Unnamed Lovers Plot Amid Mediterranean Voyage
Win Shute faces a web of deceit aboard a ship bound for Naples as Miss Riley fears danger and Jerrold Mansel’s schemes unfold. The wireless operator's loyalties and a looming Genoa meeting push Shute toward a risky reveal of his true identity.
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Naples
Nester
Gome
Riley
Jed Mansel
Mansel
Sisly
Miss Riley
Misa Riley
Win
Mother F
Win Shute
Auis Riley
Jerrold Mangel
James Winton Shore
Mr. James
Mediterranean
Wic Shute
Trig Ford
The Stable Fly A Serious Menace to Livestock
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin warns the stable fly breeds in vegetable matter and manure with straw. it bites humans and livestock, causing pain and heavy losses, especially to horses and cattle. Spraying is ineffective. control relies on proper stable refuse care and straw disposal. The bulletin titled The Stable Fly offers complete prevention and control instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
High Egg Prices Advice From Poultry Guide
The article outlines methods to boost egg output and profits by selecting prolific breeds such as White Leghorns Wyandottes Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons. It stresses good care shelter cleanliness roosting and vermin control plus frequent egg collection storage marketing and attractive packaging emphasizing cash sales and size quality distinctions.
Blueberries Proving Profitable In New Jersey Cultivation
A New Jersey grower with 20 acres near Browns Mills at Witesbog uses native and U S Department of Agriculture hybrids to produce high quality blueberries. Berries run up to four-fifths of an inch and sell for about ten dollars a bushel, with older plants yielding nearly 100 bushels per acre. Scientists say peat and sand soils suit blueberries, turning marginal lands into productive fields.
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New Jersey
Pari
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Witesbog
Browns Mills
Department of Agriculture
Western
Canada
Ibs
Western Canada
Manitoba
Chewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
Johnstone Gift Sti
Des Moines
Iowa
Censaiay
Succession Planting for Continuous Garden Harvests
A guide on keeping garden space seeded through the year to supply crops over long seasons. It suggests staggered plantings of sweet corn and beans from April to July, radishes March to September, and emphasizes seeding between crops to extend fresh produce into summer and fall.
Summer spray aids apples
Iowa farmers joined with the lows experiment station and county agents in summer spraying demos across 11 orchards in 10 counties. Sprayed trees yielded 7 bushels versus 2.5 bushels from unsprayed trees, selling at $2 to $3 per bushel vs $1. Cost per tree was 60 cents for materials, labor, and depreciation.
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Iowa
Lows
Sore Shoulders of Horses Cropping Up in Working Animals
A horse health note explains shoulder sores arise from collars that are too wide or too long. It recommends trying a different collar or using a pad to alleviate the irritation and prevent further injury.
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Dean
Philadelphia
Dogn
H. Munn
Doan
Gen Bez Doan
Foster-Milsurn O
Buffalo
Feeding Trough for Swine
Feeder designed to pour slops into a trough without pigs climbing legs or spilling feed. Extends about a foot outside the pen. two uprights hold it in place. Prevents hogs thrusting under the stream and reduces spilled slop during feeding.
All Stock Like Soy Beans as Silage
Soy beans take no more moisture when planted with corn than weeds and their leaves make rich silage. The labor of curing for soybeans with corn is no greater than for corn alone. Properly cured the crop is relished by all stock.
Rape crop feeds pigs with minimal protein balance
Rape leaves show high protein content and can balance animal diet. Pigs fed rape pasture with small amounts of tankage or alternatives need little supplementary feed like buttermilk or skim milk to balance their ration.
Piscatorial Labor Saver by Uncle Eph Johnson
In Scott county Kentucky Uncle Eph Johnson claims to have invented a fishing aid described as a labor saver. The contraption uses an umbrella rib in mud with a sleigh bell at the top. when a fish bites the bell rings and the angler is alerted. The device is not patented and is offered openly to fishing enthusiasts.
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Eph Johnson
Scott County
Kentucky
Stupie
Eph
Dwele
Bilkins Household Dispute Over Wages Frays Tempers
In a domestic exchange at Bilkins' home a quarrel erupts over wages. Mrs Bilkins faces not receiving her expected earnings this week while her partner asserts they are in agreement but courts ongoing friction.
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Bilkins’ House
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Dar
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Jerrold Snes
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