Pirates and kin clash aboard the Royal James
In mid 18th century New York Robert Ormerod recounts confrontations with pirate Murray, owner of the Royal James, and his crew led by the one legged John Silver. Darby, an Irish apprentice, aids their schemes as tensions flare at a tavern where captors threaten Robert and his father. Peter Ormerod counsels prudence as Murray hints at Robert’s destined rise.
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Green Wine voyage continues in chase of ship and crew
In a dim street and dark night a kidnapping cart carries the narrator and Peter toward the Hast river. Silver and Diggory Leigh menacingly elude the ward watch, while a night crew plots a stealthy offshore transfer aboard a waiting ship the Spanish Irisher. The scene closes with boarding imminent.
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Larger Hives Boost Honey Harvest Says Ohio Expert
W E Dunham of Ohio State University’s entomology department urges using multi story and expanded hives to maximize honey. Strong colonies yield far more than weak ones, and frequent supers addition during nectar flow prevents crowding and swarming. Weekly hive checks help monitor activity and cap filled supers promptly to keep bees focused on nectar.
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Department of Entomology
Ohio State University
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Market shifts to broilers weighing two and a half pounds
The market shows strong demand for broilers around two and a half pounds, with emphasis on late season appetite. Producers are urged to adjust output to meet the preference for smaller birds and timing.
Old-Time Chicken Dinners Boost for Bigger Broilers
Prof E L Dakan of Ohio State argues innkeepers seek meatier broilers for chicken dinners. A 7 3 1 ration of corn meal wheat middlings and bran with milk yields high quality birds, best if fed near market and not shipped after finishing. Direct sales to consumers improve profits.
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Poultry Department
Ohio State University
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