Lindon fraud unmasked after nurse's revelation
Mrs Dynevor and Harold Dynevor learn Bridget Ransom's account of Mrs Lindon's and Julia Maunders' roles. Harold exposes Eustace Lindon's scheme to swap daughters and steal Lillian Dynevor's inheritance, while Beryl Lindon is identified as the real heir. Lindon signs a full confession and relinquishes control, with Lillian set to inherit.
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Bridget
Mise
Lillian
Mrs. Dynevor
Mrs. Ransom
Miss Lillian
Brighton
Uindon
Dynipoor
Julia
France
Dynevor
Harold Dynevor
Nina
Harold
Lindon
Frank
Beryl Lindon
Lilian Dynevor
Bridget Ransom
Kitty
Beryl
Frank Dynevor
Mr. Proctor
Harold Rynevor
Woodlands
England
St. Jacent
Brittany
Lillian Dynevor
Lalge
Julia Maunders
Mr. Lindon
Eustace Lindon
Vows Recorded In Tramesa Art Frames With Sea Trophies
In Provence and Italian seaports ex voto paintings honor vows made by pilgrims in peril at sea. Frames feature ship splinters, heavy cable pieces, tar splashes, and shells. surrounding jaths display spears, darts, or hardwood swords. Gallants vow-bound sailors adorn their works with shell encrusted bands and sea weed.
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Tramesa
Provence
Italy
Missed His Calling Insurance Man Praised For Wit
A young insurance man recently met a group of good people through a grave, dignified acquaintance who praised his family background. The speaker praised Mr B for his honesty and character, noting his skill with stories and joking that a capable liar could be a plane tuner or a fighting rod agent.
Marine Torch Experiments Illuminate Thames Flows
Experiments by the Thames Conservancy Board used a marine torch with calcium carbide tubes. When submerged, contact with water produced a brilliant light visible over long distances. The torch may be requisitioned to illuminate river sections at night to guide vessels, as current illuminants are insufficient.
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Thames
Thames Conservancy Board
Abusive Letter Sparks Neighborly Accusation
In a tense exchange, Pearson and a companion discuss who sent an abusive letter. They suspect the culprit may be the cranky neighbor, but another source suggests the writer knows Pearson far better, hinting at a closer acquaintance or personal motive.
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Pearson
Mrs. Pearson
John
Poultry on the dairy farm and pig feeding notes
A condensed report from the Illinois Dairymen's convention covers poultry on dairy farms. It urges knowledge, favors White Wyandottes for high egg and meat yield, and outlines house size, feeding strategies, and winter care to boost profits. it also reviews pig feeding results from Maryland experiments, stressing age, ration balance, and target weight to maximize profit.
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Farmers’ Review
IlMnoia
Munger
Plymouth Rock
Maryland Experiment Stuation
Germs In Milk From Udder Contamination discussed
The article argues germs enter milk from inside the udder and from barn dust and dirt. It notes that early milk carries more bacteria, that the milking process flushes out organisms, and that cleanliness of the cow and environment greatly reduces contamination.
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Mik
Poot
H. L. Russell
Haseltine Moth Catcher Aimed At Saving Orchards From Insects
A 20th Century Farmer report notes Haseltine Moth Catcher promises to protect fruit trees at one dollar per acre, using dual reflectors and a torch to attract and drown moths in kerosene. Trials in Central Missouri show reduced damage where traps protected adjoining orchards from spraying. Central Farmer of Omaha, Neb., handles sales and information to growers nationwide.
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A. Haseltine
Missouri
No. 1
Maine
California
Omaha
Neb
Starchy Foods and Child Nutrition in Plain Terms
The article warns that children fed mainly on starch heavy foods like puddings gain little nourishment and are harder to digest. It suggests that bran gluten gum sugar and phosphates are better foundations, while offering varied puddings based on bread fruit custards and eggs with milk as healthier substitutes.
Marritzge Barred on Suit in Iowa Case
In Turner vs Hitchcock, 20 Iowa 310, women in Shell Rock Butler County raided a saloon, destroying items. Plaintiff married a raider after the tort, and the court held marriage discharges all co‑tortfeasors, a ruling cited by a Chicago attorney regarding Mrs. Carrie Nation’s raid.
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Marritzge
Carrie Nation
Chicago
Turner
Cour
Dillon
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