Murder on the Canada Aboard a Sea Voyage
In a Canada bound voyage a murder occurs in state room 49. Captain Brice and allies confront Arthur Trefusis’s killer as Sevier retreats under suspicion. Hairpins, a perfumed robe, and a Quebec widow reveal motive. Mrs Rochester confesses to stabbing Trefusis in a jealous plot.
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Arthur Trefusius
Sevier
Trefusis
Berkmyre
Revier
Mr. Sevier
Arthur
Gore
Tasis
Trefusia
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Trefuss
Canada
Abe
Anthony Sevier
Quebec
Happines
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New York Post
Trap nests aid poultry experts in egg production and taming birds
An agricultural piece extols trap nests to identify best layers and cull poor stock, noting benefits such as reduced egg loss from crowding and easier hen handling. It also describes a California fruit wrapping machine that automates wrapping, inspects defects, and records wraps.
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Otf
California
Factional egg feud and farm economy notes emerge in Missouri report
A Missouri town reels from a dozen egg clashes over price and quantity as a neighbor demands repayment to offset a price drop. The piece notes rising firearm demand at hardware stores and broad farm prosperity reflected in state fairs. It also describes an ice house storage method for dairy, with sawdust insulation and ventilation details.
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Missouri
Goodall
Discovery of Rubber from Skim Milk by Ohio Inventor
George W. Frye of Lexington Ohio reports a solid elastic substance produced from skim milk. He identifies casein as the likely source and notes the material behaves like rubber under test. The finding suggests a new method to create rubberlike product from dairy byproducts.
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George W. Frye
Lexington
Ohio
Frye
Gentleman's West Journey and Sheep Rescue Tale
A traveler on horseback recalls aiding a mother sheep whose lamb fell into a shallow pit, lifting the lamb to safety and earning the mother’s grateful gaze. The tale contrasts with notes on Pennsylvania apple-worthy rough land now used for orchards. The piece then mentions sunflowers improving egg flavor, used by the French, and advises planting seeds around gardens to deter misaxma and yield large seeds.
Practical Farm Notes From a Gardener Column
Practical advice on farm practices including pest control by burning infested canes, lime use to prevent cabbage club foot, and avoiding plowing under soybeans for fertilizer. Recommends barnyard manure, growing clover, and turning sod. Emphasizes sticking to known crops and warns against chasing every new trend.
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