Abe Old Old Story Through Jungle Path to Native Chief Bowding
An explorer ventures through dense jungle to reach the hidden village of Bowding, meeting the great native chief amid a treacherous voyage. The tale describes peril and discovery as the pathless depths yield a remote settlement and an encounter with local leadership.
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Bowding
Tin and politics swirl in late 1940s news digest
The piece surveys tin shortages as Japan advances toward Southeast Asia and the United States faces a tin smelter plan using Bolivian ore backed by Jesse Jones. It notes Jones’s tight control on loan decisions, delays from government officials, and ongoing tin negotiations.Also reviewed are betting tips from The Republican on the 1940 election, with a cautioned tally sheet and varied electoral vote groupings, plus brief items about adaptive language trends and the Liberty League’s demise.
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East Indies
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Phelps Dodge
American Metals
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Smelting & Refining
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Commerce
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G. O. P. Monthly
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Odda
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Connecticut
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California
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West Virginia
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma
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Virginia
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Poor Discipline and the Mother’s Role in Training
Kathleen Norris argues ill-mannered children stem from weak parenting and a lack of consistent training. A mother’s firmness, clear rules, and timely disciplines prevent disruptions and foster pride, with readers recalling strict childhoods and the value of short feeding limits to curb bad behavior.
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Kathleen Norris
Miss Norris
Salt Remedy Stops Cannibalism In Chickens, Rutgers Study Says
A 1930s Rutgers extension note reports salt added to poultry feed as a simple, effective control for deadly cannibalism among hens. Trials by Titus and Nestler show that 1 to 2 percent extra salt for four to five days sharply reduces pecking. Moderate salt aids digestion and poses no lasting harm, while nutritionists note current diets often undersalt.
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Pocthymn
Newime
Col
Agriculture
Rutgers. University
Titus
Ralph’ B. Nagtiee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
J. H
Prentice Tes
Ministry of ‘Agriculture
Northern Ireland
Prentice
Nestler
Electric fence control tips from Penn State expert
Professor John E Nicholas of Pennsylvania State College advises farmers on safe electric fencing during wet weather to protect cattle like Old Bossy. He notes trained animals may avoid wires, but a single strand can suffice for cows. two may be needed for sheep, and homemade controllers are dangerous with battery types recommended.
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John E.-.nicholas
Pennsylvania State College
Atrand
Nicholas
Weed Control By Chlorate Methods In Agriculture
A fragment notes three general methods of applying weed control chemicals. It mentions chlorate use as a practical option and discusses its applicability to most weed types. The readable text is limited and lacks full details.
New baby robe pattern with full instructions
Pattern 6783 shows a lacy robe for babies with instructions and stitch details. Includes illustrations and materials list. Photograph of pattern accompanies the instruction sheet. Send order to a.
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