Storm Country intrigue heats Pendlehaven tale
Philip confronts Reginald Brown over Tony Devon in the Pendlehaven house as Katherine and Mrs Curtis scheme to remove the mysterious girl. Tony fears for her safety while Philip vows to shield her, and Reggie plots money and harm as Dr John guards the fragile secret amid family tensions.
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Philip
Katherine
Captain MacCauley
Kathie
Tony
Mrs. Curtis
Sarah
Tennibel Devon
Dr. John
Paul
John
Reggie
Reggie Brown
Mater
Curtis
Caroline
Reginald
Tony Devon
Cousin Paul
State Street
Brown
Salvation Army
Regazie
Pendlehaven
John Pendlehaven
Reginald Brown
Pendiehavens
Tennibel
Lake Cayuga
A Farmer’s Hard Times and Town Wisdom From Arkansas
A farmer recounts years of backbreaking work from 1917 to 1920 buying land and equipment, facing crop losses, and personal losses while noting low cotton prices. He asks Capper’s Farmer readers for advice to keep farmers united and shares how Mrs. Bullock recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Arkansas
S. B. Fisher
White County
Farmer Wilcox scales into success with Holsteins
The story follows A. B. Wilcox from Ontario to Nebraska and Kansas, showing how he used careful milk weighing and cattle selection to build wealth. He shifts from grade cows to registered stock, withstands creamery price cuts, and retires after 40 years of milking, leaving five sons in farming and related ventures. The tale culminates in a banker noting the value of the scales and Wilcox’s cautious optimism for agriculture’s future.
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A. B. Wilcox
Shawnee County
Kansas
Ontario
Canada
Cass County
Nebraska
Perkins County
Keith County
Abilene
Kan
Burrow
Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Board of Trade
France
Mr. Burrow
How to Be Healthy with Chamberlain’s Tablets
Advice on maintaining health by keeping bowels regular and liver and stomach functioning. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle, easy to take remedy that costs a quarter.
Comparative Prices and Wage Logic in 1892
The speaker debates price levels and living costs rooted in 1892 experiences. He recalls selling wheat for 40 cents a bushel at Mountain Grove and argues wages and taxes shape the cost of living. He contends wage increases should balance expenses to enable savings, noting modern farming yields allow 4 to 6 times more output for the same purchases.
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Mountain Grove
Economic commentary on costs in 1892 and today
J. R. Roberts argues delaying purchases raises costs. He cites lumber: three days work buys 100 feet in 1892, now 100 feet and 50 cents. He notes cows, a 1005 pound animal cost $15 in 1892, with 12 days and 3 hours work needed then, while today a seller would require fifteen days work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove
J. R. Roberts
Ada Telegraph School Seeks Ex-Service Men
Ex-service men are urged to learn telegraphy in a few months and earn a good salary. For further information, address Ada Telegraph School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Tel Graph School
Forest product exports rise in value but not in quantity
Exports of lumber and forest products in 1915 reach about 137 million dollars versus 55 million in 1914 and 87 million in 1918, yet the physical quantities in feet and cubic feet do not reflect a corresponding gain.
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United States
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advert
Lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter and coughs. It treats coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant to take. It meets with favor everywhere. Buy it now and be prepared. Ad.
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Chamberlain
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