Pathfinding Maury Honored With Hall of Fame Nod
The Hall of Fame at New York University unveiled four portraits including Matthew Fontaine Maury, the famed navigator and “Pathfinder of the Sea.” Maury’s work on wind and current charts revolutionized sailing, influencing weather forecasting and naval science worldwide.
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Elmo Scott Watson
New York University
United States
James Monroe
Walt Whitman
James Abbott MacNeil Whistler
Matthew Fontaine Maury
United States Navy
Maury
Richmond
Hydrographic Office
Tennessee
Mean
Old Dominion
Tenessee
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Matthew
Franklin
Nashville
Navy
Sam Houston
Charlottesville
Washington
U. S
Brandywine
France
Lafayette
David Glasgow Farragut
South America
Vincennes
Ann Herndon
Bowditch
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Gulf Stream
Humboldt
Atlantic
Field
England
Confederacy
Maximilian
Mexico
Rio Grande
Imperial Observatory
Paris
Napoleon III
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Goshen Pass
North Ann River
Hollywood Cemetery
F. William Sievers
Hall of Fame
Richmond, Va
Guidelines for rearing pullets on range with shelter
N W Williams of North Carolina State College advises setting pullets on a well ventilated movable shelter range at 10 to 12 weeks, not more than 300 birds per acre, with shade and heat protection. Avoid heavy protein feeds and keep mash available. provide grain at night and ample water during warm weather.
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N. W. Williams
North Carolina State College
Williams
Mr. Williams
Keeping Up Egg Quality in Late Summer
During hot weather fertile eggs spoil quickly and may hatch in storage. Gather eggs at least twice daily and store in a cool, odor-free place. Inspect stray nests by candling and discard inedible eggs as required by law. Maintain clean nests and eradicate mites and lice to prevent nest theft.
Eggs Need More Care In Hot Weather
Extension specialist Miss Cora Cooke of Minnesota urges extra care for eggs in heat to boost quality and prices. Keep the henhouse clean supply many nests and collect eggs often. Do not wash dirty eggs to preserve the shell’s protective coating.
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Cora Cooke
Poultry of
Minnesota
Poultry Notes on Turkeys and Chick Rearing Practices
Poultry notes warn turkeys should not face damp conditions and advise on feed efficiency. They state five pounds of grain yields one pound of eggs, warn against overstocking chicks per square foot, recommend worm capsules for infested birds, and compare confinement with free range for cost efficiency.
Wreck Victim Found After 12 Hours Under Car
Russell Young twenty six was unconscious in a ditch beneath his overturned automobile for twelve hours. A passing motorist found him at Twenty fourth and Lapeer avenues in Port Huron. Doctors say he is in serious condition from exposure with three broken ribs as his only injuries.
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Port Huron
Mich
Russell Young
Young
Twenty-fourth
Lapeer Avenues
Port Huron Hospital
Prison terms on day of crime in Kansas bank holdup
Two Hockerville Oklahoma youths Howard Graham and Eugene Ellison were sentenced to 10 to 50 years each for the Treece Kansas State Bank robbery. They pled guilty after a brief trial and confessed the crime followed a week of planning. A third accomplice Gene Rickman remains a fugitive. No jobs and money to spend on their partners were cited as motives. Humble, the bank’s assistant cashier, was shot in the leg during the holdup.
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Galena
Kan
Hockerville
Okla
State Penitentiary
State Bank of
Gene Rickman
George Humble
Rickman
Neosho
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Two Brothers Held in Death of Blind Sister
In Campbell Creek Kanawha mountains near Charleston W V investigators charge Anderson Huddleston aged 43 and India Huddleston aged 49 with beating Leola Huddleston to death with an ax handle after years of hunger and cruelty in a crowded two room shack nine residents.
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Charleston
W. Va
Leela Huddleston
Campbell Creek
Kanawha Mountains
Leola Huddleston
Anderson Huddleston
India Huddleston
Murderess Le Doux Returns to Life Term in San Quentin
Emma Le Doux known as the trunk murderer of Stockton was returned to San Quentin for life after a 1906 case in which her common law husband was found dismembered in a trunk. Paroled five years earlier, she faced new trouble and a vagrancy arrest leading to the life sentence. She requested her old cell and seamstress assignment.
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San Quentin
Califf
Emma le Doux
Stockton
California
Union Station
le Doux
Holohan
Sheriff Spanks Son Over Drink Scandal in Hiwassee
Doyle Gregory, 21, was punished by his father Sheriff J R Gregory for drunkenness. The elder Gregory gave a severe spanking and jailed Doyle for a day to "think it over" in Hiwassee Georgia.
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Spanks
Hiwassee
Doyle Gregory
J. R. Gregory
Doyle
Gregory
Long-Lived Italians Croveo Claims Largest Share of Centenarians
In Croveo Italy a village of 180 residents three women are ninety five and the community includes 13 nonagenarians and 20 people aged seventy five or more. The note highlights unusually high longevity among the inhabitants.
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Croveo
Italy
Pathfinding mischief or civic work in progress
A Pathfinder Magazine line contrasts a resident's joke about sewer pipe with a municipal assertion plans to lay sewer lines. The exchange reflects public skepticism and official intent regarding infrastructure projects.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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