Proving His Manhood PBY. BLACK
A dramatic World War II era tale follows Young McRafferty nicknamed Bones on a transport near Cuba. He overcomes gambling bravado with chaplain guidance, earns respect from veterans, and proves himself in battle at San Juan Hill, finally falling with his flute clutched as taps sounds.
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Cuba
Nobby
McRafferty
Bones
Lnoked
Lorelei
McKafferty
Dening
McRatverty
Howes
MicRafferty
McBefferty
San Juan
Hill
Help He Wanted Wildcat Rescue in New Jersey Tale
In a New Jersey road tale Tim spots a wildcat in a tree near the path to New York. He and Clancy plan to lure it down with a neighbor’s offer of 40 dollars, then work together to shake or hold the cat, leading to a chaotic tumble and a plea for help to release it. The episode unfolds with urgent, comic peril as the men attempt the rescues.
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Tim
Clancy
New Jersey
New York
Vasey Street
Dune
New York Times
Origins of the Greyhound name debated
Explanations vary on how the term greyhound arose. Some say Grey from Grains meaning Greek, others from great, and a third view ties it to the animal’s color. The blue gray coat is distinct to this breed, making the color-based origin seem most plausible.
A Quarrel at a Fair Ends With Man Slaughter Verdict
An Irish tale describes a quarrel at a fair where a man is sentenced for man slaughter. The doctor testifies that the victim’s skull was abnormally thin and the prisoner, when asked about his defense, responds with a quip about a skull for a man to go to the fair with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull
Bones
Serge
Ireland
Convenient silos and ensilage lessons for farmers
A farmer argues that silos are costly and labor intensive but effective for stored feed. He shares experiments with ensilage corn, notes grain value differences between ensiled and dried grain, and plans to grow Geld corn with stalks processed for silage to supply winter and summer fodder, aiming for minimal green forage crops due to labor and yield.
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St Eeenna
Pirellege
Aye T. H. Mitchell
Caynge County
N.S
Oskland
The Steady Milker and Milk Quality Testing
A discussion on selecting dairy cows by steady monthly yield over a year rather than a single bright period. It notes cows with moderate, consistent production are better breeders, and emphasizes testing milk quality periodically to ensure overall value.
Careful Cow Treatment and Milking Techniques
The article advises safe confinement of the cow during milking and proper incision to aid milk flow, stressing clean instruments and teat care. It covers poultices for inflamed udders, washing with soap and warm water, and limiting swelling. It also notes using light incisions to drain pus after inflammation and cautions on hygiene and dose. It mentions treating ringworm with soap and oil and horn care to prevent backward growth.
Cows for the dairyman critique on dairy suitability and feeding
An expert argues that many farmers fail dairy aims by keeping dual purpose cows and feeding unsuitable foods. Dairy bred and properly fed cows yield highest profits, while patrons lag behind creameries in progress. Care from calf to first calving determines dairy usefulness and future production.
Pack Hutter With Care in Butter Shipment
Butter for shipment or for the same market requires greater care than farm dairy practice. Packaging varies by customer demand. For tubs, ensure solid packing with a smooth top and cover with cloth and a light layer of salt. Prints should be neatly made, wrapped in parchment, and packed carefully. Special attention for small custom trade packages.
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New England Homestead
Dee
Odor and air flow in cattle milking houses
Observes that odors from stable manure, decomposing deposits, and feeds with strong scents like wild garlic or silage can taint milk and butter. Recommends aerators to vent odors, clean barns, and timing feeds to milking. notes air carry of odors even in older barns. Mentions Darwin's mother in passing.
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Java
Buitenzorg
Kansas City Star
Reinwardt
ME. Mitchell
Swith the Enon
Cilaimd Mining
D. A. Simmons
the Revenue Mining Company
Ay ‘A
Minneapolis, Minn
Charles Darwin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ida M. Snyder
Tresenrer
Sreoklyn East End
McElree
Lui
Thedford
Cardus
Jancy
Cardui
Wineo Cardu
St. Lonia
Kansfs
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denison
Sherman
Dallas
Fort Worth
Titons Vis Carbon
Red River Division
Beens Sa
7Ee
Parker
Chicago
Coe
Bank of Commerce
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
It Istree
Ottomeyer Block
Wm, Koch
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