Warrington Returns to Reunite With Family and Work
Warrington revisits New York and meets his employer Mr Elmore to discuss a Chinese contract. He travels onward to confront his brother Arthur, only to find Arthur is his twin Paul still alive, while Elsa pursues a risky overseas quest to locate Warrington.
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Elsa
Saigon
Warrington
Isa
Tie
Paul
Martha
Paul Ellison
Arthur
Raul
Per Yen
Singapore
Batavia
Hongkong
Shang“Ai
Pekin
Manila
Henghkong
Yokohama
Slany Cellegran
The Two Grothers Chapter XIX Passage
The prose traces a weary traveler drifting between ports toward an end he fears. He regrets leaving Elsa but cannot escape memories and longing as he contemplates a futile homecoming and the pull of past affections.
Rescue Bid Aims to Save California Bear from Extinction
A Siskiyou County legislator sponsors a bill to ban bear killing in summer and end trapping year round. The move, echoed by sportsmen in other western states, seeks to preserve the legendary California bear that stars on the state seal and is valued as a cultural symbol despite dwindling numbers.
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Brain
Golden State
Siskiyou County
Druin
Los Angeles
Dre 5
Singers at hydro recital draw verdict from audience
The crowd enjoyed a friendly gathering at the hydro plant though the young vocalist fell short of concert pitch. After several tries he stopped, and the chairman praised his effort while joking that the person who asked him to sing should be shot.
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The
Hydro
Rove
Maxwell Motor opens saleswomen bureau in New York
Maxwell Motor company announces expanding opportunities for women in sales. President states women excel as demonstrators and salespeople and assigns Mrs Crystal Eastman Benedict to head the saleswoman bureau. early hires show strong value.
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Maxwell Motor Company of
New York
Crystal Eastman Benedict
Life and Habits of Hessian Fly by Herbert A Shearer
The Hessian fly threat spans the United States from 1779 to today. It lays eggs on leaf surfaces and maggots feed at the leaf base above the roots, creating flaxseed stages that hide underground. Detection relies on leaf color changes and tiller formation, with control through fall and spring field management and deep burying of stubble to kill dormant flaxseeds.
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Herbert A. Shearer
United States
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
Sansas
Soil for Orchards
Soil for orchards should be deep and well drained, with good flexibility, yet not so porous as to cause drought. It should support tree roots with stable moisture while avoiding waterlogging.
Importance of Rooster in Breeding Pens
The note stresses that a rooster is half of a breeding pen and highlights that irregularity in dairy work leads to loss. It presents practical guidance for managing breeding and warns that inconsistencies reduce productivity.
Goose Feathers Yield and Harvest Timing
A goose yields about one pound of feathers yearly. Do not pluck in summer to protect growth and market appearance. Pluck only when quill ends lack blood, as feathers come out easily without hard pulling.
Care for Young Alfalfa in Early Growth
Alfalfa must be carefully cared for in its infancy. It is not well to pasture it the same year it is sown. Proper early care helps establish a strong stand and future yields. Ensure gentle establishment and avoid overgrazing during initial growth.
Teach Calf to Drink and Pruning Tips
Advice on calmly teaching a calf to drink through patient handling. Also notes that summer pruning boosts root growth while winter pruning favors wood growth.
Dangerous Dairy Bulls Cannot Be Pet Pets
An article warns that dairy bulls kept with cows during breeding pose severe risks. It urges secure handling with a nose ring and tethering for exercise, advocates small enclosed paddocks with good feed, and stresses that attendants must remain firm and avoid overconfidence.
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Eall
TEST OUT PROFITABLE COWS
Minnesota Experiment Station advocates cow testing to ensure dairy cows pay for feed. With rising feed costs, farmers should use scales and a Babcock tester to measure milk quantity and quality. Testing helps cull unprofitable cows and promotes better feeding and business-minded dairying.
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W.al WR Ernow
Minnesota Experiment Station
Beware of the quiet bull and prompt obedience
Warning about handling bulls in close contact. Emphasizes not letting any bullmate tease or play with a bull to avoid sudden attacks. Stresses consistent vigilance and preparedness to prevent trouble from a quiet bull turning dangerous.
Dehorning calves early and breeding heifers timing advice
The text urges early dehorning for calves under a month old using caustic potash, notes that prevention is humane and effective, and advises dairy breeders to wait at least twenty months between a heifer’s first and second calves, warning against breeding too soon.
Keep Stables Clean and Let Cows Do the Work
Farmers urged to keep stables clean and to let cows contribute manure to the farm system. Emphasis on humane, sustainable livestock maintenance and efficient barn hygiene.
Skulls as Drinking Cups in Historical Tales
The piece notes old Scandinavian legends of feasting with skulls of vanquished foes as drinking cups. It also cites Mandeville describing the Cguebres exposing parent corpses to birds until only skeletons remained and skulls kept as drinking vessels.
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Earth
Mandeville
Curious Night With Firemen Sparks Uncle’s Curiosity
A city nephew led his uncle into a fire station at night to watch the firemen slide down a pole and dart back up to their quarters. The uncle preferred staying to see them return, quipping about watching them scoot back up the pole.
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Urele Ben Barnstraw
Not in His Line Postgrad Plan Stirs Father
A college graduate tells his father he plans a postgraduate course in economics. The father questions the link to economy and doubts his son's aptitude for the field. The exchange highlights generational views on pursuing further study.
Woman credits Postum with curing coffee ill health
A Ohio woman recalls years of heart trouble and nervous prostration caused by coffee. She stopped coffee after trying Postum and reports restored health, steady nerves, and ability to work. The ad cites Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with prices and a "There's a Reason" slogan.
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Ohio
Postum
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
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