Return to La Barranca
Arnaldo and Van Suttart travel to La Barranca and rejoin Joyce and Dirk at the hacienda. Don Jorge warns of spies as Adan Arnaldo offers money to sell the estate, Joyce rejects the offer and reaffirms her bond to the land and its people.
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la Barranca
Arnaldo
Juanito
van Suttart
Joyce
Dirk
Adan
Luz
Don Jorge
Margarida Fonseca
Onelia
Dorado
Adan Arnaldo
Joyce Séwell
Jeonardo
Leonardo
Maxie
Mr. van Suttart
el Tenebroso
Elsinboro
Jong
Senor Maximiliano
Senorita
Rabbits Game Taught in South Africa Reaches U S
A St Louis Globe Democrat writer recounts South African boys introducing the outdoor game Rabbits in the United States. Two teams of about 12 play on a 120 by 24 foot field divided by six crosslines. Rabbits aim to pass end to end while hunters tap them. taps eliminate rabbits and contact rules vary. The game ends after three to five minutes with roles reversed.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
South Africa
Snow Goose: From Abundance to Hunter’s Wrath
The snow goose once roamed vast western plains in great numbers. Its flesh lacked appeal to hunters, yet the bird incurred farmers’ wrath by feeding on grain, leading to a grim fate.
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United States
What to Eat and Why Protein Rules Growth and Health
eminent food authority explains protein's role in growth and repair. It details complete and incomplete proteins, daily requirements, and practical meal planning to ensure children grow strong and adults maintain vigor. Emphasizes careful selection of meats dairy eggs and plant sources with balanced nutrition.
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Eminent
Food Authority
Mulder
Eugene V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
Tropics
WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
What to Eat and Why: Aims to Build Health Through Food
The second article in a series by C Houston Goudiss explains everyday food choices for health. Goudiss, a noted author and lecturer, speaks on how diet affects children, youth, and adults in clear, practical terms for homemakers.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Polishing Ethics Pro and Con for Fine Furniture
The piece argues for using quality light oil polish on fine furniture both at the dealer and home to preserve beauty and longevity. It warns against shellacs and veneers as substitutes, noting they dry out the wood and create a crust that hides grain and damages the finish. Regular light oil polishing is urged for lasting elegance.
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George Agnew Chamberlain
House of Drones
Dirk Scothingly
Semi-Tropics
U. S
C.houston Goudiss
C. Houston Goodiss
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New York
Elises
CAM Peine Angles Wenatbler
Tle Colcaee cl
Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Panadorphie, Patee Amawins, Gaitt
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