Spy Roundup Authorized as Washington Seeks to Root Out Foreign Agents
Intelligence officers act under a presidential directive to purge suspected foreign agents. In Washington Benning tracks Van Hasselt aides Fincke and Bravot, with Austrians plotting a bold plan to split the United States. The atmosphere tightens as officials fear a major crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Benning
Mexico City
van Hassek
War Department
Washington
Flagwill
Fort Sam Houston
General Hague
Shoreham
Fincke
van Hasselt
Palacio Nacional
Bromlitz
Himmel
Colonel Boggio
Palacio Quatres
Palacio Guatres
Boggio
Secret Service
Washington at War as Bombers Threaten U S
Benning and Captain Fincke evade a double agent trap in Mexico City while Boggio and his ally plan an invasion. A Washington mobilization follows as reports place a seven bomber squadron crossing North Carolina toward the capital amid public alarms and rapid anti air measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggio
Fincke
Bromlitz
Connecticut Avenue
Benning
Pennsylvania Avenue
San Antonio
New Orleans
Galveston
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Rio Grande
Washington
New York
Army
Colonel Flagwill
National Guard
White House
Flagwill
van Hassek
Mexico
Air Service
North Carolina
Potomac
Virginia
Sow Testing Improves Hog Herd Management
Extension note explains sow testing as a practical tool for swine farmers to raise output and curb low producers. Steps include marking sows and piglets, recording litter data with sire and dam, weighing litters at weaning, and optionally tracking market weights. Results guide culling and selection of top litters and influence boar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Zavoral
University Farm
St. Paul
Careful Preparation Boosts Wool Prices
University of Nevada extension agent C R Townsend explains that clean, well packed fleece handling increases value per grease pound. Sheep should be dry and penned on clean boards, with fleeces tagged and individually tied, separating dirty, seedy, and lamb wool for higher returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Townsend
University of Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
Townsend
Farm Notes and Livestock Odor Impacts
A collection of agricultural observations notes that rising temperatures in a frozen locker can transfer odors between foods. It reports that nearly half of 21 million American youths aged 16 to 24 live on farms or in villages. It states eggs from a single hen are similar in size and color, with minor variation. A study compares profits: 10 cows at 300 pounds of fat yearly equal 18 cows at 200 pounds. Bitter weeds in cow feed taint milk, and Norway reportedly feeds wood pulp with fish meal to cattle. It adds a reminder that a stubborn cow or calf resisting nostril access leads to immediate effects.
Two Sporty Fashions from Design No 1351 B
Pattern offers two distinct outfits for girls from 8 to 16. A tailored play suit with flared shorts and convertible neckline and a princess pinafore with sunback straps. Jumper doubles as a sun-frock for summer wear. Easy for first-time makers to sew.
Proverbs and Ads Inspire Readers From 503 Pine Street
A vintage ad sheet offers quotes on living and personality. It promotes a free book by Dr. C. M. Coe at 503 Pine St, St. Louis, Missouri, for those suffering from piles or fistula, then closes with a personality quote from Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Coe
Pine St
St. Louis, Mo
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Ely
U. Releses
Chapter
Bravot
Lucette Ducos
U. S
Ben
Ring
Mediterranean
Far East
Fort Houston
Texas
Norway
Horace
Schwab
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Seneca
American Lady Or
St. Ches, Tel
Pickwick Dan
Minn
Tagle Packet Co
ST. Louis
Syrus
Exican American Hat
Silk Exchange
Koko Kooler
Cicero
Dixie
Dixie Better Feeds
Dixie Mills
E. St. Louis, Lil
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