Love by Telephone Leads to Real Love
In Redfern Hetty defies her aunt and uncle to keep her romance with Ned Monroe alive. When burglars target her uncle Simon Barclay, Hetty uses a telephone hookup to summon Ned and a quick police response. The rescuers foil the break in, and Barclay retracts his anti telephone stance. He grants Ned permission to use the phone and praise for the young lovers.
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Simon Barclay
Hetty
Aha
Ned Monroe
Redfern
Simon
Ned Monros
Ned
Hatty
Hétty
Oceana
Farmer Moore
Betty
Mr. Barclay
Old Simon
Tigother
W. G. Chapman
Memorial tribute to Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes discovery
A discussion of honoring Oliver Wendell Holmes for his pivotal work on childbed fever and its contagion. The text notes initial professional ridicule, his acceptance abroad, and eventual recognition in Europe and the United States. It mentions monuments in Budapest and ongoing remembrance in scientific circles.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmen
Nurge
Holmes
England
Vienna
Buda
United States Arsenal
Watertown
Mast
Young Soldier Proves a Hero in Wartime Rescue
A French private, Jean Berger of the Second Regiment, earns hero status after he drags his wounded colonel to safety under heavy fire during a battle on the Aisne. He then tends to an English officer, aids a dying German soldier, and endures a hand wound himself. An English officer vows to press for a Victoria Cross for the brave act.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Angers
Jean Berger
V. C
Jean
Upper
Alsace
Aisne
Herolam
Seatheless
Grenadier Guards
Jeatt
Mats’ Ips
Toll
Honivael
Battia
Uhlans
Lttle
Limgelf
Prompion
Victoria Groas
Red Cross
Victoria Croge
Union of Hearts
Teres Thers
Cyclist Corps
Henri Roger
Fifth Infantry
British cyclist wins French medal for bravery in WWI action
Henri Roger recalls a daring English cyclist delivering a warning under fire at the Aisne. Despite being shot twice, he pressed on to reach French lines, where a French officer awarded him the medaille militaire for gallantry, the Croix de Guerre equivalent.
Transformation of a Fearsome Warrior in Battle
The text portrays a warrior transformed into a blaze of fury. He becomes a figure of destruction, no longer dull courage but seething zeal that sweeps enemy ranks like fire. Machine guns cannot oppose this wrathful zeal, and the frightful laughter remains etched in memory forever.
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Ilka
Husker Thomas Sets Michigan Corn Husking Record
Grand Rapids man Thomas wins Michigan corn husking title by shucking 146 bushels in ten hours on R. G. Brumm farm near Nag h ville. He averages 14 3 5 bushels per hour, with a best 76 bushels in 40 minutes. Family history shows grandfather, father both husked high totals, corn from Folsom yellow dent variety on 216 acre Brumm field yielded 1 143 bushels total at 140 bushels per acre.
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Grand Rapide
Mich
Thomas
Michigan
R. G. Brumm
Naghville
Bary County
Bughela
Thomas Hag
Brumm
Testing Shows Up Loafers in Progressive Dairy Farming
G R Ingalls of the Wisconsin Experiment Station argues cow testing yields profits of 100 dollars or more per year per cow by identifying high producers and culling nonprofitable animals. The article promotes using the test to build a profitable herd, reduce wasted labor, and boost dairy quality through proven ancestry, while noting silos provide winter feed and help during pasture shortages.
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G. R. Ingalls
Wlacehsin
Correct Time For Feeding Cows And Silage Practices
A writer argues for feeding full morning and evening rations with a light noon hay, to guide cows to milking stalls. Do not feed before milking, especially with silage, to avoid sour milk odor. ensure ample water and salt, and mix a dash of acidified silage with grain.
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Saya
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Lucy Gorton Barrows
DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes
Canal Zone
Colonel
Englishman
Great Britain
Tunis
Roger
Ian
Hamilton
Home Arity
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