Golden Dawn Synopsis: A melodramatic tale unfolds from marriage woes to crime.
Theodore Gatlin adopts a daughter Penelope to appease his wife, but divorce follows. Penelope is later spirited to Europe, Gatlin dies in a motor crash, and years later psychi arist Stephen Burt tests Nance Belden with a dual personality. Nance is jailed, escapes, and is pursued by police with nurse Lanny amid a web of intrigue.
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Theodore Gatlin
Penelope
San Francisco
Stephen Burt
Dan McNamara
Nance Belden
Saddle Nose
McNamara
Burt
Lanny
Nance
San Quentin Penitentiary
Those Cops, Suspects, and a Prison Escape Plan
In a tense scene Lanny faced police pressure, denying any plot with Nance Belden while Dan McNamara warns of punishment. Doctor Burt arrives as Nance, shot and in shock, rests under Lanny’s care and Dan’s bourbon aid.
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Lanny
Central Station
Dan McNamara
San Quentin
Nance
Sapphire Susie
Greenbrae
Nance Belden
Susie
Dan
Burt
Stevie
Stephen
Stevie Dear
Belden
Nance Belden Escapes San Quentin In Bold Bay Run
In a tense pursuit at San Quentin a wounded prisoner Nance Belden escapes via a motor boat after a guarded volley of gunfire. Guards and wardens coordinate a citywide alert as Belden is carried to safety by her conspirators and aided by Dan McNamara and Doctor Burt.
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Den
Lanny
Dan
Doc
Stevie
Burt
Nance Belden
Dan McNamara
San Quentin
Belden
San Pablo Bay
Carquinez Straits
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Francisco
Nance
Smart
Stephen Burt
Javert
Victor Hugo
Paris
Jean Valjean
Seine
Stephen
Needs the Muscle
A quirky historical note claims the average housewife handles 340 tons of china yearly while washing dishes, illustrating exaggerated domestic labor expectations.
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China
Control Disease Quarantine Urged
Dr. CG D Grinnella from the Dairy Investigation unit at the North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station cautions quarantine for new animals to prevent infection spread. They recommend an 80 to 40 day watch, with longer periods for imports and long-distance shipments to protect healthy herds.
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CG. D. Grinnella
Dairy Investation
N.C
Eliminate Parasites to Conserve Feed Stock
Dr. BE N. Stout of Colorado Agricultural College urges parasite control to help cattle winter on less feed. Dipping in nicotine sulphate eliminates live lice with a second dip after 15 days. horse bots require a month after a hard freeze before treatment. Other intestinal parasites like roundworms and tapeworms can also be eliminated.
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N. Stout
Colorado Agricultural College
Stout
Cows Chew Wood Signal Mineral Deficiency in Ration
The text warns that cows chewing wood or eating dirt indicate mineral deficiency in dairy rations. It recommends adding mineral-rich seeds like cowpea soybean clover and alfalfa for calcium, and wheat bran cottonseed meal soybean meal for phosphorus. It suggests two pounds of a mineral mix per 100 pounds of concentrate.
Seized Poisoned Food Sparks FDA Crackdown
Federal inspectors seize fruit and vegetable shipments with excess pesticide residue. Among items seized are 137 apples 3 pears and 14 cauliflower. Five consignments of pickles were sweetened with saccharin and 1 shipment of imported sardines destroyed for lead presence.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Farm notes on crops and livestock trends 1934
Portugal raised enough wheat to feed its population in the past year. The 1934 New York apple crop was the smallest in 44 years. Calves often suffer stomach ache and should be treated with castor oil. Seed vitality declines with age. After a year, heifers need little or no concentrates with ample high quality roughage. Mississippi cotton value in 1934 was about 74.34 million dollars, up from 57.82 million in 1933. Idaho potato output was 19.61 million bushels, about 2 million below the five year average.
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Mississippi
Chick sexing by eye faces pros and cons in today’s hatcheries
The article explains how one day old chicks are sexed to separate males from females, noting Japan’s role in developing the method and outlining advantages such as lower feed costs and faster growth, alongside disadvantages like potential demand imbalances and risk of fraud and higher costs.
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L. M. Hurd
New York State College of Agriculture
WNU Service
United States
Epsom Salts and Argyros Help Poultry Colds
North Carolina State College authority advises isolating affected birds and correcting ventilation overcrowding and feeding. Use epsom salts at half a pound per three gallons of water and clean housing and equipment. For slight cases apply a 10 percent argyral solution to eyes nostrils and throat. If disease is well established individual treatment is uneconomical and birds should be destroyed.
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North Carolina State College
Feed Well During Molt Keeps Hens Laying Later
Clemson extension poultryman P. H. Gooding says feeding hens during molt speeds feather growth and weight regain. He advises keeping a good laying mash and grain available at all times, with heavy grain feeding helping hens regain weight quickly so they resume laying sooner.
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P. H. Gooding
Extension Poultryman
Clemson Agricultural College
South Carolina
Sunflower Seed Values in Animal Feed
The Idaho Farmer notes sunflower heads and seeds as feed, citing composition. Heads have about 12 percent protein, 24 percent fiber, 49 percent carbohydrates and fat. Hulls raise fiber and lower protein compared with non hulls.
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Idaho
Duck breeds compared for meat and eggs
Aylesbury and Pekin ducks are both white and similar in weight and egg production. Aylesbury weighs seven to ten pounds, Pekin about the same, drakes nine pounds at four months. India Runners are top layers, Rouen good for meat and eggs.
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Aylesbury
India
Rouen
Sexing Baby Chicks by USDA Experts
A North Carolina State College writer notes high proficiency in chick sexing by USDA specialists. Autopsy precision and intensive practice limit its value for typical poultrymen, but hatcheries may earn a premium by guaranteeing up to 80 percent female chicks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Carolina State College
All Sorts of Oddities Sought by Collectors
A King Chulalongkorn relic collection among matchbox labels inspires note of a Scots lawyer who built a vast archive of references to people with his surname. His boyhood hobby grew into thousands of cuttings and decades of meticulous linking. A clergyman's oddest hobby follows, collecting every type of washboard.
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Chulalongkorn
Siam
Postum Free Week Offer Promises Health Boost
The Postum Company advertises a full week’s supply of health giving Postum at no cost to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another part of the paper as an advertisement.
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Postum Company
Political Note on Public Understanding and Hokum
A quotation attributed to Owen Davis states that it is a false notion the public can only understand hokum and bunk. The remark comments on public comprehension and political communication.
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Bunk
Owen Davis
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By Peter B. Kyne
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Portugal
New York State
Rou
Aylesbury, Pekin Ducks
Mead
Andi
Dr. Caldwell
Creomulsi
J. L. Serzie
Rose St
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Doan
Dean
Houston
Galvestonent Service
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