Millionaire Sails to Alaska Harbor for Help
Felix Horton arrives at Squaw Harbor Alaska with his yacht Intrepid to recruit sailors for his voyage. He fails to hire crew and turns to a detachment of stranded locals led by a giant Pole named Sandomar. Captain Waymire asks Eric Ericsson to serve as chief officer aboard.
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Intrepid
Felix Horton
Wother
Nan
Roy Stuart
Squaw Harbor
Alaska
Horton
Sandomar
Waymire
Eric Ericsson
Moonlit Maneuver on the Intrepid Yacht
On the yacht Intrepid, Roy Stuart joins as Horton's chosen guest and Nan Horton confronts Eric Ericsson in a moonlit deck scene. She seeks adventure yet risks exposing feelings as their magnetic tension erupts in a charged kiss and a dangerous dare.
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Eris
Horton
Eric
Roy Stuart
Roy
Marie Chambond
Nan
Old Lorraine
Wilcox
Madam Horton
Madam Fiddlesticks
Felix
Ignak Island
Kirilof
Kamchatka
Unimak Pass
America
Coast Guard
Nan Horton
Magic Waters Between Two Strangers on a Moonlit Night
A moonlit night sparks a charged dialogue as Nan and Eric reveal mutual respect and unspoken longing. They acknowledge their lives are apart yet hint at future chance encounters and a shared desire to savor life’s moments.
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Eric
Teven
Marie
Nan
Mr. Ericsson
Hongkong
Boston Harbor
Island Discovery Near Ignak Anew In The Aleutians
The Intrepid nears a perilous reef passage north of Ignak island. Captain Waymire, Eric, Nan, and Roy Stuart contend with shifting currents and looming danger as they glimpse a gray, craggy island unseen on charts. The find promises scientific intrigue despite hazards.
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Ignak Island
Davy Jones Shoal
Waymire
Eric
Horton
Roy Stuart
Roy
Nan
Cape
Intrepid
Aultry Choice of Chicks Important Factor
Prof W E Scott of the Nevada Agricultural Extension Service notes healthy chicks from high producing stock boost profits. He urges repeat orders, proper house and yard cleanliness, and good feeding. About 110 chicks per 100 hens are needed for normal fall production, with ample storage expected to stabilize prices.
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W. E. Scott
Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
WNU
Green crops best for turkeys forage guide
A Successful Farming correspondent lists alfalfa as the leading forage for turkeys, with sudan grass, rape, bluegrass, red clover, oats, barley, rye, wheat, and wild lettuce as alternatives. The article notes growth timing, dry weather suitability, and potential drawbacks for each crop.
New York Farmer Claims Mass Egg Production Method
L. A. Hazard of near North Evans New York says he achieves two eggs a day per hen and cuts egg cost to about 8 cents a dozen by confining each hen in a small cave never releasing them. Prolonged confinement is meant to boost laying while preventing disease and fighting.
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L. A. Hazard
North Evans
N. Y
New York Times
Green feeds boost health and egg production in laying hens
Feeding laying hens green feed benefits health and egg yield. Mangels and turnips add some succulence but lack greens. When cabbages are affordable, some can be fed, but high quality alfalfa should also be supplied for minerals and vitamins.
Capons: Docile birds ideal for caponizing and markets
Capons are docile and can be kept together. Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks and Brahmas are popular caponizing breeds. Operate at eight to ten weeks when they weigh one and a quarter to one and a half pounds. Waiting longer is a common error. Hatched capons can be finished for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth
Rethinking Competition In Child Education
A call to steer ambition toward personal growth rather than peer rivalry. The piece warns against toxic competition among students and parents, urging each child to track progress on a plotting sheet and chase personal betterment rather than defeating classmates.
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John Smith
Harold
Caroline
Gertrude
Questions as a Key to Child Learning and Curiosity
The text argues that allowing children to ask questions enhances mental activity and knowledge. It cites examples from a classroom where students’ questions reveal their understanding and gaps, urging teachers to prompt inquiry and guide search for answers in reference books. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
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India
Calcutta
Sam
Richard
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Day Dreams Not to Become Habit Says Dr Fleming
Dr Edwin G Fleming argues in The Scientific Monthly that day dreams reflect unmet needs and can mislead when the dreamer treats fantasy as reality. He warns against stopping at shadows, noting dreams can inspire achievement if translated into real effort and learning.
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Edwin G. Fleming
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Scientific Monthly
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