Shipwrecked Ember Finds Whitaker At Last
Ember and companions locate Whitaker signaling for aid after three fires blaze across the upland. Mary pleads against his suicide attempt, and Whitaker finally admits he will not drown, while their reunion is interrupted by rescue crewmembers arriving at the shore.
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Tam
Sunset
Hugh
Whitaker
Whiteker
Max
Joan
Sara Law
Tie
Mary
Ips
No Man's Land Mystery Drives Whitaker Aboard Yacht
On a yacht off New York the Whitaker household flees a island hideaway named No Man's Land. Ember explains Drummond kidnapping ties while Whitaker, exhausted, reads a distressing note from his wife Mary promising a late supper at the Waldorf. The trio plans to dine together next day.
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Whitaker
Ember
Man's Land
Martha’s Vineyard
Gay Henad
Elizabeth Islands
Enat Twentyfourth Street
Drummond
No Man's Land
Ani
East River
Secretan
Maine
Great West Bay
Waldorf
Mary
Rag Doll Seed Tester Aids Corn Germination Checks
The Rag Doll Seed Tester helps gauge germination of seed corn when seed supplies are scarce. It divides ears into strips, samples kernels from different parts, and ranks germination by percentage to identify strong seed for planting.
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United States Department of Agriultune
Virginia
Kentucky
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Department of
Cael
Ulich
Rollie
Supplying humus to soils to replace farm machines
The article discusses methods to improve soil humus and fertility as a substitute for new farm equipment. It outlines using manure, green manuring with cover crops like clover and alfalfa, and deep root systems to enhance soil structure and moisture retention. It also notes limitations in manure availability and advises selective machinery reuse and repairing worn equipment to extend life.
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United States Department of Applculture
Ile
Aervlee
Farnor
Wasted grain for poultry feed from scraps in Sayre
A short note discusses using scraps and wasted grain to feed poultry, noting how cobbled remnants from Sayre could supply a large flock of fowls. The text reflects poultry-raising ideas and practical feeding options for farmers.
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Sayre Triler
Swine Feet and Bones Guidance for Breeding Strengths
Instruction from a Victorian agriculture department on swine feet and legs, stressing straight, strong limbs placed wide apart. Emphasizes footing clear of the ground to ensure a strong frame and the ability to bear weight, with notes on stance and balance for breeding quality.
Growing Chickens Feed Guidance From Old Notes
An old poultry guide explains feeding stages for chicks from hatching to eight weeks. It covers mash proportions, grain mixes, use of cracked corn, wheat, and oil meals, and the importance of range, grit, and oyster shell for steady growth and health.
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Hicks
Backyard Fowl Hatch Timetable for Young Birds
Observes Plymouth Rocks and Leghorns reaching maturity at seven and six months respectively. Notes proper care for backyard flocks, feed efficiency, and the goal of early maturity. Mentions egg production and cost considerations for raising fowls in a home setting.
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Plymouth Rocks
Wsandottis Idland Reda
Chile
Perches and Cleaning Guidance for Bird Incubation
Guidance notes suggest perches about 18 inches in front to reduce bird crowding and crowing. It urges care for fowls and incubation areas, including cleaning and disinfection after use and allowing birds to roam freely afterward.
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