Wild Ride Ends in Injury as Ranch Yearling Chooses
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin helps pick a yearling named Stocket Mile at the family ranch. The horse rears during a jump over a corral, injuring Ken and prompting Captain McLaughtis to rush him inside. Ken’s father expresses concern but stays hopeful about his son’s recovery.
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Ken McLaughlin
Ken
Captain McLaughtis
Gus
Flicka
Lex Foreman
Gsshes College
iWe Mare Wien
Dappelle
Goa
Stein
Gs Watchi
Milky Way
Leofells Af Stres
Indiana
Howard
Toal
Laney
Flicka the Filly Tests Ken in a Bonding Summer
Ken cares for Flicka after a wire-cut injury to her leg as they bond over tending her wounds. The boy faces anxiety and responsibility while Flicka heals, offering him focus and a new purpose during a summer of dreamlike adventures.
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Mclaughlin
Flicka
Lfe
Jacob
Pollah
Abe
Home cooks praised for hearty egg and fish dishes amid rising prices
The piece urges housewives to prize eggs and fish as complete proteins for balanced meals while prices rise. It promotes careful egg cooking, varied serving ideas, and suggests Spanish sauce stuffed eggs with toast as a hearty option.
Baked Fish and Egg Dishes from Old Cookery Note
A vintage house menu features baked fish with lemond wedges and broccoli, a Chinese omelet alternative, rice and sauce dishes, and halibut with tomato onion sauce. It includes instructions, ingredients like mushrooms eggs cheese butter and pepper, and notes on serving with toast or rice. The piece ends with a Western Newspaper Union release and cooking tips.
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Pimiente
Pan holder patterns advertised for kitchenware transfer No 29535
An advertisement describes various panholder sets with floral and print designs to protect hands from hot pans. It notes unusually high demand and wartime delays for filling orders, and states five sets are included in transfer No 29535 with prices in cents.
Meat and storage tips from a home guide
The guide advises proper meat handling from purchasing to refrigeration. Ground meat darkens and spoils faster, frozen meat lasts in the freezer but spoils after thawing. Cooked meats require tight covering and cold storage. poultry should be cleaned before refrigerating.
Presidents Who Won After Defeats in Early Elections
The article lists candidates who were defeated once but later won the presidency. Names cited include John Adams in 1796, Thomas Jefferson in 1800, John Quincy Adams in 1824, Andrew Jackson in 1828, William H. Harrison in 1840, and Grover Cleveland in 1892 for his second term.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Quincy Agass
Andrew Jackson
William H Herrison
Grover Cleveland
Exiles’ Contribution to Allied Forces Reported
Nine governments in exile in London have contributed about 45 000 soldiers 27 000 aviators 22 000 seamen 240 naval vessels and roughly 2 300 merchant ships to the Allied nations.
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London
Fevous Remedies Scientista Develops Fungus Tests for Fabrics
Red Cross production workers have supplied 24 million garments for foreign relief in four years of war. Industrial experiments model fungus exposure to test mildew resistance in fabrics rope cordage and thread. Potato pulp pulleys and potato plastic sample license plates explored as substitutes for metal.
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Fevous Remedies
Scientista
Red Cross
Sir
Lush
Leaning Tower of Plen Towers and Civil Health Notes
Sixty years after a frat alake, another architect added a story to the Leaning Tower of Plen but could not stop its tilt. The Companile rises to 179 feet, still leaning and sunk seven feet. Civil health in the USA remains generally good with a 1942 death rate at a record low and births rising from 187 to 207 per thousand.
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Plen
William of
Bealth
United States
USAF
Health
War Man
COR
Fed. 4 Works Agency
Army Tracaport To Transport Equipment Overseas
Army transport to move about 3700 vehicles and equipment of one armored division uses 15 Liberty ships plus troop ships. An armored division active on the move consumes 1 ton of gasoline 690 tons of arid mood and 35 tons of food daily per eight days to keep it afloat.
Electrotype Printing Plates Formed by Copper Deposition
Electrotype printing plates are produced by electrodepositing a copper shell on a wax mold. The copper is backed with tin and an alloy, then mounted on a wooden block for attachment to the printing press.
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Electrotype Printing
Electrotype
Hen Egg Production Rises From 85 to 113 Per Hen
In 1810 the average hen laid 85 eggs per year. Over 25 years production rose to 86. By 1935 the next eight years saw output climb past the prior level to reach an average of 113 eggs per hen.
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Ege
High Flying Recon Aircraft Capture Clear Photos at Scale
Photographic reconnaissance aircraft fly at extreme altitude to obtain highly detailed images. Cameras require electric heating to prevent frosting, yet the resulting photographs remain exceptionally sharp and can be enlarged up to fifty times for analysis.
Timber yields large lumber harvest from federal lands
The government timber program in Oregon and California logged 418 million board feet last year and paid roughly 1 million dollars in property taxes to counties where the land is located.
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Culm
Oregon and
California
Lunde
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