Outlaw Gorbel Faces Arson and Sheriff’s Arrest
In a tense Shoestring town drama, Paul Gorbel confronts John Belknap over a forged theft and an arson accusation. A sheriff arrives with a warrant as Gorbel attempts to flee, leading to a pistol shot and a critical injury. John Belknap watches developments from the boarding house as the case heads toward a dramatic continuation.
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Kampfest
Kawpfest
Paul Gorbel
John Belknap
Daxter
DeForest
Paul Gorbels
Felknap
John Beknap
Bank of Kampfest
Marie
Nat Bradshaw
Nat
John
Ike
Mat
Ile
Belknap & Gorbel
McWethy
Penguin Poultry Could End Fence Quarrels
A Kansas agricultural study reports a dominant inherited trait in poultry that makes flight feathers stop growing, yielding flightless birds nicknamed penguin poultry. Breeders could transfer this trait to standard breeds, potentially reducing the need for high fences and altering roost layouts.
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D. & Warren
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Dark Lands Invite the Explorer
Exploration is a phase of adventure and science as physicists and chemists break matter to learn earth and stars. The piece highlights Prince Luigi Amadeo, the Abruzzi, famed climbs, and unmapped regions from the Arctic to Australia, ending with a medicine ad for Dr. Pierce’s Pellets.
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Luigi Amadeo of
Savoy
Duke of
the Abruzel
Peary
Godwin Austen
Kashmir
Nework Times
Arctic
Antarctic
Alaska
Ruwenzort
Sahara
Arabia
Amaryon
Borneo
New Guinea
Congo
Australia
Appalachians
Jefferson
Bechuana
Lake Ngarmi
Africa
Orwalt
Sanitation urged to fight new poultry disease threat
The animal pathology and hygiene division at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture warns that strict sanitation is essential to control a new leucemia like disease endangering about 37 million dollars of poultry. No treatment exists. prevent with premises disinfection and avoid breeding from infected flocks. Signs include reduced egg production, unthriftiness, blindness, and paralysis in mature birds.
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College of Agriculture
University of Ilmnois
Early Hatch Variation in Pullets Predicts Winter Lays
It notes pullets from the same hatch and breeders vary in laying start by weeks. Early starters tend to be the best winter layers and future breeding stock. Identify precocious pullets by hatch date using toe punches or similar methods to track laying onset for next year.
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Los Angeles Times
Feeding Turkey Hens For Better Batch and Health
Proper nutrition boosts egg production in turkey hens. Provide a grain ration and a mash with animal protein, plus grit and ample fresh water. Green alfalfa leaves offer early season greens to complement the diet.
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Gise
Sessun Lairie
Breeding from pullets in poultry practice
Breeding from pullets is not generally advised yet can yield good chicks. Old hens may produce thriftier offspring, but well matured pullets with good sized eggs, chosen carefully, can give satisfactory results.
Yellow Warbler Deters Cowbird By Building New Nest
A yellow warbler common in eastern states during summer defeats cowbird parasitism by watching the nest and employing a ruse. It buries the foreign egg by constructing a new nest atop the original, thwarting the cowbird’s strategy.
Beavers Primp And Preen In Busy Mammal Life
Beavers are described with scent glands on each side of the body and tooth combs on their hind feet. They spend much time preening and grooming when awake, amid eating, playing, or constructing.
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Bayer
Summing It On Love and Friendship as Currency
The passage links love friendship and family to currency, arguing hoarding harms all. It asserts constant circulation benefits everyone and notes relationships accumulate value as they move between people.
Uniforms Documented In Wardrobe Dept History Film Cifice
A prominent motion picture company keeps copies of every army uniform from the last war in its wardrobe department to ensure accurate reproductions. The repository covers uniforms from multiple regiments and nations for film use.
Indiana's Sixth Governor and Early Life Details
The article notes Indiana's sixth governor with a native Pennsylvanian named David Wallace. It states he was born in Mifflin County on April 24 1799 and moved with his family to Ohio where they became neighbors of General William Henry Harrison.
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Mme of Heaven
John
John Beltnap
Bane
Gorbe
Nat Bradshaw
John Pelknap
Indiana
Tndiana
David Walace
Mifflin County
Pennsylvania
Ohto
William Henry Harrison
Do Not Raise Silk Worms Says Entomology Bureau
The bureau of entomology of the United States Department of Agriculture reports silkworm raising experiments have failed largely due to high labor costs and no current commercial efforts are being made.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States
Department of Agriculture
Pangwern College Teaches Juggling Balancing Arts
In Cheltenham England Pangwern College runs juggling and balance fests for pupils. One exercise has girls stand on a pedestal to juggle three balls and balance two oranges on a plate on the head.
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Pangwern College
Cheltenham
Inngland
Old Hickory Sprig Adorns Canton Cemetery Tribute
In Canton Baptist cemetery James Sayre is remembered with a hickory sprig worn in life to honor Andrew Jackson. Sayre, described as a great admirer, carried the symbol as a buttonhole tribute daily while alive.
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James Sayre
Cantonian Baptist
Sayre
Andrew Jackson
Jin Tehen
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Patchorue N.Y
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