Sylvia and Ben Rekindle Past Tears in London
In a London drawing room Sylvia Castella confesses her fixation with money and her fear of George Stanton while Ben Coop returns to reveal Hubert Tenby’s fate and the truth about Sylvia’s past. Gerald Tenby confronts Stanton, who admits his devotion as Antonia confronts Lady Betty over Edward Marchmont’s death and the family unraveling in the aftermath.
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Ben
Liz
Sylvia
Ben Coop
Gerald Tenby
Lass
Tenby
Hubert
Tie
Constanyl I
George Stanton
Tom
Stanton
Ifen
Antonia
Ile
Sylvia Castella
George
Edward Marchmont
Betty
Edward
Betty Marchmont
Edward Seas
Plas
Stromag
Roma
Cologne
Herell
Geans
Antonis
Bert Letty Marchant
Geo
Tsar
Roa
Kald
Silat
Streanel
Howe
Abe
Olerne
Miss Marchmear
Lady Berrys
Mr Marchmeat
Continent
Missing Retread? Dixey Narrates Chicazo Theatrical Flap
Henry E. Dixey, the cabaret critic, recalls a Chicago lobby scene where a doorman doubted a readmission check. A youth claimed a companion was with him, then asserted he knew the man because he is a stranger with no enemies in the city.
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Henry E. Dixey
Cxmedian
Chicazo
Dixey
Collkagny
Quily
Reliel
Puck Cartoon Sparks Crusade Question at Yaphank Show
A fragment from Puck features a Stranger in Yaphank debating suppression of an upcoming show. The local minister is pressed about mobilizing a crusade, with the Stranger asking if a campaign will be started against it. The brief exchange hints at controversy over a forthcoming performance.
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Stranger Tin Yaphank
Itt
Puck
The Hint Courteous Ok Friend of Family
After the preliminary ages test of Robbie and Bebbie the dialogue notes a bright boy recounting his banked savings. The exchange shifts to a humorous remark on how a boy earned his first money and how parents often compel him to spend it on clothing.
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Little Robbie
Bright
Puck
Protected Milk Pail Covers and Farm Tips from 19th Century Press
A guide on milking hygiene features a tin cover with cheesecloth to keep dirt from milk, plus a front hole for directing milk. It advocates washing covers in boiling water and sun drying. Additional notes discuss using soft soap spray to deter green fly, best applied at dusk, and a compact economical horse manger designed for a six foot stall with wood racks and braces.
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Indianapolis News
Raising Guinea Fowls: Tender Chicks Need Frequent Feeding
The article outlines guinea fowl care emphasizing high feeding frequency for two weeks, feeding similar to turkey chicks with diverse foods, including small seeds, pure water, shade, and animal scraps like grubs and greens. Mrs. Tate reports a diet of bran, corn meal, crushed rice, bone meal, and ground potatoes after week one, with dry food prepared to minimize waste.
Corn farming and a peach peeling method discussed
The piece describes corn as a staple crop requiring clean land, regular cultivation, and timely harvest before frost, with grain and whole plant value noted. It also reports on the California Fruit Canners' Association use of lye to peel peaches and prunes, claiming the process is clean and preserves acid levels, with no hand peeling.
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California Fruit Canners’ Association
San Jose
California State Board of Health
Hay Derrick Parts and Assembly Notes for Stacking
Detailed description lists hay derrick components for field stacking. Includes skid dimensions 10x12 inches by 16 feet, cross pieces Sx10 inches eight feet long set in 2 inches, upright post SxS nine feet high, three braces 4x4 or round poles, a 32 foot boom with top 4 inches and butt 8 to 10 inches, adjustable chain, swing rope operation, fork A for boom, gas pipe liner in post hole, solid plug bottom, and a possible 6-tine grapple fork.
Rainfall shares drive Mississippi flow, Ohio delivers more
An Interior Department expert notes the Missouri basin drains at least 88 percent of rainfall, while the Ohio basin absorbs 70 percent. Despite being smaller, the Ohio River contributes more water to the Mississippi due to higher annual rainfall, offsetting the Missouri’s larger catchment.
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Interior Department
Missouri River
Ohio River
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi
New Westernite Road Experiment At Ridley Park
In Sharon Hill Pa automobilists and horsemen watch a mile of dustless waterproof road laid by the Darby Chester Turnpike Company as an experiment. The mile costs 1200 dollars and uses Westernite, a German invention imported eight weeks ago. A German expert oversees the work at Ridley Park.
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Sharon Hill
Darby & Chester Turnpike Company
Ridley Park
Calves fed whole milk outpace skim milk group in English test
In a feeding trial of 112 days in England calves fed whole milk gained about 1.5 pounds per head daily, versus 1.07 pounds for those fed skim milk with cod liver oil. Maximum oil fed was about four ounces. The palatable feed comprised oatmeal linseed meal linseed cake lentils in 8 5 3 4 ratio, cooked overnight with salt and molasses, served warm as three pounds meal to five quarts water.
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England
New Cheese Factory Planned in Ontario by New York Merchants
Consul Van Sant reports from Kingston that a large Ontario cheese factory is planned by New York produce merchants. The plant will use a completely new cheese-making system. The report notes strong demand for white cheese in Liverpool, priced 48 cents higher than colored.
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Ontario
Canada
New York Produce
Consul van Sant
Kingston
Liverpool
Sunday School Lesson on Excuses in Luke’s Feast
A Sunday School piece on Luke 14 15 to 24 and the parable of the Great Banquet. It discusses excuses for not accepting God’s invitation, urges self examination, and calls Christians to invite others and fill God’s house. It contrasts material distractions with spiritual duty and warns of punishment for neglecting the invitation.
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God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Not Quite Satisfactory Courtship Bargain
A young man offers marriage and a life insurance policy of 25,000 dollars at 5 percent to secure a comfortable future. The bride questions the plan, asking what happens if he does not die soon. The exchange ends with no immediate agreement.
Romance and Reality in a Quirky Town Tale
A humorous tale recalls a pretty girl who vowed never to marry until a daring Hecht rode through town on a fierce Charger with a gleaming sword and claimed her. Homer later describes the spinster joining a team hauling a wagon, performing surprisingly well in the new partnership.
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Dreamer
tHecht
Homer
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C. E. Scroggz
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