Poodles Heist In Grand Central Sparks Romantic Mixup
In the baggage room of Grand Central a dog named Poodles is stolen by Sylvia and Jack as Aunt Polly panics. Poodles is later recovered by Sylvia who returns him to a delighted Aunt Polly, while Jack improvises a mock romance with Sylvia to keep the plot moving.
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Grand Central Station
Marie
Rye Beach
Aunt Polly
Polly
Poodles
Sylvia
Jack Orth
Sylvia Day
Aunt Polly Orth
Jack
Poddles
Grand Central
Rye
Forty-second
Miss Night
Mr. Orth
Shae
Aunt Pelly
Use of lime sulphur preparations for spraying
A discussion of lime sulfur versus Bordeaux mixture for apple disease control. Lime sulfur sprays produced less russeting, better color, and smoother fruit in trials. A 1% gallon strength of commercial lime sulfur solution is suggested as promising, potentially eliminating foliage injury seen with Bordeaux while maintaining disease control.
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W. M. Scott
U. EP
Agrisultur
York
Ben Davis
Virginia
Prune Trees and Shrubs for Strong Street Plantings
City authorities should limit slashing of street trees and avoid fall pruning of evergreens. Prune roses by shortening stalks, cut back weak varieties, and keep a central leader with balanced lateral branches for ash locust poplar cottonwood walnut. Maintain uniform heads to resist wind damage and remove interfering limbs as they appear. Shade trees follow similar rules with a bit more growth latitude.
Essentials of Good Farming by Ramuel Knapp
A condensed list of farming rules covering seed bed preparation seed quality plant spacing intensive tillage and rotation practices Legumes manure and fertilizers horse power and implements stock management waste land utilization and systematic production and accounting for farm outputs.
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Ramuel Knapp
Potato Fertilizer Yields Mixed Results
H B Fullerton of the Long Island experiment station reports three years of using wood ashes and manure produced smooth even large potatoes with fine flavor. A high grade potato fertilizer yielded a small crop of undersized potatoes with poor flavor.
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H. B. Fullerton
Long Island Experiment Station
Paint the Stubs of Large Hmbas and Pruned Trees
The instruction advises painting the stubs of all large Hmbas and peeled spots when pruning to prevent splitting cracking and drying by sunlight and other elements. The guidance emphasizes protecting trees during pruning to maintain integrity.
Little Gold Mine Revealed in a Silly Office Romance
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale outlines Wilson, a necktie seller who courts a factory worker’s daughter. He talks literature and is seen in his father’s black leather chair, while the clever brother exploits saved cash from the chair’s seams. The story hinges on truth versus belief.
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Wilson
Doliface
George B. McCutcheon
Sister
McCutcheon
Brother
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Modest Novelists View Modern Magazines at Luncheon
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, renowned novelist, criticized modern magazines at a New York luncheon. She noted advertisements often outshine fiction and recalled a foolish promotional letter episode from Trash Magazine, which provoked a sharp, stamp-paying reply from an editor.
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Gertrude Atherton
New York
Women as Motoriste: Patience and Skill Over Strength
An Outing Magazine piece argues that women can master automobile driving without exceptional physique. It notes women can diagnose and fix car troubles with practical patience, though intuition alone cannot replace actual know-how.
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Outing Magazine
Value of Total Abstinence Advocated by Scottish Doctor
Sir Alexander Russell Simpson argues that alcohol is the leading health and moral danger. He urges youth to reject wine as a necessity, noting abstinence prevents disease, derangement, and death while wine offers only fleeting gratification and harms digestion and vitality.
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Alexander Russell Simpson
Edinburgh University
Alexander
Kingston
Ont
St. Lawrence River
Hfe
Total Abstinence Society
Pertinent Questions on Saloon Power and Taxes
Fragmentary historical debate questions the saloon as a force in public revenue and moral corruption. It argues that banning the saloon would reduce taxes and replenish individual pockets, presenting a stark critique of vice and fiscal policy.
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Dorothy Douglas
Little Gold Mine
Dear Brown
Brown
Sir Alexander Russell Simpson
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