Quatermain's Wife and the Hidden Alpine Kraal
Allan Quatermain narrates a perilous journey with Stella to a marble-floored upland estate carved from white stone. They discover a hermitage ruled by Stella’s father, Mr. Carson, an Oxford-educated survivor. The pair recall how Stella saved Allan and Tata from peril, while the baboon-woman Hendrika remains a volatile figure amid the mountain marvels and rediscovered family ties.
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Quaritoa
V.C
Mgr. Meeson
Quatermain
Jeas
Hendrika
Hendrik
Tam
Stella
Wan
Lam
Indaba-zimbi
Africa
Mr. Carson
Tung
Father
Oxfordshire
England
Allan Quatermain
Cape
Kaffir
Miss
Miss Stella
Allan
Tata
Judaba-zimbi
Farm and Stock Yard Notes From Iowa Farm Press
Summary of Iowa agricultural updates covering meat and dairy trends, weather impacts, and farming techniques. Highlights include Babcock test adoption, government dairy projects, wool demand, dehorning debates, pasture management, gopher control, and calls for cooperative butter marketing to counter eastern price pressure.
Institute Work and the Farmers Institutes Controversy
A writer disputes a New York editor's claim over the Institute law and their role in farmers meetings. They deny meddling with farmers and acknowledge Mr. Klinefelter’s influence while expressing willingness to yield if farmers prefer no outside speakers.
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Klinefelter
Iowa Board of Health warns against alum and ammonia in baking powders
The Iowa State Board of Health reports in 1891 that alum and ammonia in baking powders are deleterious. Authorities including Gibbon, Raymond, Johnson, Endemann, and Winslow Anderson link health harms to these ingredients. Market brands such as Galumet, Climax, Roys, Chicago Yeast, and others are listed as containing the additives.
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Lowa
J. H. Raymond
Brooklyn
N. Y
Board of Health
H. Johnson
Yale College
Dr. Endemann
American Chemical Society
Endemann
Winslow Anderson
University of California
Iowa
State Board of Health
Galumet
Climax
Roys
Chicago Yeast
Forest City
Zipps
Economy
Taylor's
Universal
Rocket
Globe
Silver Star
Eddy & Eddy’s
Grant’s
Bon Bon
Hotel
Kenton
De Witt's Little Early Risers Sold by Dingley
Medicine ad promotes the smallest dose as best cure and lists F W Dingley as seller. A brief humorous dialogue follows with a little girl asking for shoestrings and the storekeeper asking how long she wants them.
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de Witt
F. W.dingley
L. A. Shestz
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E. Rider Haggard
Bucklen
Wefa
Price
Spain
Towa
Texas
Agricultural Department
Washington
North Dakota
United States
Maryland
Victoria
Colony
Busick
Wabash
Indiana
Chicago Packers
Indiana State Dairymen’s Association
Wisconsin
Ames
Cheeva
Horsa Review
Fidelity
Ag Wall Aa
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Anna Sutherland
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hood
Dr. King
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