Jumping Meridians Ends in Parachute Peril over Central Park
In a tense escape sequence, Jimmy Brandon and Billy Crane race Rogers in a naval air duel ending with a dramatic parachute jump toward Central Park. Jimmy clings to a risky plan as Crane dives, then Jimmy free falls and barely opens his chute above a treetop finale amid cheering crowds.
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Jismay
Deane
Jimmy
Bully
Crane
Noosevalt Field
Hoegers
Rogers
Carnest
Central
Perk
Billy Crane
Long Island
Central Park
New York
New East Side
The
Park
Billy
Brodie Number Two
Frances
Jimny
Aio
Beane Noses Downward Through Abrasial Terrain
Jimmy leans forward with tense anticipation as Beane descends toward a clear rolling space. Billy Crane nods, Faey maneuvers among foothelds, and the scene advances with careful, cautious movement into the unknown setting.
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Jimmy
Billy Crane
Crane
Beane
Faey
Fragmented dialogue recalls many named figures and places
The text presents a collage of names such as Longworth, Nicholas, Afr, Gann, and mentions Hungary and Merion, with stray references to politics and a brain form. It reads as a disjointed, OCR damaged conversation referencing public figures, locations, and events without a clear narrative.
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Mir
Longworth
Ane
Socorro Island Located in Revillagigedo Archipelago
The Mexican Embassy states Socorro is the largest island of the Revillagigedo Archipelago in the Pacific Ocean near Colima. It measures about 10 miles long and seven miles wide with a peak near 3,600 feet above sea level.
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Socorro
Sococra
Revillagigedo Arcnipelago
Pacific Ocean
State of
Colima
Soybeans Improve Dairy Feed and Silage Quality
Article notes soybeans as a valuable feed for dairy cows with hay, silage, and meal uses. Leafy hay with well-formed pods rivals alfalfa for milk. chopping soy hay saves 23 percent feed waste. Separate soy for silage can raise protein. ground soybean meal rivals cottonseed meal. combining soy with cottonseed and other seeds yields good results. Also discusses seed sale as a financial option and broader crop adaptability.
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Westec College of Agriculture
System with Sheep and Seasonal Lamb Production
The article describes April as the peak lambing month on sheep farms, noting Delaine and Southdown breeds with white wool fibers two and a half inches long. It details lambing yields, culling, restocking plans, and marketing. It also discusses feeding, health, and wartime selling strategies for profit and efficiency.
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Kent
Southdown
Delaine
Cows That Make Money in Dairy Herds
A study of over 13 000 cows in cow testing associations shows how owners profit from high producing cattle and the dangers of keeping inferior cows. It explains feed costs per pound of butterfat and breaks down profitability at various butterfat prices. The analysis highlights that only cows averaging about 200 to 300 pounds of butterfat per year can be profitable, depending on feed costs and market prices, with significant gains if butterfat reaches 40 to 49 cents a pound.
Dust on Spray in Orchards Sparks Debate on Use
In recent years orchard dusts have gained prominence and many growers weigh their value. Demonstrations compare dusts and liquids, finding dusts can be applied faster and reach farther, with certain crops like pecans benefiting. Costs, efficiency, and particle behavior influence the choice between methods.
Clean Grounds System Boosts Pig Farming Across Corn Belt
A new method called the Clean Grounds System is spreading on farms in the corn belt to improve pig production. Farmers report sow litter health and weight gains, with some exceeding a ton of pork in six months from state-wide contests. The approach emphasizes thoroughly cleaned pig houses and scrubbing before farrowing, plus pasture access and careful housing.
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Corn Belt
Proper early roosting and bone health for pullets
The article urges teaching pullets to roost early to prevent floor perching and drafts. It links crooked bones to improper bone formation and suggests sun exposure cod liver oil and vitamin-rich feed to improve growth, with hinged sloping roosts set 4 to 5 weeks olds roosting on three walls to distribute chicks.
Uses of a Truck on the Poultry Farm
The article outlines many truck uses on poultry farms during springtime. It highlights hauling feed, equipment, and supplies to and from the range houses, transporting chicks to range, moving hay, wire, pans, and litter, and cleaning duties. It notes long trips between dwelling, feed room, and range.
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Tange
City Adapts Lowell Industries To New Rayon Study
Lowell Massachusetts shifts from cotton weaving to rayon in factories and schools. A public school program educates youth in rayon manufacture, while the city also studies basic principles of rayon production. The piece mentions capital punishment for murder with maritime jurisdiction and a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement praising its fabric-safe bleaching.
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Lowell
Mass
Nuptial Joke Prompt Sparks Obscure Wordplay Debate
Fragmentary note records a joking discussion about marriage language and etiquette. The speaker mentions a “the Nuptial Joke” and references weighing word use, with a playful suggestion about replacement terms. No clear names or events emerge.
One to Be Remembered First Man
A brief jaunt through a humorous Q and A about correspondence and attitudes toward marriage. The piece contrasts a man who asks about letters with a second man who insists on writing to women. It notes wives and dogs as familiar dynamics in domestic life.
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