Murder in the Fraternity House Mystery Deepens
In the warden’s office detectives press Max Vernon as details emerge. Jim Reagan questions Vernon about Thayer’s murder while Reagan ties in a bank heist to the case. Vernon denies killing Thayer, but connections to Ivy Welch Tony Peyton and Larry Welch complicate the pursuit of truth.
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John
Reagan
Tony Peyjist
Thayer
Larry Welch
Vernon
Hanvey
Pat Thayer
Max
Jim
Mr. Harvey
Rene
Marland ‘Tailoring
Steel City
Eer
Mike
Sicily
Marland National Bank
Harvey
Max Vernon
Jonn
Alan
Tony Peyton
Tony
Ivy Welch
Pat
Vvernon
Larry
Managing Turkey Poult Rearing for Free Range
Extension poultryman Or J Maupin of North Carolina State College outlines steps for hatch optimization and early poult care. He emphasizes fresh eggs, proper storage under 60 degrees, and setting at 7 to 8 days old. After hatch, keep poults warm at about 90 degrees, use a brick breeder with partitions, feed hard boiled eggs with shell, provide water after 86 hours, and introduce chick starter by day two. Sour skim milk starts at 36 to 48 hours and continues as poults grow, with gradual feed changes and simplified rations when moving to range.
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Or. J. Maupin
North Carolina State College
Maupin
Poultry Breeds Vary in Edible Meat at Roasting Stage
Montreal Herald analyzes four common chicken breeds Roasters at 28 weeks weigh and show edible meat as a share of live weight Buff Orpingtons about 0 percent? Rhode Island Reds 49.10, Plymouth Rocks 49.06, White Leghorns 48.68. Heavier stock eat more feed but not more meat relative to weight. Leghorn males likely better for roasting.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth
Montreal Herald
Storing Eggs With Water Glass Method From Indiana Guide
The Indiana Farmer's Guide describes using water glass to preserve eggs for up to a year. Mix ten pints of boiled and cooled water glass per pint of liquid, store in a three gallon jar, place eggs carefully, and cover to limit air. A commercial salve is also available to seal eggs and prevent evaporation.
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Heromn Tng Stala
Indiiana
Connecticut Egg Nomenclature Bill Defines Fresh and Cold Storage Eggs
A Connecticut house bill requires eggs to be labeled as fresh eggs cold storage eggs preserved eggs or incubated eggs. The text also allows a wholesome edible egg not conforming to the classifications to be labeled merely as ere.
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Connecticut
House of the General Assembly
Steak Preparations and Sauces for the Dinner Table
A discussion among a mixed group on steak cooking methods and sauces. Varied approaches include coal briquets, electric broilers, butter sauces, roquefort, and a bacon wrapped tenderloin with garlic and chili. Practical tips cover heat, timing, and fat drainage, plus several sauce recipes and accompaniments.
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China
Grasshopper as Food in Historical Diets
The article notes grasshoppers and locusts as edible in ancient diets. It cites John the Baptist’s biblical reference and Leviticus approving grasshoppers and locusts as acceptable foods for Hebrews.
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John the Baptist
Cause of heat lightning debated by weather bureau
Heat lightning is caused by distant reflections of lightning flashes from far clouds and is not accompanied by thunder. The Weather Bureau notes a possible gradual electric discharge through the air that could occur with little or no thunder, from a burnt charge to a full flow.
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Weather Bureau
Light From Meteors and Their Burning Paths
Meteors are invisible until they hit the atmosphere where their temperature rises sharply and light is emitted. Some burn out high in dust and ashes forty or ten miles above Earth, some reach within five or ten miles before consumption, and a few actually fall to the earth unburned.
Seaside Kindness Ends in Tragic Winter Death
Miss Alice A. Woodward of Westbourne, England died last winter while feeding seagulls. Her daily visits to the seashore led to her overcoming by cold and a fatal fall from a slipway into the water.
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Alice A. Woodward
Westbourne
England
Carlyle Books Burned Then Rewritten After Mill Incident
After completing the first volume of his history of the French Revolution, Thomas Carlyle showed the manuscript to his friend John Stuart Mill. Mill’s servant burned it, not realizing its value, prompting Carlyle to rewrite the work.
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Thomas Carlyle
John Stuart Mill
Mill
St Carlyle
Smothering Tree Harms Roots, Ends in Death
A forest service warning states piling dirt around a mature tree’s roots blocks air and moisture, suffocating the tree and likely causing its death. The practice prevents the tree from breathing and damages root moisture essential for survival.
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Forest Service
Salvador population and size in Central America
The smallest Central American republic Salvador is densely populated and about as large as Maryland. It has a population of over one and a half million, predominantly Mestizos or Spanish-Indian heritage.
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Salvador
Annuities in Fourteenth Century Medical Fees
In the fourteenth century doctors often received high fees with patients agreeing to pay an annuity for the physician’s lifetime. The arrangement combined an upfront sum with ongoing payments for the doctor’s years of service.
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Poiaeter
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Bell Syndicate
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Gunk
Mormon Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
Salt Lake and
Newhouse
J. HR. Waters
W. E Sutton
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the Hotel
New House
Utah
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