Mystery at Twin Hollows Claims Horace Ers Life
The journal of William Oyter details Horace Ers death at Twin Hollows. Jane a psychic and Edith niece face danger as letters hint at Ituallam and Tap Es. Warren Halliday arrives with Edith as others are murdered and a red lamp keys reveal a broader plot.
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Beter
Wiliam Oyrter
Enellah
Horace Er
Seeov
Jane
Sara
Edith
Horace
Reg
Warren Halliday
Xillings Greenough
Porter
Twin Hollows
Sidewly
Bethel
Gordon
Oath
Carroway
Willer
Porpas
Halllig
Bay
Mystery of the red lamp and the lighthouse vigil continues
In a storm haunted narrative, Halliday tracks a truck and a mysterious red lamp in a coastal mystery. The sheriff doubles rewards as a girl’s disappearance and a sheep killer intertwine with cryptic cipher clues and eerie lighthouse footsteps.
Wood Cannon Used in Revolutions in Caribbean
Describes crude wooden cannons used in Cuba, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Logs 6 feet long and 1 foot in diameter were hollowed and wrapped with tough rawhide and hide bindings. The log was heated to contract the bindings and finish the bore for wielding as a weapon.
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Cuba
Faili
Dominican Republic
Riveted Steel Railroads Power U S Transport
The United States railroads rely on riveted steel for speed and safety. Riveted joints and bridges withstand tens of thousands of miles of travel and severe weather, ensuring strength under heavy loads and extreme conditions.
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United States
Hessians in the American Revolution
Hessian troops hired by Britain aided in major battles including Long Island White Plains Trenton Brandywine Germantown Yorktown and Guilford courthouse. Of about 80 000 who came to America only 17 000 returned to Germany with roughly 2 200 killed or died of wounds. Those who dare must pay the fiddler.
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England
Germany
Hesse-Cassel
Gesse- Darmstadt
Philipp von Heister
Willelm von Knyphausen
Removing Roosters From Hen Flocks Says New Jersey Expert
The New Jersey experiment station assistant poultry husbandman urges removing male birds after hatching ends. He notes culls should be minimized, kept separate if retained, and that pedigree matings require keeping males until daughters show their traits. Sunshine green food yellow corn suffice. add cod liver oil if confined. monitor for lice and mites. use carbolineum on roosts and sodium fluoride dusting.
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Platt
New Jersey Experiment Station
Fattening Broilers Before Market Two Week Plan Gains Peak
Fatten broilers for two weeks to maximize profits. Separate cockerels from pullets and house in a small yard with a roasting shed. Use a mash of two parts cornmeal to one part wheat middlings mixed with milk and fed in 15 to 20 minute intervals three times daily. Include cracked corn late in the afternoon and provide water if milk is not fed.
Slow-Feathering Chicks Common in Some Breeds
Purdue University expert Prof W Carrick notes slow feathering or naked chicks appear in general purpose and lighter breeds. Causes include lack of vigor improper feeding chilling or crowding in early life. Mark pullets with leg bands at five to six weeks and market as soon as they reach adequate size to avoid propagation of slow feathering.
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W. Carrick
Purdue University
Good Laying Mash Mix For Poultry Feed
A recipe describes a laying mash using 500 pounds of base grains and meat scrap. It includes 100 pounds ground corn 100 pounds ground owls 200 pounds ground wheat and 100 pounds meat scrap. Add 2 percent bone meal 2 percent croved Westone and 1 percent fine salt. Include 50 pounds bran to improve texture when using ground wheats.
Preventing Disease by Removing Older Fowls
The article states most tuberculosis in fowls occurs in alder birds. It argues eliminating older birds stops primary spreaders, so selling birds after their first year of laying improves production and reduces sore loft diseases including tuberculosis.
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Halllat
Ilso
Gordoner
Halliday
Amsted
Ite
Raynard
Greenough
Kilvion
Horace Will
Y Gee. M. Doral
Clara
Maggie Morrison
Livingstone
Balliday
Starr
Oakville
Thomas
Hilburn
Livingstones
Morrison
Clewi
Niles
Robinson's Point
Landiyard
Ward
Jim
Livingstone Drive
Tapestry
Fdith
Geltr
Nighthouse
Tennot
Mr. Bethel
Mr. Porter
Liv
Thera
Tran
West Indies
Hessians
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