Salvage Quest for Sunken Pacific Steamship
Captain Haskell claims locating the sunken Pacific steamer off the Golden Gate with bullion aboard near 190L. He cites a simple method and secret plan, while admitting pressure from hopeful supporters and media attention surrounding the treasure hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
High Sea
Stevenson
Conrad
Charien O. Gugkett
Rio de Janeiro
Recorder's
Haskell
San Pranthco
Electric Weather Map for Flyers
An experimental electric weather map indicates metrons along given routes at a single point, highlighting potential weather effects on flights and navigation. The limited readable text suggests a focus on route guidance and meteorological markers for aviation use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Satling Trophy and naval aviation display in Los Angeles
An ornate Satling Trophy displays in Los Angeles for the national Winter sailing championships. The piece is engraved with Gwen Churchill and Aig Iyetitia Whirkwoe, while Miss Ailtighne McKenzie features in the perpetuat challenge. Separately, J B Anderson reports a new aerial navigation map at Anacogua Air Station highlighting weather charts, flight planning, and safety procedures for pilots facing fog and high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Brock
Los Aggeles
Gwen Chuvchill
Aig
Iyetitia
Avtins
Ailtighne McKenzie
Against Odds By Thomas Arkle Clark
An account recounts a heroic Marine detachment leader, Tichman, protecting a Nicarguan town from guerrilla attack. Facing tenfold odds, he staunchly defends the post, sacrificing his life rather than retreat, as a lesson in duty and determination amidst danger. The superintendent also cautions a trainee about temperament and steadiness under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhhey
Buehaman
Dean
Olds
Tichman
Anvat
Nicarnkus
Nicargcuun
Buchanan
Craig
Lights of New York and a weary Connecticut weekend
A fragmented note evokes a tired crowd in Connecticut during a hard week. Party members arrive indoors, worn by travel and strain, while others stay wired and wary, their cups abandoned as they sit in dim rooms. The scene hints at a national mood of fatigue and drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Fragmented World Tales and Odd Encounters from a 1991 Syndicate
A jumble of vignettes recalls railway passengers with a mysterious collar, a talking monkey, a famed explorer’s New York hotel stir, and a garbled tale of coconuts and magazines. A Viennese writer learns English, saying slowly to grasp “swell” and “lousy.”
Early career toil yields trust and valor in service
The article recounts a young trainee facing a daunting assignment, failing at first but gaining courage and conscience to rise as a trusted, valuable member of the organization. It notes George G. McDowell of Manhattan, Raw, the first U.S. citizen cited for the order of Lenin, recognizing his Soviet honor and long service since 1905. McDowell, a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate, contributed to agricultural advancement in his county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortern
Ailbun
United States
Ius
Mie Pard
George G. McDowell
Manhattan
Raw
Ste. Dowell
Nassis
Kansas State Agricultural College
Pigs Need Self Feeders Says College Agronomy Report
A college study on suckling pigs recommends self feeders for pigs after about three weeks to improve growth and reduce setbacks at weaning. Sows and litters should be fed properly, pens scrubbed and disinfected, and hog pastures rested for years to prevent infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themeelses
Tolin P Willan
Te Kew Fork
Glite College of Agrivalure
al Vornell
Satisfactory Ration for Horses and Mules
A Kansas study by Professor McCampbell tested alfalfa hay versus timothy in daily horse rations over 140 days. One group with 1.5 pounds alfalfa, 8 pounds shelled corn, and 2 pounds oats per head gained 256 pounds per herd, showing good endurance, while a second group with 1.5 pounds timothy, 4 pounds corn, and 1 pound oats lost about 7.7 pounds per head. The alfalfa mix proved more economical under the conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCampbell
Kansas
Pigs Finish Quickly Bring Best Prices
Farmers aim for spring pig crops at strong weights following tips from AL EL Wise of Plott County HI. T Robbing of University of Minsis notes fall pigs weighed 240 pounds, sold young, with sanitation plans and protein feeds supplementing grain. Clover pasture and protein supplements supported efficient growth yielding high pork output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furmers
AL EL Wise
Plott County
T. Robbing
University of Minsis
McLean County
Babs
Estimated Dockage For Wet Fleece Of Lambs In Study
An Ohio State University animal science student under faculty direction investigates how wet fleece affects lamb weight. The study weighs lambs in damp conditions to develop a dockage table, finding wet lambs may weigh 10 to 25 percent less, with dampness causing small weight changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Stallion Purdose Diet and Exercise Guidance
Uniform grain ration for the stallion Purdose recommends three quarts of forecate and one quarter of wheat bran as a daily supplement to maintain a moderate condition. Mixed clover and timothy is satisfactory for aging ponies. airings and hreesling sensor notes appear garbled. Emphasize consistent feeding and ample exercise to support wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdose Ptiversity
Timothy
Gerd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aluaier Dendles
Duchess of York
Royal Musicu BeoevMent Fund
Royal Botany Ent
Tondo
W. Audden Max
Kas Aude Nulie
Tim
Satling
Tien
J. B. Anderson
Anacogua
Ong
Foon
United Staties
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
Unns
Siptalla
Arstin
Elmlk
Niet
Hong Ne
Navy Department
Haupton Hovis
San Tiego
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Meroe
John Hix
Grenoraylaria Qaldenti
Tunity,aly
MYER
jAcen
Smcchire Newspaper Syndicate
Aagesa
Lights OF
New York
Lila Chevret
Badin Pletijees
Ig Stowa
Wade
Snussel
Snaker
Ake
Suche
Cave Boy
Suee
Tniee
Kitty