The Viscount Chase Turns Into a French Nobility Puzzle
Robin McKimber roams through letters and clues seeking a noble title. He learns Lady Horsham denies Agatha Brown and the Almanach de Bruxelles lists no such count or viscount. Disappointed, he returns to Great Rock to face his own future while Mrs. McKimber weighs her Washington ambitions.
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Western Union
Countess of
Horsham
England
Agatha Brown
Robin McKimber
Duchess
Robin
Sneed
Robi
Roxon
Washington
Mrs. McKimber
Risky plan to trap intruder in Raxon estate scheme
Neel, Barnes and Bradney plot to break into financier Raxon's safe to force a payment of a million dollars. Barnes disguises himself to ambush Raxon at the bookcase hidden in the tower room while Nita faces personal distress and fear of betrayal as the plan unfolds.
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Bradney
Sneed
Raxon
Nita
Tian
Wade
Barnes
Fleming Bradney
Enry
Paul Raxon
Milman Considers Justice as Milestone in Hidden Conflict
In a tense moment in the library, Peter Milman ponders justice as he weighs McKimber and Raxon against Heaither and Aialet He. The group plots to obtain an envelope from a modern wall-safe, debating whether Paul Raxon should be used to open it, and if he can be trusted.
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Pater Milman
Nita
Peter Milman
Paul Raxon
McKimber
Milman
Great Rock
Aimon
Barnes
Bradney
Goggs
Peter Miriam
Peter Waldly
Raxon
Coccidiosis Threatens Chicks Warns Ohio Vet
Dr Leonard W. Goss of Ohio State University outlines coccidiosis as a deadly threat to young chicks. Prevention hinges on disinfecting the brooder house and separating chicks from older fowls. symptoms include drooping wings and bloody droppings, with intestinal inflammation and encysted organisms found in the ceca.
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Leonard W. Goss
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Mites Differ From Lice In Habits And Destruction
Article contrasts mites and lice in fowl health noting mites are eight legged spiders that suck blood and hide in cracks visiting fowls at night while lice are six legged insects living on the body and feeding on filth and dried scales. It explains control methods such as suffocation using insect powder.
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Michael K. Boyer
Turkeys on Farm Boost Revenue and Stable Prices
The piece argues that turkey production on farms will raise farm revenue without lowering prices. It cites a sustained winter campaign by producers, past storage levels, and expectations of high demand this fall and winter as 1927 crops approach. Industry forecasts point to strong turkey prices if demand remains steady.
Turkey Fattening Ration Uses Much Grain
North Dakota experiment station recommends a mixed turkey ration of 100 pounds ground barley 100 pounds ground oats 14 pounds ground wheat and 15 pounds of meat scraps. Feed in a self feeder day and night for best returns at market time. When meat scraps are unavailable use tankage or buttermilk as protein sources.
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North Dakota
Hest
Cull Flock Closely for Profit and Health
The article argues that tight culling saves feed and labor and reduces crowded conditions in young flocks. It suggests removing cockerels and keeping a smaller, productive stock. It notes many drones enter profit through good birds and that birds certain to fail should be culled to prevent future losses.
Howe and Nancy Cortejau greet troops at Breucklen’s hill
The account recalls Viscount Whitliam Howe arriving in North America in 1778 as English forces landed at Brooklyn. Nancy Cortejau reportedly waved her petticoat in greeting from a hill near the Narrows, a gesture seen as a favorable omen by observers and linked to social life sentiment. The episode foreshadowed alliances but did not earn Breucklen’s doormat a welcome inscription.
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Whitliam Howe
North America
Brooklyn
Nancy Cortejau
Narrows
Maude Stewart
Welch
Nautical Mile Defined Versus Statute Mile in Liberty
A historical note explains the nautical mile measured at 6 080 feet versus the statute mile of 5 280 feet. It clarifies the longer nature of the nautical mile and outlines the standard lengths used for navigation and land measurement.
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Liberty
What about it, sar proposed to stage a battle
Sardonic exchange between Toofus and a post trader over a proposed battle. Indians claim past favors grant whites victory but now seek their turn. Fort Mink philosopher suggests staging the battle to determine who wins.
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Toofus
Fort Mink
Louisville Courter-Journal
Laying Supplements and Feed Guides from Ohio Station
The Ohio experiment station advises that sunlight and green feed are the best supplements to rations. Successful feeding for egg production depends on using alfalfa and clover in late fall and winter, with legume hays affecting hatchability.
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Neigh Ohio Experiment Station
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United Beas
Neel
California
Malet
Mitman
Turkey
Chicago
S. Western Ave
Ill
Salt Lake Glass & Paint CO
Salt Lake City, Utah
Albers
Lta
Asure
Bayer
Haarlem
Axokoksxoteky
Slokoxlokge
Howe
Breucklen
Itar
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