Angela and Her New York Betrothal
Angela is betrothed by her Paris-based father to Monsieur Vidal a stern elderly businessman. A mysterious young man in town captivates her and, at the church, the twist reveals Vidal’s son is the intended groom, forcing Angela toward an unexpected but hopeful union with the young man.
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Angela
Paris
Monsieur Vidal
New York
Nuos
Angel
Monwieur Vidal
Mademoiselle
Tomei
Monsieur Vide
Monsieur Videl
Monsieur
Alphonse
Papi
Angelo
Papa
Mother Superior
Bride Chosen For Him By Moravian Bride Selection
In pioneer Indian Territory a Moravian custom selected a bride for a missionary before he met her. John received a letter announcing his own arranged marriage to a woman he had never seen, and at the train he identified his future wife by instinct. A quiet wedding followed at the doctor's house, with Mary not mentioned.
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Indian Territory
John
Mary
Chicago Tribune
Neglect in Preserving Manure and Its Losses
United States Department of Agriculture outlines how farm manure preserves soil fertility, warns against leaching and fermentation losses, and compares manure with commercial fertilizer. It notes barnyard manure adds plant food, improves soil, and boosts bacterial activity, with nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash values by animal type.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cornell University Experiment Station
Device for Digging Tubers
A Wisconsin Agriculturist note describes a potato digging machine whose blade lifts tubers and soil while vibrating rods loosen potatoes from earth. It is claimed to be simple in construction and light in draft.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Best Soil For Strawberry Crop
The best soil type for strawberries is rich sandy loam though many soils work if rich and loose. Strawberries need abundant moisture so soil must hold water. water capacity relies on organic matter. Add green manuring or heavy manure to increase organic content.
Red Pepper as Stimulus in Poultry Ration
A poultry note says red pepper acts as a stimulant for laying but is not a daily ration item. Balanced diet with ample warmth, lighting, and ventilation yields better results. occasional condiments can boost appetite in fowl when feeding falls off, but avoid daily use even in cold weather.
Charcoal as Poultry Health Insurance
A newspaper note recommends adding finely ground charcoal to poultry mash. A handful per gallon aids digestion and helps prevent liver troubles that threaten promising birds.
Promoters of Vigilance Debate Courage and Enemies
Promoters of Vigilance pose a question about fear of making enemies as Senator Sorghum responds that taking chances may mean attracting some foes to prevent naivety and carelessness. The exchange highlights a tension between bold advocacy and political risk.
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Senator Sorghum
Innocent Ice Cone Stand Invented by New York Man
An inventor from New York unveils a stand to hold ice cream cones upright, made from stiff paper. The device aims to keep cones steady and prevent spills during use.
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New York
Hay hay and oats request sparks misdial in stables chat
Elder Hogan in a small market town tries to call a hay dealer for loads of feed for horses. After struggles with the new instrument he finally asks for the order. The dealer inquires who the order is for, prompting a humorous reply about the horses. A second item notes a hotel guest’s panic over a Japanese bellboy who answers the door.
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Hogan
London Mail
Centenarian Rosebush at Collum Place Saco Me
A southern rosebush grown along the Old Orchard road in Collum place Saco Maine is reported as 100 years old according to local memory and garden lore.
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Collum Place
Saco, Me
Old Orchard Road
King George Collects Frontline Periodicals for Private Circulation
King George of England is assembling a complete set of trench periodicals issued for private circulation by troops at the fronts. The collection is described as potentially very valuable and many items are noted as extremely curious.
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King George of
England
Trench
Cherishing a Sentiment in Horse Race Debate
A speaker rejects betting on horse racing saying they love horses too much and fear the ill feeling betting would bring. The exchange highlights concern over gambling's moral impact and personal affection for animals.
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