Girl seeks mercy as deadly gold cave showdown escalates
In a frozen cave, Gloria pleads amid Brodie and Steve Jarrold's vicious power grab over Gus Ingle's treasure. Gratton is killed, King remains missing, and Gloria schemes to trap the men with a feigned bet while hoping for Mark King's aid.
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Brodie
Gloria
Gratton
Benny
King
Steve Jarrold
Grattan
Gus Ingle
Jarrold
Brail
Bright-Hyes
Steve
Mark King
Brodié
Swen Brodle
G—od
Chapter XII Chaos in the cave as Sven Brodie seizes control
Sven Brodie declares absolute authority and orders a mass evacuation of gold. He forces his companions to relocate loot while planning to stash it in a hidden cave. Gloria, battered and exhausted, follows the group as they haul gold into the lower cavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Jarrold
Brodie
Hher
Benny
King
Brail
Bran
Sven Brodie
Steve Jarrold
Tony
Gratton
Pigs on Pasture and on Dry Lot
Four feeding trials show young pigs gain similarly on a balanced dry lot diet as on pasture after early pasture access. Pasture speeds market readiness by about five days, but pasture cost can tilt profitability toward the dry lot. Pasture benefits breeding stock and young pigs more than finishing pigs.
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EARI
H. Hostetler
Animal Rusbandry Department
North Carolina
Values of Corn Silage Depend on Conditions
The article explains rough methods to value corn silage using hay equivalence or feeding value comparisons with corn and hay prices. It notes hauling costs can reduce value, that no exact market price exists, and local conditions and silage quality affect price.
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Hoard
Feeding Soybean Meal Gains For Hog Diets at University Event
At Minnesota University farm swine feeders day, experts noted that feeding soybeans or soybean oilmeal to market hogs yields soft pork sold at a discount of 1 to 3 cents per pound. They concluded there are few advantages to using soybeans directly for hogs and recommend oilmeal for market hogs, while whole soybeans suit breeding stock when prices are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota University
Control of Hog Cholera Through Community Action
The article emphasizes suppressing hog cholera virus via improved sanitary measures voluntary by all hog farmers. It calls for community coordination, initiative by local leaders, correct diagnosis with veterinary help, prompt treatment, and sanitation to reduce losses across communities per Prairie Farmer.
Passi Wins 1982 Minnesota Lamb Contest Title
Frank Passi of Pitt in Lake of Woods county topped the 1982 Minnesota lamb production contest setting a record for entries. His 50 ewes averaged 154 pounds per lamb, beating his own prior record of 159.8 pounds per ewe as the 1930 champion.
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Frank Passi
Pitt
Lake of Woods
Minnesota
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
What Girl in Her Teens Should Do for Good Health
Medical guidance for teen girls on daily nutrition focusing on meals and components. The article by Amelia H. Grant outlines breakfast luncheon and dinner ideals, emphasizing fruit, vegetables, milk, and protein sources, with caution against extreme dieting.
Rubber supply drives industry and much of world trade
The article notes that rubber is crucial to the electrical industry and telephones, with supplies from Brazil, the East Indies and Indo China. It describes vast plantations, numbered trees, workers tapping thousands daily, and yields of about 350 pounds per acre. Latex is processed into crude rubber by chemical curdling and smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
East Indies
Indo-China
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Advertised as Liver Pills
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills from sixty years ago. It claims they regulate liver and bowels and are offered for sale.
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Dr. Pierce
Characteristic Fairness in American Public Life
A quotation highlights the belief that the American people always play fair attributed to Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler. The line reflects enduring wartime and civic ideals about honesty and integrity in national character.
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Smedley Butler
All Puritans Not Alike in Thought
The Sixteenth century Puritans varied from liturgical reformers to opponents of church authority. Separatists formed Plymouth in 1620 and Massachusetts Bay in 1628, seeking liberty to align with a simpler ritual while remaining inside the Church of England. In America they asserted religious independence similar to other groups.
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England
Holland
America
Church of England
Plymouth Colony
New England
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Francis Higginson
Babylon
Rome
Church of God
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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WNU
Mark
Billy
Amelia H.grant, M.A
R.N
Bureau of Nursing
New York City
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
Jo Gring
Solitude
W.N. U
St. Louis
Price
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mass
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