Army in Hawaii Shows Duty and Life in Pearl Harbor Area
Describes 8809 U S soldiers on Oahu with posts at Fort Ruger de Russy Armstrong Kamehameha Shafter and Schofield Barracks. notes healthful climate proximity to Honolulu Diamond Head fortifications and the lei culture. reflects on impact of military presence on Honolulu life and deserter incident aboard the Matsonia and the resilience of army wives and communities.
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United States
Broadway
Gotham
Hawaii
Oahu
Hono-lulu
Philippines
Coast Artillery
Sig. Sal Corps
Fort Ruger
Fort de Russy
Fort Armstrong
Fort Kamehaspeha
Fort Shafter
Schofield
Fort
Kamehameha
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Diamond Head
Honlulu
Mildagtary
Ruger
Honofia
Honolul
Army
Navy
Pacific
Mill Village
Pineapple Field
Matsonia
Wilhelmina
United States Army
San Francisco
Far East
Schofield Barracks
Naval Station
Old Diamond Head
Foxt Ruger
Stricken Man Regains Conscience in Ambulance Rescue
Fragmentary report: a Grady ambulance was summoned for a man who collapsed. Medics attempted a stomach pump as he revived, while he claimed to be Ludie de Tramp from Kentucky and resumed speaking about his travels and aims.
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Grady Ambulance
Ube
Avath- Thenk
Kentucky
Ludie
Monsieur - Ludie
Bad Habits of Colts Struck Down by Early Training Method
A horse trainer warns that breaking a colt’s bad habits starts before they form. A nervous horse learned restraint under careful handling, while a later casual rider provoked a setback by a careless hand. The writer suggests a heavy rope halter and controlled halter pressure as a preventive measure.
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J. M. Bell
Good Egg Candling Outfit
The article explains a simple candling setup for eggs using a pasteboard box and a lamp to illuminate eggs. It notes candles reveal contents and warns against marketing eggs with defects after candling.
More Live Stock Needed for U S Farms Says Walter Leutz
Walter B. Leutz argues that American farmers must boost live stock to improve soil fertility and farm profitability. He notes livestock reduces farm waste by producing meat milk and work and helps market crops in smaller packages. He stresses youth on farms would gain interest in farming through livestock programs.
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Walter B. Leutz
United States
Sheep Breeding and Pasture Management Tips
The author warns that sheep should not stand on wet floors and cautions against long-legged breeds. For grazing, keep cattle and horse pastures separate, feed grain when pastures are short, and maintain flock health by avoiding overstocking. A South Dakota farmer uses daily changing scarecrows to deter coyotes and dogs.
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South Dakota
Proper Site for Vineyard and Grape Care
The ideal vineyard site is hilly with a southward slope for ventilation and sun ripening. Any reasonably good soil free of hardpan works, and deep roots help during drought. Concord grapes dominate most plantings due to hardiness and long picking season. Regular cultivation controls weeds and pests. pruning and removing diseased canes keeps borers and rot at bay.
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J. P. Hess
Iowa
Orange Judd Farmer
Rural Homes Prize Stimulates Kentucky Farm Beautification
A Kentucky commercial club allocates funds for prizes to rural residents for the best kept lawns and displays of crops and garden products. The aim is to beautify farms, boost appearances, and encourage farmers to improve surroundings for overall agricultural success.
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L. P. Browning
Kentucky
Reasons for Poor Feeder by H S Bakins
A historical note discusses recurring cases of cattle in feed lots not gaining as expected. Post-mortem checks in Western packing houses reveal foreign bodies like barley and fox tail embedded in the tongue, causing abscesses, actinomycosis, and other issues that hinder feeding efficiency.
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H. S. Bakins
Cultivate the Strawberry for Early Yields
Advice for commercial strawberry growing emphasizes buying from specialists to avoid mixed or poor stock. Select small crowned plants, prune roots to 3-4 inches, cultivate immediately after planting, keep soil loose and free of weeds, space runners, pinch blossoms first year, mulch with straw for winter, and rake straw aside in spring.
Proper spacing for orchard and vineyard planting
The guide lists standard apple trees 30 feet apart each way and standard pears and strong growing cherries 20 feet apart. Duke and Morello cherries 18 feet apart. Prunes plums apricots peaches nectarines 16 to 20 feet. Dwarf pears and apples 10 to 12 feet. Grapes 10 to 15 feet apart with rows 7 to 16 feet in rows.
Sucess Gh Feults Ain Chan Hich Takes Place
Fragmentary text notes a event titled Chan Hich taking place with unclear context and no identifiable participants or location. Further readable details do not specify date, organizer, or outcome.
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Sucess
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