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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
The narrator asserts he will shoot Wolf Larsen if he acts hostile while warning against tampering with the ship. Miss Brewster and Hump observe Larsen’s unchanged, unreadable face as tension rises. The dialogue shifts to concerns of escape and Larsen’s intention to die aboard the ship.
The scene unfolds with Maud and the narrator sharing fatigue and pride after hard work. Maud teases about their appearance while the narrator playfully critiques her draggled dress and campfire stains. Underneath, a quiet, charged moment hints at deeper emotion between them.
Humphrey repairs the windlass and mends the ship while Wolf Larsen lurks. Maud fears his violence and helps trap the captain by binding him below deck as Humphrey wrestles for freedom and safety, finally repelling a deadly attack with Maud’s aid.
A wool demonstration car, prepared by the U S Department of Agriculture, tours Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah to educate producers and dealers on wool grades and profits. It shows fleeces six live sheep and aims to shift from quantity to quality selling, promoting flock improvement and grading in the shear shed.
Humphrey and Maud complete topmast shears as Wolf Larsen observes from the rail. The narrator balances the main topmast using a watch tackle then hauls it onto deck before nightfall while Maud and Larsen share a quiet scene in the galley.
The crew moves aboard the Ghost taking their old staterooms and galley after Wolf Larsen’s imprisonment. Stormy weather drives a busy mood as Maud notices Larsen is deaf in the right ear and paralyzed on the right side, unable to move arm or leg.
Chicory is extensively cultivated in France and harvested by hand or plow. Roots are gathered in heaps, cleaned, washed, drained, cut, dried for over thirty six hours, and cooled before crushing and sifting into four grades. Roasting, tinting with chicory dust, and packing conclude the process.
Summer feeding while cattle graze proves more profitable than winter feeding. Farmers are advised to provide a stronger feed than green grass to support cattle in the pasture during hot months.
A concrete hog wallow connected to the well or tank provides a sturdy water source. Weekly disinfectant in the summer keeps hogs healthy, happy, and free of lice, making it a strong farm investment.
Head lice and ticks on poults heads and necks require preventive treatment. Grease the poults with head lice ointment or carbolic vaseline to destroy parasites and protect the young birds.
The article explains economical manure use for potatoes. It notes applying manure to a preceding crop, and that well rotted manure may be safely used just before planting when soil quality is poor.
The first cross of purebred vari ety with another may yield satisfactory stock, but continued use tends to produce mongrels and reduce usefulness. Purebred stock remains more profitable for all uses.
Kindness to farm animals is appreciated nearly as much by them as by family. It has a monetary value with the animals and a psychological value for the family that can work wonders.
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