Night of peril ends with justice and reunion in camp
Ben Elliott leads a tense rescue in a snowbound cabin where Nick Brandon traps him. McManus returns, a confession surfaces exposing Brandon’s guilt in Faxson’s death. Dawn is absolved, Martin exposes the truth, and the group clear the air as Brandon is captured and McManus clears his name.
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Legion of Honor Hero Sacrifices Amid Shipwreck
A shipwreck off Newfoundland unfolds as an officer bearing the Legion of Honor badge is seen saving others. In a moment of crisis, a man steps forward to test him, prompting a selfless act of heroism. The officer is last seen on the doomed deck with arms folded, badge gleaming as the vessel sinks.
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Legion of Honor
The
Cleanliness best for chicken yard practices
W. C. Monahan of Massachusetts State College outlines a five point cleanliness program for poultry success. Key steps include clean chicks from healthy stock, thorough cleaning and disinfection of houses, fresh litter, rotated range land, movable hoppers and waterers, and eliminating weak chicks while restricting access to visitors to prevent infection.
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Extension Poultryman
Massachusetts State College
WNU
New Cambridge Hen Marks Chicks by Sex Linkage
Canada aids Cambridge University in creating the Cambar breed, a sex linked hen that declares chick sex at birth. Developed from Canadian Barred Rock stock, Cambars lay large colored eggs and promise practical poultry industry gains.
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Cambride University
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Spectator
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Bronze Birds Need Greens For Vitamin A In Turkeys
University of California studies show bronze turkeys need higher alfalfa leaf meal in their ration than White Leghorns to support growth to 30 weeks and prevent vitamin A deficiency. White Leghorn chickens grow normally with four percent alfalfa meal and show no signs of disease.
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University of California
Montreal Herald
Ducks Grow Rapidly for Holiday Market Sales
Poultrymen note ducks eat lots of feed and grow quickly. Profit lies in growing ducks for market while they are young. Once mature they keep eating, so market them at full growth. Hatch late if selling on holiday markets.
Meat Spots in Eggs Explain Causes and Control
Meat spots in eggs arise from ruptured blood vessels between ovary release and oviduct. They may develop into blood spots, but do not guarantee repeat occurrences. The sole practical control is candling eggs before marketing to remove affected ones.
Telling Sex of Goslings
The piece explains how to determine the sex of goslings, noting ganders have longer necks and higher pitched voices while the absolute test is vent examination. It states goslings are sexed at a day old, as with chicks, per Rural New-Yorker guidance.
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New-Yorker
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