about a third of ewes yearly, and selecting for weight, wool quality, and uniformity. Notes on ram strain, condition of ewes, and dipping. plus advice on handling oranges, fruit packing, and grape storage methods for extended freshness in various climates.
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Parmere
Millrulomg
Lee
Milberujong
Farmiera
Orchard shipment to Vancouver shows strong demand for Australian fruit
The Department reports on a July shipment of oranges and lemons aboard the Niagara to Vancouver. Returns indicate a robust market in British Columbia with average prices around 140 per case after freight and charges. Inspectors praised fruit quality, noting shipments were among the best seen, while trade notes discussed sizing and packing to suit buyers.
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Nevela
British Columbia
Vancouver
Niagara
Reney
Comain Sions
Ota
California
Met
Valencia
Pera
Yanco
Poultry Entries Sought for Hawkesbury College Competition
The Hawkesbury Agricultural College invites poultry breeders to enter for next year’s egg laying contest. Applications close November 6, obtainable from A. A. Dunmieliff Junr, Crucing Secretary, c/o The Daily Telegraph. One entry per breeder and four sections exist with sixty pens total. Pullets must be at least seven months old by April 1.
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Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Penn
A. A. Dunmieliff
Junr
Are They Healthy Incubated Chickens as Strong as Hen Hatch
A historic poultry report states that when all conditions are equal, chickens hatched in incubators are as strong and virile as those hatched under hens. Many poultry plants use incubators without hens, relying on brooding methods, though some chicks may pine or die from faulty brooding.
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Philadelphia
U.S.A
Krely
New York State
Yaoco
Wagga
Poultry Aeport
Hisly
Work and Health in Occupation Transitions
The text argues that changing occupations affects health more than mere workload. It notes that too long hours, confined work, and other job-related factors can harm health. It warns that sudden retirement to ease can also impair adaptation to new life conditions.
Diseases in Horses and Cattle Revealing Glanders and Digestive Disorders
The article explains glanders signs in horses and cattle, including nasal discharge and throat gland swelling, with quarantine advice. It outlines acute and chronic forms, with swelling in the hind legs and wartlike growths, and notes risks to humans and water trough contamination. It also covers stomach and intestinal disorders causing colic, vomiting, and bloating, detailing causes from moldy feed to teeth, and offers emergency treatments and feeding guidance pending veterinary care.
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Tim Mlnie
Willise
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G. A. Henty
Rujub
Dorothy
Cain
Corraranr
Pitea
Leigh
Yarmouth
William, Strong
Ivasive
Cunney Island
Pitsea
Vesse
Barger
Child
Alwas
Nike
Ibor
Uhere
Conve
Toome
Uwe
Sisnford
Fill
Comst
Poe
Hole Mhaven
Uae
Tom
Dorl
Cristmas
Twn-Bear
Ti An
Wilson
Horace
Phen
Ben'e
Tarape
Thames Hole Haven
Hapter XVIII
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
Hawkesbury College
Work and Health
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