Flicka and Ken Face Trials on the Wyoming Ranch
On a Wyoming ranch, Ken McLaughlin struggles with Flicka the colt who eludes capture after a dramatic escape. The mare endures severe injuries from wire and hooves as Ken and the family tend her wounds and hope for recovery, while questions of her mental state loom.
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Ken McLaughlin
Wyoming Ranch
Billy
Ken
Captain McLaughlin
Gilly
McLaughlin
Toca
Flicka
Weir
Gus
Fleka
Crison
Cilico Baldy
Buck
Cheyenne
Dad
Filcka
Ker
Howard
Tim
Ross
Nursin
Salad Ideas for Fall Meals from Lyn Chambers
Practical fall salad guide with raw vegetables and cottage cheese as hearty options. Includes Tomato Stuffed With Green Pepper Slaw, Green Bean Salad with Requefort, Surprise Vegetable Salad, Egg Dressing Lettuce Salad, Apple Carrot Cottage Cheese Salad, Molded Cranberry Salad, and sandwich fillings tips.
Simple Guide to Fresh Colorful Salads
Lynne advises on keeping ingredients distinct in hearty salads. Do not over chop vegetables. toss gently and let greens stay green and fresh. Dress lightly so flavors remain. Serve cold on clean plates and vary colors and produce daily.
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Lynne
Nightgown Set and Bed Jacket Pattern No 135 Ad
Advertisement describes a nightgown set and a bed jacket in Horbarn Bell Pattern No 135 for bust measurements 30 to 42. It lists fabric requirements and sizes including yardage for the gown and jacket and mentions sizing for shoe 14. The tone is promotional and fabric oriented.
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Witzen
School Belle A CLASSIC for the girl’s wardrobe
A casual jumper with a set-in belt and ample pockets from Bell Pattern No 1871 B for sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 years. The design aims to spark bright eyes and a perfect start for the school girl.
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Pattera
Hawkshill Sea Turtle With Shingled Roof Describes Shell
The hawkshill sea turtle shows shell plates laid in overlapping shingles. The shell reaches about two feet in length, plates average eight by twelve inches. Found in warm Atlantic Pacific and Indian waters, the shell can be heated and bent into various shapes.
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Atantic
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Equipment for Air Transport Opens Night Operations Light Unit
The article describes equipment adapted for air transport including a portable gasoline operated lighting unit enabling night work and field lighting for night flying. Scrapers are carried to combat areas by jeep or vehicle. Hollers filled with water or sand aid operations. Transporting a bulldozer by plane is noted as a new capability.
Lean Mixture Errors and Dehydrated Vegetables
Lean mixtures waste fuel and cause overheating while too rich mix harms valve seats. Fuel economy depends on carburetor adjustments and load testing. Dehydrated vegetables offer more body than fresh or canned but quality should be judged on merit, not similarity to fresh.
Repairs for Winter on Farm Implements Shipping Tag Reminder
The note advises storing repairs Afro checking machines for winter service with a shipping tag attached to the implement. This helps crews order parts early to avoid delays next spring. It also mentions pace changes in monotony affecting color.
Powdered eggs aid Allies in wartime supply lines
Powdered eggs have surged for wartime use and are a major food ahead in the war effort. Marines and other United Nations forces rely on this form to sustain diets, while civilians in England Russia and other lands see powdered eggs as a critical but unwelcome addition. The space saved in shipping enables more nourishment to reach soldiers and allies, with about nine million pounds shipped monthly to global outposts.
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United Nations
England
Russia
Rarely cultivated weed spread by roots and seeds
The piece notes a resilient weed with seven foot roots that may curb erosion. It claims 1900 known species worldwide and over two million tons produced annually in the United States. It discusses Brazil Sao Paulo climate enabling multiple crop cycles and high potential for cocoon and cotton production in the Amazon Basin.
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United States
Sao Paulo
Japan
Americss
Amazon Basin
Brazil
Flat Pate A Diatomaceous Earth Composition Note
Diatomaceous earth mainly consists of skeletons of microscopic aquatic plants. The material is used to achieve flatness or reduce gloss in protective coatings and flat paints. The text references RTO 35 and its application to various war materials to prevent glint.
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Orrick
Mary O'Harage
Qonaillan
Doc Hicks
Dot
Evening Cane
Nell
Sam
Mcloughlin
Herp
St Ram
Sud McLoughnan
Neil
Hoss
Lynn Chambers
Mena
Lyn Chambers
Western Newspper Union
Desplainas Street
Chicago
Zan
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Mireet
Francisco Eacteee
Attern MO
Bk Joseph
Salt Lake
del Lake City
Utah
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