Peppertree Inn 28 Sey By Jean Randall
The Bristol family loses their fortune and moves to California to run Peppertree Inn. Rosemary Bristol endures innkeeping life with help from Bob Elliot as Kent Standish runs the business and plots growth. A dinner reveals Mrs Standish had prior dealings with Bob.
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Bristol
Rosemary
Simmons
Peppertree Inn
Bristola
California
Bob Elliot
Kent Standish
Kent
Bob
Romance and Rivalry Entwine at Peppertree Inn
Rosemary faces love and misgivings as Bob weighs his feelings and Edith Standish’s visit reshapes suspicions. The Judge announces a buyer for Peppertree Inn, while Rosemary grapples with trust and growing tensions at the inn and in California.
TISDALE TAKES INTEREST IN TIMES AT NEW Milford Conn
FRED TISDALE buys an interest in the Times weekly at New Milford Conn and plans to edit it from a Yankee country setting. The piece recalls his career with the Kansas City Star and other papers, noting a finish as a small-town editor and his stance on not aiming for a big city daily. It also mentions his editorial plans and a note about James Allard who served with Jimmy Doolittle.
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Fred Tisdale
The
Times
New Milford
Conn
West Tennessee
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Kansas City
Hand
Star
Tucson
Kansas City Star
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Memphis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Cubs
Baltimore
St. Louis
Union Depot
Tisdale
Clarion Cal
New Milford Times
United States
James Allared
Long Mountain
Jimmy Doolittle
Japan
Bigger Popcorn Explosion Expands 28 to 30 Times Its Size
Ames Iowa reports science boosts popcorn expansion from 24 to 28 30 times its original volume. Dr J C Eldredge and associates at Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station note 84x pops in tests while hulls remain fragile. Moisture 13 14 percent oil to corn ratio 1 to 5 yields crucial popcorn quality and market demand.
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Ames
Iowa
J. C. Eldredge and Associates
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Dr. Eldredge
Eldredge Sai
Bob's Plight Perplexes Judge
The dialogue shows a son giving a cautious account to a judge about advice from his mother. He recalls waking up gradually to a realization, while insisting the message was delicate and not easily put into words. The judge presses for a clearer description of the insight.
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Mrs. Standish
Bob
Edith Standish
Rosemary
Kent
Edith
Kent Standish
Escaped Bull Stages Classy Rodeo for Busy Detroiters
In Detroit's packinghouse district a runaway bull created a 40 minute melee. It trotted toward Michigan Avenue despite chase by George Alexander in a trailer truck, hooking a man and ripping a woman’s dress. Edward Frass killed the animal with a gunshot.
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Detroit
Michigan Avenue
George Alexander
Alexander
Edward Frass
German Family Keeps Alligator as Bedmate in Berlin
In Berlin the Reichelt family beds three humans with Max the six foot alligator. Emil and wife say Max would die of cold without them and is a clean, quiet nightly companion. Max enjoys a pipe and even chews a pipe, requiring a new one monthly. He once pursued a hen named Minna but the hen’s loud squawks deterred him.
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Berlin
Reichelt
Poppa Reichelt
Momma Reichelt
Max
Emil Reichelt
Minna
Sane Man Freed By Asylum Faces Murder Trial
Richard A. Bearse, once a Bridgewater State Hospital inmate after killing his mother in 1926, is now back in society and faces trial for the same murder. Doctors say he was sane for most of the 22 years of confinement.
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Asylum
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Richard A. Bearse
Etta A. Bearse
Bearse
Richard
Bridgewater State Hospital
Evolution of Commercial Fertilizers From By-products to Mixes
Commercial fertilizers emerged over 50 years ago starting with meat-processing by-products in Chicago packing houses. Early mixes combined treated phosphatic rock for phosphoric acid and potash salts, initially largely mined in Germany, to create concentrated mixed fertilizers.
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Chicago
Germany
Rat Waste and Grain Loss in Markets
Rat damage lowers grain market grade as rats consume about 50 pounds of grain per rat annually and waste 50 to 100 pounds through contamination. Animals often refuse feed polluted by rats, reducing usable supply and quality.
Land deeded to Britain preserves Cook monument site
A 5,682 square foot parcel on Kaawaloa in Kealakekoua Bay was deeded to Britain in 1876 by Princess Likelike, Kalakaua’s daughter. The land surrounds a monument to Capt. James Cook, the Hawaiian explorer.
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England
Hawaii Island
England’s
Likelike
Kalakaua
Kaawaloa
Kealakekua Bay
James Cook
Hawaii
Proper blanket sizing for beds and longevity
The article explains blankets wear out when too short for the bed. It recommends blankets tuck at the foot and reach around the neck, preventing tugging. For double beds use 72 by 84 inches, for single beds 63 by 84 inches.
Frozen Beets Preparation Tips for Quality Product
When prepared fresh, beets require a long cooking period and can bleed color unless cooked whole. Use tender beets no more than two inches in diameter, cook 25 to 30 minutes, skins removed, then slice or dice. After freezing, the product needs only three to five minutes of cooking.
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Chapter
Mrs. _Standish
Pagosa-Piedra
Colorado
Elliot
Tobe
Ree Sas
Westbrook Pegler
WNU
New Bedford
Josef Stalin
Iowa State
Agronomy Club
American Society of Agronomy
Conworthy
Union Stauion
Ft Paul
Inn
Englewood Hospital
Green Street
Quik
Panco Company
N. 64Th SL
St. Louis 5
Missouri
Calony
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