The Saga of John Thomas Aboard A Warship
The tale recounts John Thomas a Deal maker linked to a murder of a boatswain. A bungled hanging left him alive revived by sympathizers then later serves on a ship to the West Indies and East Indies. A chance reunion reveals the inn blood stained room and a missing body leaving the fate of many figures unresolved.
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John Thomas
John
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Portsmouth
West Indies
Boar's Head Inn
India
Boatawain
Boatewain
East Indies
Furlough Memoir Echoes From Uproar on the Front
An English soldier recalling France shares a vivid memory of the firing line and a chance meeting with Roongy d ye, once a beat officer now in military police, who cautions him to guard his reputation as he returns to civilian life.
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Ordara
France
Wores Butl and Jagsby Exchange Quiet City Walks
In a brief exchange, Wores Butl remarks on Jagsby’s midnight stroll through the city. Jagsby admits stepping out briefly and asks if his feet caused trouble. The conversation hints at a discreet night route and questions about public regard.
Spraying for Codling Moth Control Now In Orchards
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station outlines a calendar of sprays to battle codling moth and related pests. Apply within a week of petal drop, use lime sulfur and arsenate of lead paste, drench calyx cups, and time follow up sprays two to three weeks later and again about eight weeks after the first.
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T. J. Talbert
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Poison spray for the young borers
A field guide on preventing borers in fruit trees outlines timing and methods. Before June 1 inspect trunks for signs of borers and remove soil around each tree. Inject carbon disulfate into ground borers, prune exposed larvae, then spray trunks with lead arsenate paste and lime sulfur solution, repeating mid July and mid August.
Necessary garden and orchard work in horticulture article
A discussion of the close ties between horticulture and apiculture and the benefits of integrating garden and orchard practices. It highlights pollen distribution by bees, honey from cover crops, and lessons in intensive cultivation through manure, fertilizers, mulching, tillage, and plant selection for better farm management and home grounds.
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Hherm
Dairying in Western Canada Flourishes Amid War Demand
Western Canada’s cheese industry thrives with high prices and strong demand from war and civilian markets. Alberta’s foothills and Rockies feed potential boost dairy, while hog markets show profitability with low feeding costs and rising prices observed by Calgary Packers. A Monarch farmer set a hog sale record at eleven cents per pound, signaling solid market uptake for farm products.
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Canada
Western
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P. Burns Company
Tuly
Dee
Monarch
Calgary
Dressing Oddly At Odds Over Bills In A Boston Paper
A brief exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a husband and wife debating domestic spending. The husband recalls paying $74 to a dressmaker last month and another $80 recently. The wife remarks that this shows Tam is starting to spend less.
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Mary
Tam
Boston
Evening Transcript
Lydia E Pinkham remedy credited for woman’s recovery
Mrs Wu of Indianapolis describes severe illness and weight loss followed by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims rapid weight gain and renewed strength after five months, praising the remedy as a godsend and urging other women to seek its help. She invites advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Finkeham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Wu
Green
Addison Street
Of No Consequence. A Dramatic Exchange Framed by Silence
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a charged past life with a cloud over memory. He speaks with feeling about secrets, while she responds with cold restraint, ending on a clipped moment of widowhood and withheld weather of emotion.
Fallible Health Secrets From a Busy Street
A fragmented column notes that many avoid medical care yet face serious risk. It highlights how people delaying doctors can worsen health, mentioning medicines and routines that fail to prevent illness. The piece underscores caution about self treatment and the value of professional medical advice.
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