A Parisian Girl in New York and a Saving Stranger
A weary clerk helps a French Canadian girl in peril after a late New York encounter with an Eskimo dog and a robbers’ escape. He ferries her to hotels and offers shelter with two rooms as dawn approaches while curiosity grows about her origin and danger.
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Madison
Tom Carson
Carson
Tom
Simon Leroux
Leroux
Quebec
United States
Tenth Street
Jamaica
Jim Daly
Daly’s
Sixth Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
New York
Mr. Daly
Seward
Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Broadway
Jacqueline of Golden River romance brims with love adventure
A promotional note frames Jacqueline of Golden River as a real romance blending love adventure and fighting with a treasure mystery. The heroine is beautiful and enigmatic while the hero, freed from city life by a legacy, seeks adventure in a swift city to Canadian wilds.
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Jacqueline
Golden River
Canadian Wilds
Biblical mentions include stones metals trees and creatures
A list notes 19 precious stones and 6 metals referenced in the Bible along with 104 trees and plants 35 animals 89 birds 6 fishes 21 reptiles and 20 other creatures mentioned across scripture.
Association Produces Early Chicks for Members
A community egg circle mirrors a knitting bee with profit goals. The piece describes a large incubator house with 12 000 egg capacity, candled and graded eggs, and yearly dividends for members. It explains marketing, packing, and the value of forming such circles for early pullets and steady fall egg supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Wyandottes
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Orpingtons
Chickens May Eat Shavings and Bedding Dangers
Farmers advised against using litter such as shavings, excelsior and sawdust in brooders as young chicks may eat it. Crop trouble can be fatal. use short cut hay or straw for bedding. Sand may be used where hay is unavailable, but hay is preferable for scratch pens.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Team Work Essential in Farm Marketing Relationships
Marketing farm products through the commission house is a partnership affair and success depends on each partner doing his best. Teamwork counts most in producer and agent relations between farmer and his commission man.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Commission House
Uniformity Drives Profits in Purebred Poultry Marketing
Uniformity in poultry products boosts market appeal and profits when properly marketed. The article argues that consistent size color and temperament across flocks enhances consumer trust and enables efficient branding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Rearing Tips From 19th Century Advice
The article notes the first incubator patent in 1847 and stresses keeping chicks with moisture, warmth, and steady growth. It urges early broilers to reach market quickly, promotes pure bred fowls, dry chicks, and vigorous development. It adds that mature hens aid breeding and using an orchard supports poultry range while controlling pests.
Daylight Saving Law Is Repealed by Congress
Washington reports Congress adopts bills to end daylight saving on the last Sunday in October. House vote 233 to 132, Senate 56 to 6, with conference to resolve differences. Law enacted March 19, 1918, opposed by city dwellers but favored by farmers and laborers. six Republicans oppose the rider.
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Washington
Senate
House
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Calder
New York
Rider
Frelinghuysen
Newberry
Page
Phipps
Robinson
Prince of Wales to Visit Washington and Midwest
The Prince of Wales will arrive about August 12 after a Canada tour and spend four days in Washington two in New York and a week in the Middle West. Chicago St Louis Akron and Memphis are among the cities he wishes to visit with no formal program yet set.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
Wilson
State Department
Canada
New York
Middle West
Chicago
St. Louis
Akron
Memphis
Tenn
Paper Wrapping Costs Hit Meat Prices
Senator Kenyon tells the Senate wrapping paper and string add to bacon and ham costs. He seeks an amendment to the Agricultural Bill under the Pure Food Act to require net weight marking on meat packages and to place packaging under the act.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Plan a Big Red Cross Drive in Atlantic City
Atlantic City June 19 plans set for a Red Cross Christmas seal campaign in December. Resolutions call for unprecedented wartime exertions to raise more than 6 million dollars.
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Red Cross
Atlantic City
N. J
War Dept Says Tank Program Reaches Completion
Washington reports the War Department states the present tank program is completed with 960 tanks acquired and 950 military tanks ready under the current plan.
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America
Washington
War Department
Beatrice Hay Harvest Amid Wet Season Dazes Fields
Sara Fishback reports the hay east of Beatrice was cut yesterday due to rank growth from wet weather. The harvest reflects a season of heavy rain impacting crop quality and field work for local farmers.
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A Eetesees
Diebek Neisseiphanes
Sara Fishback
Beatrice
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Chapter I. Ene
W. G. Chapman
Association
United States Bureau of Markets
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