Intrepid Yacht Brings Horton Family to Alae Ka Harbor
Felix Horton with his mother Nan and Roy Stuart lands at Banane Harbor seeking recruits for his yacht Intrepid. A deaf Pole named Sandomar leads a stranded group while Captain Warymire requests Erle Ericsaen, an unemployed master with papers, to sail as chief officer.
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Intrepid
Felix Horton
Nan
Roy Stuart
Banan E Harbor
Alae- Ka
Eastard
Horton
Sandomar
Warymire
Erle Ericsaen
Eail
Night Kiss on the Intrepid Aboard Aleutian Seas
On the yacht Intrepid the tense alliance shifts as Nan Horton and Eric Ericsson share a moonlit kiss. She resists and confesses fear while he asserts calm control, hinting their paths may cross again as the voyage toward uncharted shoals begins.
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Erlc
Mr. Ericsson
Eric
Air
Ericsson
Fle
Nan
Discovery Near Uncharted Aleutian Reef Gates
The crew of the Intrepid steers through perilous reefs near Davy Jones shoal and reaches a narrow strait to a concealed lagoon. Captain Waymire fears the sea but Horton greets the find with bonuses as Nan and Eric share the thrill of a rare geographic discovery. The unnamed gray island, new to charts, hints at scientific significance despite its small size.
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Tynak Island
Davy Jones Shoal
Waymire
Eric
Horton
Warmire
Erie
Roy Stuart
May
Nan
Captain Waypire
Dowbreast
Jeland
Cape
Aleutian
Intrepid
Poultry Disease Proving Serious Across Farm Flocks
Ohio State University extension specialist warns range paralysis a growing threat to flocks. The disease affects chicks fourteen weeks to eighteen months old, causing lameness paralysis and blindness with 5 to 60 percent mortality. Segregation, small units, sanitation, and avoiding overcrowding are advised until a prevention is found. Certain chicken families show resistance.
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L. Ferguson
Ohio State Daivarsity
W.M Sarvles
Value of Good Hen Is Found in Egg Record
A North Dakota experiment station report notes a Rhode Island hen laying 542 eggs in two years, 254 first year and 258 second year, consuming 190 pounds of feed. Eggs worth $10, feed cost $32, gross profit $4 yearly. Encourages keeping egg records and breeding from high producers.
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O. A. Barton
Poultry Department
North Dakota Experiment Station
Rhode Island
Wallace
Has World Heard Last of Kreuger
A Prague based paper argues Ivar Kreuger faked his death, living in hiding in the Ukraine. It recalls a doctor who altered his face and a pallbearer’s remark about the cremation and the suspicious deathbed scene.
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Kreuger
Sweden
Maria Lagar
Prager Tagblat
Prague
Ukraine
Laurin
Miss Bokmann
Stockholm
Ivar Kreuger
Paris
Treating Colds and roup in Chickens with Ointment
The Missouri Farmer notes outbreaks of colds and roup in chickens cannot be fully prevented and recommends occasional local treatment. An ointment using olive oil gum camphor and carbolic acid is prepared by heating and cooling steps to avoid an explosion. Apply to head face comb and wattles every second or third day. in severe cases apply a small amount in the mouth roof opening during head massage.
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Missouri
Cater to appetites when birds are out of condition
Advice on feeding poultry notes that sick or stressed birds should be fed to suit their appetites. Once health and appetite return, resume regular feeds gradually. Even healthy layers vary in taste, so tailor rations to each flock's preferences and offer preferred grains or mesh.
Cross Breeding Poultry to Increase Table Bird Weight
Farmers with lighter breeds cross hens with heavier males to raise table birds. The cross may add one to two pounds per chicken and keep layers productive through winter and spring. Even if not matching the heaviest stock, crossbred pullets could remain profitable.
Merican Indiana Tribe Endured Saltless Century Undone by Azteca Blockade
An ancient account claims a Merican Indiana tribe survived over fifty years without salt after Azteca forces cut off external supplies, shaping their endurance myth and regional lore.
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Indiana
Army Officers Not Required to Graduate West Point
The article states that army officers need not be West Point graduates. They can be appointed from civilian dress or be promoted from the ranks, reflecting flexible entry paths for officers.
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United States Army
West Point
Worma at Homa In Ice Glaciers
Scientists report life in high altitude glaciers where small brown snow worms inhabit organic debris blown onto Mount Ranter. The creatures survive on detritus within the icy environment and appear well integrated into their cold habitat.
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Worma
Homa
Mount Ranter
Mieplaced Speed At Office Smarts Questioned
The Florida Times Union notes that if some men worked with the same haste they use to reach the office, productivity would rise. The column critiques workplace speed and efficiency.
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Florida Times-Union
Disinfectant Burning Method for Room Treatment
A disinfectant is burned and the dish containing it is placed in another dish filled with water to create a controlled burn inside a room.
Brief Provocative Quote on Bosses and Tramps
A curiously blunt remark notes no true sole autonomy in this world unless one is a tramp, and even then a constable may interfere. The remark frames social norms and authority with a wry, old newspaper voice.
Record Shower of Stars Exceeds All Past Skies
The meteor shower of November 13, 1933, stands as the most remarkable ever recorded, lighting skies from the Great Lakes region southward nearly to the equator and captivating observers across America.
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Kreble
America
Great Lakes
Equator
Mine Rescue Gear Boosts Safety With Signaling Device
For Mine Rescue Work a life line for mine rescue work is equipped with an electrical signaling device and also supplies each member of the crew with light in addition to their cap lamps.
Can't It a Shame The Power Gap in Action
The Miami Herald quotes a reflection that those who know what to do about conditions often lack the opportunity or power to implement their ideas, highlighting a perennial struggle between knowledge and influence.
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Miami Herald
Reptile Science Branches Defined Herpetology Ophiology
A science note explains that zoology studying reptiles is herpetology and the subset for snakes is ophiology, outlining distinct branches within the field. The definitions identify the broader reptile studies and the specialized snake focus.
Never Satisfied Work Like Love Says Chronicle
A San Francisco Chronicle line notes that work mirrors love as desire fades after attainment, leaving craving for rest and distance despite achievement. The quip counters peak fulfillment with a call for balance and renewal.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Denver pioneers community chest plan in early history
The item notes Denver as the first to institute a community chest followed by Cleveland in 1830s and 1910s, highlighting early adoption of the fundraising mechanism.
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Denver
Cleveland
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