Portrait Mystery and Murder in Cameron Estate
Clyde uncovers a tangle of deception surrounding Robert Cameron as a Chinese boy dies, a portrait head vanishes, and a yacht voyage leads to blackmail accusations. YUP Sing reveals Cameron and Donald McNish are the same man, sparking Clyde to vow justice while coordinating police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cameron
Phos Tha
Cameron
Clyde
Toom
Evelyn Grayson
Evelyn
Philatue Murphy
Murphy
Nell Gwynne
Iethy
fAgherman
Johnson
Cameron dhan
colleas
Yup Bing
New York
promisi
geuk
Raperon
eng
one 4 won
sedure Cameron
Pekin
China
Dr. Addison
Misa Clement
Crystal Consolidated
Jon
Fifth avenue
epedka
heatlyn
Evelyn deoie
des Clamant
evan
ee sali
inege
Saletan lefees
Yup Sing
Yup
Donald M'N
amile
Donald McNish
chelsea
Chen
Mr. Clyde
taniel
Celestial Empire
McNish
Far West
McNiah
America
Long Inland Sound
Tattooed confessors in a perilous hotel room
In a tense confrontation with Celestials and a nurse, Clyde learns Cameron bears a tattoo mark and a scar linking him to a past brutal crime. Bryan confirms a D M N tattoo and a knife scar, while Eaton rushes to reveal truth as officers arrive to detain Cameron if proven. Continuous suspense builds toward a perilous revelation.
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Chen Mok
State Department
Washington
United States
Clyde
Cameron
Mr. Chen Mok
Bing
Mr. Bryan
Sete
Mr. Brygo
allence
Bryan
Chackabeedy
iece
Checkahbeedy
Yup Sing
Hyen
Evelyn
Tia
electrica
Dr. Massey
Remarkable surgery cures ex soldier Blomquist in Sweden
An ex-soldier named Blomquist was pronounced cured after a risky brain operation in Stocksholm Sweden. Shot in the head during maneuvers a year ago half the brain was injured and the operation restored reading and writing abilities while he returned to farming in robust health with no apparent long term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomquist
Stocksholm
Sweden
Blomauist
Clover Japanese Industry in Honolulu Expands Through Fisheries Plant
Honolulu Japanese have built a new industry near the Fisheries Company market, buying surplus aku and processing dried fish for export to the mainland. They operate a plant where fish are cleaned boiled and dried into an edible article, claimed to be palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Fisheries Company
Fragrance Plants and Wild Aromatic Oils in Eastern States
The article surveys fragrant wild plants used for volatile oils, noting that uncultivated species outnumber cultivated ones. Sassafras and sweet birch oils are highlighted, with geographic ranges from Florida to New York and into Georgia and Alabama, and early 19th century production in Kentucky, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. Distillation yields of sassafras bark and birch bark are described along with market effects from the Pure Food and Drug Act.
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America
Florida
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
prevent
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
sassafras
Brain and business rhyme in farm and orchard skill
A reader notes that running a farm or orchard requires as much brain as managing a typical business, arguing that thoughtful planning and management are essential to success in agriculture.
Roots for Cows in Coming Winter and Fall
An acre of rutsbagas will yield ample roots for the conwa next winter and provide good rooting for the bogs this autumn.
Blueberries in Acid Soils From Eastern United States
The article explains two blueberry cultivation methods in acidic eastern soils. One uses upland trenches or peat holes with deep drainage, the other grows plants in drained peat bogs with mulching and sand, avoiding rapid winter flooding. It contrasts blueberries with huckleberries, noting blueberry size, seed characteristics, and the need to keep products distinct in price and labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
east
United
Loosens Up Crusted Rows With Homemade Tool
A Kansas farmer describes a home made implement to loosen crusted corn fields after listing corn. The contraption uses an old corn sled with a 2 by 6 across the back and heavy log chains to pull three rows at once, speeding field work when time equals money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Mowrer
Herrington
Kan
Jaleo
Waste Turned Into Profit
A study shows feeding shelled corn with 2.5 to 3 pounds of milk yields more pork than corn alone. A bushel of corn plus 153 pounds of milk produced 17.7 pounds of pork, up from 11.9 pounds with corn and water. Extra milk, even skim milk, can boost pork yields about 5.8 pounds per unit, valued around 40 cents last year. The article notes factories turning waste into by products and suggests farms can apply these methods to milk as a by product of fat era practices.
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H. R. FLINT
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How to Remove Rust From Farm Tools Using Lye and Linseed Oil
Instructions describe using six hours soak in lye water to remove rust from plows and cultivator shovels. Mix two tablespoons of lye in water and apply with a swab, wearing gloves, until the surface whites. Afterward hitch tools and use. rust resistance is enhanced by coating bright surfaces with raw linseed oil. Clean up with water.
Poultry Feeding Tips for Young Poults
Feed for poults recommends hard boiled eggs chopped with onion tops and jettuca leaves and a touch of salt and pepper. Precude 18 hours with sharp grit. After the first week shift to boiled rice stale bread milk cheese sour milk stew and light black pepper. Individuality in breeding dairy cattle noted.
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Niekieh
Fie
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Taylor's Hotel
New York City
Berrias
Walley
Locsena
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