Lark Shan-Ron's peril on the voyage and the inn
On a voyage from England to America Lark Shan-Ron is cast ashore on an island. Galt Withe rescues her and they hobble Lancer the horse. Cony and Mag hold Lark for ransom at the inn and lock her in an attic. David North, in disguise, appears as a gypsy.
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England
America
Lark Shan- Ron
Galt Withe
Lancer
Lark
Cony
Mag
David North
Galt
Norfolk
me—Galt
Matson
Mag’s
Ghost Island
Dr. Matson
Ginko
North
Santo Domingo
David
Red Raskall
Galt and Lark Escape To Ghost Island Castle
On a sunlit sloop voyage to Ghost Island, Lark and Galt flee toward safety with Matson at their side. A planned act tests Lark as Matson tricks her into identifying a supposed thief, leading to a grim showcase before the Rom.
Vaccination and DDT Promote Fowl Pox Control
The article notes mosquitoes aid fowl pox transmission and claims DDT spray can largely reduce mosquitoes and flies in poultry houses. It urges vaccination as essential, outlines pigeon pox brush application with 25 to 30 feather follicles, and cites Rutgers University reporting satisfactory immunity when vaccination is done properly.
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Rutgers University
New Electric Fount Heats Water Standby 50–55F
The electric fount is a new type heated with a chromalex element controlled by a snap action micro switch, a big improvement over the old light bulb. It maintains water at 50 to 55 degrees Fahrenheit and is produced in 5 and 8 gallon sizes by Bower Manufacturing Company in Quincy, Illinois.
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Bower Manufacturing Company
Quincy
Brucellosis Control Urges Systematic Measures
Indiscriminate vaccination will not stamp out brucellosis. experts call for systematic vaccination testing and gradual elimination with proper sanitary measures to protect dairy farmers. Raw milk from reactors poses danger to humans as swine brucellosis rises.
Tarragon Vinegar Use and Winter Protection
Tarragon vinegar is a favored dressing for summer salads. Dark green tarragon leaves, used fresh or dried, season the vinegar. The herb requires light protection with a covering of litter and leaves during winter.
Cage Crickets In the Orient Delight Households
The chirping sound of the house cricket is highly valued in many homes in the orient with cages often elaborately made and decorated to house them.
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Orient
The Rhine River Journey From Swiss Highlands to the North Sea
The Rhine rises in southern Switzerland as a two headed stream and flows 850 miles to the North Sea. It collects tributaries such as the Lahn Neckar Main Ruhr and Mosel. The river serves as an international boundary between Switzerland Liechtenstein Austria Germany and France and Germany as it travels northwest then west toward the Netherlands and the sea.
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Rhine River
Switzerland
Baden See
Lake Constance
North Sea
Lahn
Neckar
Ruhr
Mosel
Liechtenstein
Austria
Germany
France
Netherlands
Fall Feeding Lifts Dormant Lawns With Lime and Fertilizer
After summer, apply 50 to 75 pounds of ground limestone per 1000 sq ft to sweeten soil and improve fertilizer response. Add 10 to 20 pounds of 5-10-5 or 4-12-8 fertilizer per 1000 sq ft, spread in two directions for even coverage. Dense turf resists crabgrass buckhorn and dandelion invasions.
Combustion Hazards Incompletely Cured Hay
Farmers know that hay with moisture between 25 and 90 percent stored wet can self ignite. Experts warn proper curing reduces spontaneous combustion risk in storage and handling practices to prevent fires.
Perk Up Potato Salad Chill Time Teaches Flavor
Potato salad improves when refrigerated for several hours allowing onions and seasonings to permeate the mixture. The note highlights chilling as a step to achieve uniform taste and texture. Also included is a brief historical remark about buffaloes as early trail-makers in America.
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Edt
SY Clark Msmeekin
W.N.U. Service
Gipsy Fiddler
Rom
Thryt
Mothe
Nema
Sloan
DR. Drake
JHE Glessner Company
Glessco
Arantee
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