Business Reasons in a Garden Plot Thick with Gossip
Dorothy confronts rumors of Jack Milliott pursuing the young Mrs. Ward as social circles watch. Dorothy recalls his missed dinner and a last minute substitute escort while suspicions mount about alliances with the Winters family and Chester Hill. Dorothy and Jack clash over explanations in a tense morning call foreshadowing further revelations.
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Jack Milliott
Mrs. Morehouse
Golf
Jack
Mrs. Ward
Mrs. Atwater
Dorothy Winters
Dorothy
Chester Hill
Chester
Larry Morton
Percy Anson
Jack Elliott
Dinsmore
Larry
Sunshiner
Dot
Eatia Factory
Sunset Touches at Leicester Club Reveal Hidden Hearts
In a tangled social scene at the Leicester hotel club, Dorothy and Jack confront delayed explanations amid a dinner with the Dun stans and Chester Hill. Percy's gossip and Mrs Ward's presence spark misunderstandings, but Dorothy’s glance to Jack hints at forgiveness as they drift toward sunset and unspoken reconciliation.
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Jack
Dorothy
Leicester
the Dunstans
Chester Itill
Maro
Chester Hill
Percy An
Hill
Percy
Henry Ardmore
Brokers
Mrs. Ward
Elliott
Dinsmore
Ardmore
Facts On Limestone Burning And Product Weight
A ton of pure limestone yields about 14 bushels of lime after burning, roughly 1120 pounds, with real yield often higher due to impurities and incomplete CO2 removal. Limestone weighs 145 to 175 pounds per cubic foot, indicating a ton would fill twelve to fourteen cubic feet depending on density.
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Glevan
Gyer's Film of Two Old Men Playing Chets
A village store frames a moving picture by Gyer showing two elderly men playing chets. The attempt to capture their game faces challenges and raises questions about film making in small communities.
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Gyer
Maker Make
Air raid horror described from a Berlin hotel
A German doctor recounts a French air raid on Berlin, detailing a squadron overhead, heavy shrapnel, and a terrifying roar as bombs fall. He and others hide in a cellar beneath a hotel, lights fail, and bombs explode nearby. Several homes are wrecked and five people killed in a market scene littered with blown horses.
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Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Hera
Poe Memorial Fund Campaign For Grave In Baltimore
Virginia Pearson, prominent actress, leads a drive to raise ten thousand dollars to mark the grave of Edgar Allan Poe in Baltimore. The plan includes securing a fitting monument at the obscure Fayette Street cemetery as Pearson studies Poe alongside her zoo visits in Central Park with elephants and camels.
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Edgar Allen Poa
Fayette Street
Baltimore
Virginia Pearson
Horself
Pearson
Central Park
Auction of Texan and antique books on estate sale
The administrator of Touathap Quatman's estate offers 600 Texan books for sale with market value noted. The remainder consists of antiquated textbooks pamphlets and other paper bound volumes.
Trickery and Terror Aboard the Noordam in War Deception
Passengers recount wartime near misses as a British cruiser supposedly destroyed a U boat by exposing a disguised merchantman superstructure with a hidden large gun. Dutch contraband tricks and benzine in cement blocks reveal German smuggling methods observed by Holland ship masters. The Noordam faced German taubes, British boarding, and Austrian detainees while sailing from Rotterdam to the English coast.
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New York
Frank Ff. Boulton
Noordam
Boulton
Anderson
Vitalia
Holland
Rhine
Germany
Rotterdam
Taubes
Deal
Downa
Judge rules on Oregon divorce case amid rumors
Portland judge refuses divorce without stronger proof. Dr Glenn M Wambold testified he married in 1903, left in 1909 to run a chicken ranch, and returned to find his wife gone. He implied she left with another man, but the judge replied that guesses do not count and more evidence is needed.
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Portland
Ore
Reno
McGinn
Glenn M. Wambold
Wambold
Pennsylvania
Ranch inheritance offers escape from jail for Huff
Luther Huff in Creek county jail for larceny hears a Broad City New Mexico bachelor uncle Gilmore left him a ranch and herd valued at 8101,000. Lawyers rush to volunteer for Huff who awaits release and plans a trust paper for the son's education.
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Bapulpa
Okla
Luther Huff
Creek County
Gilmore
Broad City
N. M
Hut
Hutt
Truat
Untitled Note on New Machinery Program by Hen Nessy Bros
Fragmentary note describes a new machinery program purchased by Hen Nessy Bros. It mentions a phone and a year of innovation, but details are unclear. The text signals a shift to using the program whenever opportunities arise, though specifics are missing.
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Undertaker
Munigee
Mysig
Hennessy Bros
Pasteurized Milk in Favor of the Process
The article argues that pasteurizing market milk eliminates disease risks, improves keeping quality, and benefits both milk dealers and consumers. It notes typical pasteurization at 145 degrees for about thirty minutes causes no significant physical or chemical changes, while higher heat reduces creaming and can impart a cooked taste, though some physicians still support boiling point for children's milk.
Improving the Dairy Herd
University of Wisconsin dairy guide advises gentleness to cows and avoiding excitement, consistent milking times, clean well lit ventilated stables, weighing milk at milking, sharing a Babcock milk tester with a neighbor to test each cow, culling nonperformers, and breeding cows to a purebred registered dairy bull from a strong family.
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Georgy Humphrey
University of Wisconsin
Babcock
Dairy Herd Improvement and Breeding Guidelines
Guidance on breeding dairy cows to raise profitable butterfat production. Suggestions include raising heifer calves from productive cows, dropping first calves at 24 to 30 months, ensuring eight weeks rest between lactation periods, and joining a dairy cattle breeders association to stay updated on modern management methods.
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Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Association
Importance of the Dairy Cow in Civilization
In this piece N J Fraser argues the dairy cow is the most economical producer of human food among domestic animals. She can live and yield milk on a roughage-only ration, converting half of our nonedible crops into human food, making her vital to sustaining civilization and permanent agriculture.
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N. J. Fraser
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Keith Kenyon
Serbia
Austria
Poe
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