Villain Beard Pursues Odd Shore Near Shetlands
Naval officer Paget gains command of a marine unit and learns of Masterman’s alien secret. Ira MacBeardé sabotages the scientist’s work, leading to a fatal stroke. Paget commandeers the submarine B55, sinks a German cruiser, rescues Ida Kennedy, and fights unseen forces with Davies and Cloats aboard as they escape.
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Donald Paget
Washington
Captain Masterman
Masterman
Hin
Marek Hares Masterman
Paget
Ira MacBeardé
Alasterman
Ida Kennedy
Ida
Davies
Sam Cloats
Cloais
Deep Sea Monster Plot Threatens World Power
Donald and Davies hide in a torpedo room as sea devils stalk above. They deduce the creatures lack smell and rely on sound and touch, while MacBeard plots ruin using stolen papers and a modified deep sea monster. Masterman’s work hints at a path to control or destroy the beasts.
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Donsid
Doneid
Ida
Davies
Donald
Clowis
Cloats
Don
Baltimore
Sally
Faraday
Sir Isaac
Newton
Lavoisier
Hatfield
March Hares
Elf
James I
MacBeard
Kleptomanta
MaacBeard
Inventors
Inventors’ Club
Italy
Iceland
Japan
California
MacHeerd
Mathematica
Greenland
Masterman
Halidid Init
Blasterman
Shakespeare
Jim
Baron
Sfterman
Amsterman
Mr.Beard
Chapter Vil fra MacBeach traits of a master wind
A fragment notes fra MacBeach Tra MacBeard as one of those rare men admired by contemporaries for their skill and connection with the natural elements. The passage hints at a literary tribute to a figure praised by winds and peers.
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Fra MacBeach
Tra MacBeard
Submarine Sinks as Paget Party Dives in Discoveries
The Paget expedition witnesses a submarine sinking then members descend in diving suits to explore. They report several notable discoveries during the submerged exploration.
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Paget
Practice Economy for Household Meals
The piece advocates a sane standard of hot enough meals to cut household food bills and improve health. It argues that properly prepared, affordable food lowers costs while benefiting the whole family.
Soy Beans as Food in United States History
Soy beans first introduced over a century ago as forage crop, later identified as one of the most nutritious beans for human consumption per a department of agriculture specialist.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Goats Proposed to Clear Weeds and Boost Farm Profits
A livestock feeder promotes using flocks of goats to clear brush patches on farms in Wisconsin and elsewhere, arguing goats outperform human labor, eat the cleared growth, and yield profit. He notes goats thrive on marginal feeds and can be shipped to market with added weight, making this a cheap, productive side line for owners.
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Hig Farm
Wisconsin
Sweet Clover Turns Field to Useful Pasture and Honey Plant
An acre of sweet clover can support 20 to 30 shotes and provide pasture similar to alfalfa. It yields high quality hay when cut early and acts as a strong soil builder. The plant's large nectar makes it an excellent honey source, suggesting beekeepers plant patches for honey production.
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Farroers
United States Department of Agriculture
Mechanism for Garden Frame Cover Lifts Safely
The cover tilts over the upper edge without risk of falling. Four slots support a half strength on each side, with two pins at each end. Slots engage pins to allow sliding motion and prevent detachment. Wisconsin Agriculturist.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Potato Grades Standards by U S Department of Agriculture
Two standard grades for potatoes issued by the U S food administration and the U S department of agriculture describe No 1 and No 2 lots. No 1 requires round potatoes at least 1 7/8 inches and long varieties at least 1 3/4 inches with minimal dirt frost injury sunburn second growth cuts scab blight dry rot and disease damage. No 2 allows typical varieties free from severe dirt frost injury decay and common defects with minimum diameter 1 1/2 inches.
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U. S. Food ‘Administration
U.S. Department of Aggriculure
Device to Restrain Horse Invention Uses Putters On Neck
An 1860s or late 19th century note describes a horse restraint device with two putters on each side of the neck. The illustration shows a bridle attached to the saddle via a strap over the withers and a rein routing around pulleys. The setup multiplies the rein force by three.
Corn Stalks Good for Feed Says University Expert
University Farm expert C. P. Ball urges farmers to harvest and shock corn stalks for dry forage this year. He notes roughage shortages and calls for conserving corn stalks to base hay shipments to Northwest regions where forage is scarce.
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C. P. Ball
University Farm
Mr. Bull
State Committee of Feed Production Aid Conservation
Waste Apples Made Useful for Cider and Table Products
Thousands of bushels of apples wasted under trees can be saved by proper bundling. They can be converted into cider vinegar evaporated fruit but apple butter jelly and boiled elder. Apple butter and elder products offer valuable ways to preserve sweet cider and create palatable table products. The elder press and evaporator help prevent fermentation and extend uses for cider.
Fix Place for Strawberry
The strawberry deserves a premier place in home orchards as early ripening fruit ideal for home use and local markets. It adapts to many soils and endures extremes well. a strawberry bed or even an acre or two can be profitable for a family garden.
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Derry
Plowing to Destroy Weeds and Improve Soil
Plowing is presented as an effective method to destroy weeds and reduce injurious insects. It is claimed to mix tanure and organic matter into the soil improving texture and fertility.
Fattening Turkeys in Fall
Farm writer Wes Sherrane shares a profitable turkey fattening ration for market. The plan begins with six pounds cornmeal two wheat middlings and two beet scrap fed with sour milk for two weeks before market. Turkeys receive green food and skim milk, then switch from cracked to whole grain and later use two pounds cornmeal two wheat bran beef scrap and one plant charcoal as feed.
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Wes Sherrane
Fountain Pen Robber Tells Detective He Feared a Robbery
A Chicago man claimed he took a victim’s valuables to protect him from beating, describing the supposed revolver as a fountain pen. The incident, witnessed by Detective Sergeant Percy Wild, led to his arrest after a ring’s peculiar pattern surfaced.
Detected man linked to stolen ring at hotel
The well dressed youth Ming the cane attracted attention when the ring stolen from Beck was seen. Hotel house detective alerted police. Detectives Wid and Berniceht questioned Reynolds in an alley but found no weapon. Reynolds claimed to be a magazine collector residing at 56 West Olio Street.
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Cack Wiley
Oni
Tir Ming
Beck
Wid
Berniceht
Reynolds
Thero
Olio Street
Thieves Loot Four-Story Private Residence In New York
Detectives search for two or more thieves who ransacked the four story private residence of Mrs. J Klingstein while she and her children were away. Entry through a skylight left the lower floor wet from prior access and a decanter of cognac emptied. Police note a spate of recent burglaries in the area and assigned plainclothes officers to watch for suspects.
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New York
Ten days in jail for minute of peeping in New York
Anthony Rudolph received ten days in the workhouse for peeping through an apartment window. The judge imposed the sentence at one day for each minute of trespass, linking the duration to the punishment.
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New York
Anthony Rudolph
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Clark Street
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Oakwood
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Detective Wild
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