Ravenspur Plot Deepens Between Tehigorsky and Zara
Tehigorsky and Ralph converge at Tehigorsky's London inn as Princess Zara confronts hidden aims. The spy duo discuss Lassa secrets, a mysterious map, and the danger of exposing occult truths while Ravenpur faces a looming curse. Tchigor sky hints at a dangerous key and peril if their alliance falters.
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Tehigorsky
Ralph
Ravenspur
Lassa
Valley of the Red Death
Tchigorsky
Valley of Red Death
Ares
Zara
A. Te
Tebigorsky
Nicholas Tebigorsky
Allon
Tibet
Talph
Heaven
Hell
Dr. Tchigorsky
A Night of Celebrities in Lady Mallow’s Salon
In Lady Mallow blcom’s reception rooms a crowd of celebrities fills the glittering salon. Tchigorsky moves through the crowd with Raph Ravenspur, who laments the noise and seeks a quiet study. A dusky beauty and other notables draw attention as Ralph experiences a sudden, nameless fear.
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Mallow Blcom
Tchigorcky
Raph Ravenspur
Tchigarsky
Tchigorsky
Begum
Ralph
Mortality and health negligence claims cited by Missouri professor
A Missouri University official warns about one million deaths annually in the United States with 100 000 linked to health negligence. Dr M P Rasenel a professor of preventive medicine asserts risks and prevention measures though the text is unclear on specifics.
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United States
M. P. Rasenel
University of Missouri Tismans
Word Sense Lesson Prompt Sparks Misread Sentence
A teacher asked a pupil to craft a sentence using the phrase sense. The boy produced a garbled line about his father and barn door, reflecting a misheard version of the phrase and rural speech.
Man Not Harsh If Strict About Business
A man may be seen as stern yet fair when he maintains strict business discipline. He focuses on results, productivity, and reliability, signaling dependable leadership without unnecessary harshness.
Do You Know Your Rural School and Its Health
The piece urges farmers to inspect their nearby schoolhouses and teachers, stressing parent involvement for child health and education. It cites a Bankers Farmer summary of a joint American Medical Association and National Education Association study showing rural schools often lag in health and hygiene, with high rates of defective children in several states.
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Aoe
Douglas
Crossroads
Nyren
Banker-Farmer
American Medical Association
National Education Association
T. D. Wood
Journal of the American Medical Association
Wood
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Altoona
New York City
Germany Relies Heavily on U S Copper Supply
The article notes that about nine tenths of Germany's copper comes from the United States, with Sweden as the only neutral in position to supply copper. It mentions that key suppliers like Australia, Serbia, and Great Britain are now enemy nations, and Sweden has restricted exports.
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Germany
United States
Australia
Pels Tapen
Serbia
Great Britain
Sweden
Support Your Home Town and Local Merchants
An old discussion from Farm Journal is recounted on supporting local merchants over mail order houses. The piece argues that while some merchants overprice or understock, healthy competition sustains a town, keeps money circulating, and preserves schools and churches. It notes faults in local merchants but concludes patronizing them benefits the community and avoids rural decline.
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Farm Journal
Vic
Ocal
Courage and kindness on a London street
A London correspondent recalls a wounded soldier struggling onto a bus stop, supported by a stick and a moment of aid from a gentleman who offered his hat and help. The scene highlights compassion amid wartime hardship.
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London
Hospital Dedicated for Onteelig Batt at Late Seiten
A hospital for onteelig batt at a late Seiten dedicated by the Maenbebess Society for the Preven Yan Animals was dedicated Besta.
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Onteelig Batt
Seiten
Maenbebess Society
Besta
Typhoid Carrier Concerns Highlighted by Cutter Laboratory
A fragmented notice from Cutter Laboratory in Sireeley California cautions about typhoid carriers and the limited effectiveness of vaccines. It discusses experience with vaccines and notes the burden of typhoid-related illness.
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Tet Cutter Laboratory
Sireeley
Cal
Prieces
Uceese
Disc Harrow and Soil Preparation in Western Farming
The article praises the disc harrow as the second most valuable tool after the plow for farming in the west. It explains how discing conditions seed beds, controls weeds, and conserves moisture, with best use in fall plowing, spring discing, and irrigation districts. It notes economic use of 14 to 16 inch discs on dry beach farms and cautions against overuse on friable soils.
Ontario to Probe Nickel Industry with Special Commission
Government of Ontario to appoint a special investigating commission to study the nickel industry and assess feasibility of refining nickel in province. The commission will have full powers to gather information and examine all aspects of the issue to determine if domestic refining is practicable.
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Ontario
G. Howard Ferguson
Nick Tion
Ofel
Fragmented christening banter at church service
A minister questions the date of a christening as a mother insists it is not the 27th. The exchange suggests confusion over the ceremony timing during the service.
River Thames mystery sparks teacher child inquiry
A dialogue reveals a teacher striking a pupil for silence about the River Thames. The boy stood silent, confused by the challenge, with the teacher insisting on the location as the cause of the punishment.
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River Thames
Fowl Dressed Poorly Prompts Call for Farmer Education
The piece condemns shipments of underfed half dressed poultry to city markets and urges cooperative efforts to educate farmers. It cites the Winnipeg Central Farmers Market exhibit to illustrate the issue and outlines steps for dealers and agricultural colleges to curb low quality poultry. It then discusses weed control efforts by Canada’s conservation commission, noting weed pressure on Prairie crops and the economic losses from wild oats and other species.
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Central Farmers' Market
Winnipeg
Brantor
Canada
Lands Committee
Commission of Conservation
Prairie Provinces
Sackatohewan
Alberta
Fue
Russia Shifts From Vodka to Tea as Markets Open
A New York Journal of Commerce report notes Russia's surge in Indian and Ceylon tea purchases, lifting prices 8 to 10 cents per pound and signaling growing demand. The note mentions troops and markets, with Britain increasingly involved, though the text is garbled and partial.
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Russia
New York Journal of Commerce
India
Ceylon
Ts Ma
Britain
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Edwardsburg
Crown
the Canada Starch Co., Limited
Montreal
Ian
DR. Pierce
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