Nautical rope terms vary by use on vessels
A maritime text notes rope is general cordage on ships but specific terms name each kind. It explains lines, painter, hawser, and sheet reflect distinct functions aboard and mentions an exception in usage.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1965
Page
16
Old Thunder Wings and Partridge Techniques Featured
A recipe collection discusses soaking times for game including Old Thunder Wings and partridge to reduce gaminess, plus guiding notes on roping and knot terms for boaters. It also covers roasting rabbits with olive oil and lemon, and a chickenless macaroni rabbit casserole with tomatoes and mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actu
Jane Cottontail
Farmer leverages wetlands to boost waterfowl and income
Wisconsin and Minnesota farmers see wetlands as vital to North America’s waterfowl. Windom, Minnesota farmer Jim Thompson leases a 37 acre marsh to five hunters for 150 dollars yearly with rights to maintain habitat. His plan shows private landowners can economically justify preserving wetlands to support waterfowl populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Wildlife, Management Institute
Jum Thompson
Windom
Minn
Thompson
Jim Thompson
Victory over sea lamprey in sight
MADISON Wisconsin January February issue reports progress in the 10 year war against the sea lamprey plague in the Great Lakes. Lake trout show signs of a comeback as control measures gain momentum according to Edward Schneberger superintendent of the Research and Plantation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Schneberger
Lake
Ewe
Michigan
Superior
Lamprey Control Efforts Reduce Lake Superior Prey Population
Historical notes describe lamprey invasion beginning in 1921 with rapid expansion in Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. A large TFM chemical treatment targeted lamprey streams and ended in 1982 reducing prey population growth and improving the ecosystem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tr a STERP KL OR BAHK AT LEAST 230 FEST meat
Unclear text. The fragment mentions a backstop recommendation and a port authority but lacks coherent events, names, or places to form a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPORT
Growing Mushrooms and Garden Tips in a Home Window
A home guide covers growing mushrooms in kitchen kits and transplanting seedlings into pots with a light compost mix. It advises minimal root disturbance, careful watering, and using a plastic bag collar to limit moisture while avoiding mold. The piece also touches on coleus planting, celery bush mystery, winter onions from sets, and seedlings transplant tips to prevent damping off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleum
Winter pruning and tree care by George E Creed
A guidance piece on winter tree work including removing dead wood, pruning evergreen limbs, installing support cables, and pest and disease notes. It explains when to act, how to secure saplings, and offers booklets and a mail-in method for detailed instructions and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E
Creed
New Garden Programs Available for Clubs in 1965
The National Garden Bureau announces two new kodachrome slide programs for clubs. Ideas for Making Your Garden Gay showcases color layouts and flower uses. Newest Flower Fashions presents 1965 All-America Selections and hybrid petunia seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Garden Bureau
Educational Service of the
Garden Seed Industry
Kiwanis
Lions
Girl Scouts
Gramg
Grafting on pear roots and crab stocks advised against
Inanswer to Creston questions grafting Melba and McIntosh on pear roots is not recommended due to incompatibility and eventual death of the shoots. Large fruit varieties may graft on Hopa crab, but viruses and poor performance on crab stocks make this unwise. Use good apple rootstock or a mature tree and graft in spring with budding in August. Hartland reader asks about evergreen damage from petroleum sprays. advise removing dead foliage, watering, feeding, and possible recovery over 2–3 years.
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Creston
Melba
McIntosh
Rom
Hartland
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