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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
9
In this chapter fragment Bettington grapples with Beardsley’s death and a dangerous confession from Clements. The dialogue reveals a hidden master, a past identity, and a scheme tied to Beardsley’s demise. Bettington is drawn into a perilous web as figures discuss nerve, illness, and evasive threats aboard the yacht.
On a voyage, Dr Bettington contends with Radway who is intoxicated by absinthe and menacing rivals led by Clements. Clements convenes a four man crew of criminals to control Radway while Bettington plots to protect Mary Unwin and confront Metzger and Sam.
Floyd Unwin and Howard Bettington pledge mutual aid with Alfred Gibbons to aid Unwin’s children. Mary Unwin refuses to betray secrets as Elgar Radway plans a voyage. Bettington and Mary are abducted. Gibbs dies in Hettington’s studio while the boss arranges a ransom tied to the Rosa.
The article traces precursors to Braille from Peru with string knots to 16th century wood engravings in Spain and 1640 French movable type efforts. It notes failures over funds, various devices, and Valentin Haug’s embossed paper concept that influenced Louis Braille, whose method became global and adapted to the Koran, Chinese, and Arabic scripts.
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus notes that nothing can be taken from the past or future, that all things return in cycles, and that at death the longest lived and shortest lived lose the same. The meditation emphasizes impermanence and continuity across existence.
Maud Rex Allen presents a portrayal of the dragon as a Chinese inspired composite creature. The description blends serpent form with animal parts including deer horns horse head red worm eyes carp scales cow ears tiger paws and eagle claws. Flamelike features appear on the shoulders and hips. The imperial dragon counts five claws in China and three in Japan.
Horace Mann initiated the annual May walk at Antioch College in its early days, a procession through the glens to Clifton noted for its beauty. The event became a college custom and symbol of campus life.
On the ship Albatross the crew discovers Elgar Redway dead in his cabin. Bets on Doctor Waite’s fate deepen as Evelyn Madway confronts the news and questions linger about who killed Redway and why. Clement’s menace and Bettington’s resolve frame the mounting peril.
The United States Department of Agriculture updates a circular on state sanitary requirements for admitting live stock. It covers cattle horses swine sheep goats and other stock with aims to aid shippers. It lists inspection officials acceptable tests and who to contact in each state for movement into a new state.
Self feeders for grain have long been used by loading steer feeders in the corn belt. They suit heavy grain rations and enable higher intake and gains than hand feeding. Begin with one part grain to three parts roughage and gradually move to three to two, feeding more grain as fattening progresses.
The article warns alfalfa can cause bloat in cattle but is valuable when managed. Tips include not turning hungry cattle onto alfalfa, feeding ground feed hay or silage first, offering hay or straw racks, and gradually increasing grazing time while avoiding wet or frost-covered alfalfa.
The text discusses sheep grazing efficiency, noting one ewe per acre on poor pastures and higher numbers on better grass. It claims sheep weed control in pastures, with Sudan pasture supporting ten or more sheep per season, and that the most profitable flock keeps weeds down with minimal grass consumption.
Farmers will be better repaid for careful hog shipments as high finished hog prices and summer heat losses rise. Ice in burlap bags hung from the car roof cools air and provides a damp, cooler area for hogs during transport.
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