The Deep Sea Peril Chapter XI Continues
Donald and Davies escape the submarine disaster as sea monsters drive the craft to the surface. Clouts secretly aids a woman aboard and disappears, while MacBeard signals from the rocks. They find two aviators dead, the plane hidden in a cave, and Miss Kennedy missing as dawn breaks.
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Mat
Donald
Hip
Enlinming
Maxtorman
Clouta
Tou
Con
Ida
Tin
Davies
Farrisland
Wald Davies
Shiv
Cloute
Davies Donald
Clonts
Clouts
Lim
MacBeard
Dex Vies
Tence
Donnlt
Mioard
Auch
MacHeard
Misa Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Best Incubators for Beginners Learn from Nearby Operators
The article advises buyers to study incubator types and rely on local operators’ experience rather than chasing cheap options. It warns cheap machines are less reliable and wear out faster, and stresses choosing models popular in your area. Key points cover lamp size, easy maintenance, and appropriate machine size for your needs.
Saving hens now to protect egg production trends
Poultry experts from the United States Department of Agriculture urge farmers to hold hens until after the spring laying season to avoid market surges. They cite over 5,000,000 hens from southern states sent to market in winter and early spring, risking a $150,000 saving and national food supply stability. The department broadcasts a Save-the-Hen message via press notices, posters, and county agents, especially in southern poultry regions.
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Dom Ogee
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
How to Help Incubator Set Up and Use
Follow manufacturer instructions to set up and operate the incubator. Run steadily at the desired temperature before filling with eggs. Turn eggs twice daily from day two to day nineteen. Cool daily from day seven to day nineteen. Turn eggs before tending lamps and test eggs on days seven and fourteen. Do not open after day eighteen until hatch.
Poultry Incubation and Hatching Practices Explained
Poultry growers compare incubator sizes from 900 to 4000 capacity and advise using larger units for bulk hatching. Early hatching is emphasized to ensure pullets are ready for laying before cold weather, with February to April the best months and May completion preferred. Sittings by hens require patience as some hens may fail to hatch or trample eggs. breeds vary in brooding propensity with meat breeds often better sitters than Mediterranean layers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island Rede
Color for Somber Freeva in dark costumes
A description of somber Freeva outfits featuring dark costumes with bright accents. A heavy black silk frock with a nun’s robe silhouette is belted by Spanish leather. Bright Yale Dine road elements and blue bead strings contrast the black base, with fur trim and a choker collar enhancing the neckline.
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Callot
Yale
Cleaning the Medicine Closet by Temperance Dept
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union describes its effort to "clean" the U S medicine chest. Whisky beer wine and brandy were removed from shelves with aid from physicians and the American Medical Association. The aim was to stop alcohol as a treatment and to promote restraint in medical care.
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Medien
Temperance Department
The
National
Documenta
American Medical Association
General Pershing on Prohibition Told by Anna Shaw
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw testified before the National W. C. T. U. convention that General Pershing spoke firmly for prohibition and woman enfranchisement. She recalled a Texas banquet where Pershing, praised as a future army head, urged not to be slow on prohibition, calling it a greater foe to his men than bullets.
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Clout
Clouts
Donald
Clute
Clout” Donald
Clouta
Clonta
Airiools
Cloute
St. Clouts
Annie Rooney
Dona
General Pershing
Prohibition
Anna Howard Shaw
San Antonio
Texas
General Persting
Pershing
Brief Against Liquor From The Talon Club Of Cincinnati
The Talon club of Cincinnati issued a brief declaring liquor has no inherent right to exist. Courts find drink causes crime and poverty, physicians call it the chief cause of disease, business notes impaired competency, and home life suffers. The school, church, motherhood, economy, conservation, and patriotism all view drink as destructive, with Gen Leonard Wood labeling it the soldier’s worst enemy.
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Talon Club
Cincinnati
Church
Leonard Wood
Civilian Army Equal to Soldier in War Effort
The article argues the civilian population is as vital as soldiers to wartime success. It claims banning sale of Tavor to trainees mirrors the need for civilian abstinence from alcohol. It notes coal miners, munitions workers, manufacturers, and business leaders are part of the war machine, with tested effects of alcohol shown in civilians.
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United States
Esprit de Corp
Qaor
Prohibition Shifts to a Stronger War on Drink
Detroit Journal discusses prohibition as a steady, inexorable change rather than a wave. It cites Jefferson on alcohol's harm to civic virtue and military strength, and echoes General Joffre's view of alcohol as a crime against national defense.
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John Burleycorn
Detroit
Mich
Journal
Joffre
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W. G. Chapman
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Tie
Davies Side
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Tao
Tom
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Special Information Service
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Unio
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
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