Secret invasion plot unfolds as ships reach New York
Intelligence officer Benning discovers a plan to strike America after secretly transporting over 200000 foreign troops to Mexico. On a perilous shore crossing, Bravot and Fincke aboard a hidden cargo ship reveal a high explosives scheme timed to test the U S fleet and threaten the Atlantic seaboard.
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Mexico
United States
Benning
Mexico City
Fincke
Bravot
New York
Bromlitz
Himmel
Penatex Canal
Atlantic Seaboard
Van Hasselt presses front as Benning hides aboard ship
General Hague faces a critical defense as Van Hasselt’s forces drive toward Dallas and Mole delays him behind the Brazos. Benning, aboard a Norwegian freighter with Fincke, evades Bravot’s spy network while Schmolz suspects Benning and warns him off in the ship’s cabin.
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Benning
General Hague
van Hasselt
Mexico City
Flagwill
Dallas
Army Headquarters
Fort Worth
Lannes
van Hassek
Colorado
Brazos
Mole
Virginia
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Navy
Bravot
Fincke
Bromlitz
Schmolz
United States
Texas Front
Timing Crop Maturity and Storage for High Grade Grain
Extension agronomist W. W. Brookins explains harvest timing to protect yield and quality. Wait for firm dough stage, avoid hail damage, store grain at safe moisture levels 10-12% wheat oats barley rye 8-10% flax, test moisture if unsure, and delay combining if grain is moist or dew is present.
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National Defense Program
Molasses and Tar Paper Seal Silo Methods Adopted
Farmers report practical trench silo sealing using molasses and finely ground straw or tar paper strips covered with dirt. Tar paper laid crosswise and dirt layered over it forms a tight seal with limited spoilage. molasses poured over straw then covered seals and feeds with silage.
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Ivan Watson
Colorado
Old Method Teaches Calves How to Drink
A dairy farm task requires patience as calves learn to drink from a milk pail. The technique involves guiding the calf by the neck, inserting two fingers into the mouth to initiate sucking, then lowering the head into the milk. Repeat as needed until the calf drinks on its own, and ensure nipple pails are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized.
Purebred Boars Boost Profits With Right Type
A University of Missouri expert says investing in a purebred boar of proper type yields profits. Boar choice should match sow build with tall sows paired to low set short-legged boars, though an intermediate hog type often delivers higher returns.
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H. D. Elijah
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Parrot Tea Towel and Panholder Motifs Remain In Demand
Trans fer stampable parrot tea towel and panholder motifs offered for 15 cents. Designs feature an industrious parrot guiding household routines with applique and outline options. Matching panholders use the parrot in cage motif. order form details follow.
Household Intses And Cooking Tips From Old Column
Household intses advises safe storage of matches in nonflammable containers out of children reach. It explains jelly stiffness from low sugar or overcooking and gives mush molding steps, bone roast tips, pretzel crumb cheese balls idea, and towel weave grades for absorption and drying.
Brown Was Starting Early To Get Along With the Cook
A rainbound bus halts as a conductor asks for volunteers. A warm passenger offers a seat on his knee for a lady and a buxom woman enters. The man Brown learns her destination is his house and discovers she is his new cook.
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Brown
Detroit glass plant sets world pour record
A 100 ton glass furnace in Detroit reportedly poured a continuous melt of 58 486 tons, creating a 51 inch wide sheet of glass. If uncut, the sheet would stretch about 2400 miles. The operation reportedly took two years and one day to complete.
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Detroit
Collier’s
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Third Army
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W. W. Brookins
Extension Agronomist
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Kansas City, Mo
Goethe
America
King Edward
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