The Blessed Barrier in the Buhlow Family
Sterling Buhlow feels alien amid his blond, blue eyed foster siblings while Ann and Proscow shield him with indulgence. Shirley, once close, unlocks Sterling’s secret ache of outsider status and jealousy, revealing that being different is his hidden bond with love and pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Babylow
Denal
Bublow
Ann
Proscow Buhlow
Shirley
Terry
Ster- Ling
Proscow
Darling
The
Buhlows
Bublowa
Bratos
Sam
Pool
Coal mining in Great Britain from 1239 to the steam era
The history notes Aberty grant for Newcastle coal in 1239 labeled sea coal. 1281 laws regulate growing trade. Dumfermilne charter in 1261 grants rights to coal digging near the convent lands. Coal use expands for smelting by early 1600s. Steam power arrives around 1705 1715 near Newcastle, spurring a mining revolution and widespread colliery openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberty
Newcastle-upon-the-Tyne
Scotland
Dumfermilne
Wise
Pittenerleft
Newcastle
Great Britain
Biblical Slips From a Clergyman’s Bible Note
The Loston Transcript reports misprints and typographical slips in sacred texts. A clergyman found a verse read Gird up thy Nows instead of loins, while correspondents cite other errors such as a punctuation change making The wicked flee when no man pursueth the righteous as bold as a son and a missing letter causing We shall all be hanged In the twinkling of an eye in the Book of Common Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loston
China’s Holy Land and its busy Shantung cities
Shantung, called the Holy Land of China as Confucius’ birthplace, lies near Nanking in political tension yet remains a trade hub. Tsinan and Chefoo prosper with rail links, flour mills, peanuts, tobacco, and hairnets with foreign trade, while Tsingtao rivals Atlantic City in climate, hotels, golf, and roads.
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National Geographic Society
Welington
D. C
WNU
Shantung
Nanking
China
Confucius
Sie
Iowa
Taiwan
Tsinan
Shantung Peninsula
Peiping
Tiantsin
Shanghai
Walter Raleizh
Tsiwan
Pagoda Hill
Tiinan
Shantung Plain
Shangpu
Tilnan
Shantung Christian University
United States
Gchefoo
Europe
Asia
Chefoo
Cape Cod
Yellow Sea
Shantung Province
Korea
Itza
Cincinati
Ohio
Denver
Colo
Pacific
Chinega
Atlantic City
Aingtao
Chefeo
Tsingtao
China Coast
Modern Contract Bridge by Lelia Halterstey
A compact study of counting play and honor tricks for no trump bids, detailing when to take only needed tricks, the role of hand distribution, and the distributional count to value suits in sult bids. The piece explains how to gauge game chances, balance partner bids, and apply a practical method for evaluating high cards and trick potential in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Hutteratey
CWND
Angling Quote Sparked By Classic Witty Exchange
Angling enthusiasts Pra and Con Teank Wallon echo a playful debate on fishing. They compare angling to a divine berry, praising its calming, innocent nature while recalling Doctor Boteler and Doctor Johnson quotes about fishing rods as a hook and a fool.
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Pra
Con Teank Wallon
Doctor Boteler
Doctor Johnson
Civilization Built on Coal
Civilization rests on coal as the dominant energy source driving modern industry. The text notes per capita coal consumption is about twenty times higher today than in 1850, highlighting coal’s central role in national life and the interdependent duties it creates among society.
Dairy Cows In North Carolina Show Greater Efficiency
North Carolina dairy experts report dairymen across eight active herd improvement associations show improved herd efficiency. Of 93 dairies, 852 cows were culled as unprofitable, and 33 herds averaged 200 pounds or more butterfat per cow in 1931. One Guernsey herd produced 8888 pounds of milk and 448 pounds of fat per cow, while a Jersey herd yielded 8250 pounds of milk and 405 pounds of fat per cow.
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North Carolina
John A. Arey
North Caroline
State ‘College
Arey
Guernsey
Sergey
Condition of Pasture Affects Water Supply
Hoard's Dairyman reports pasture quality drives water supply and milk costs. It notes many pastures are starved yet grazed poorly and urges fertilization and controlled grazing. Sudan grain pasture shows promise to relieve overgrazed native pastures and improve forage availability.
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Sudan
Dairying as Business Insight on Herd Fat Yields
The article argues dairying should be viewed as a long term business. It compares herds producing 220 versus 280 pounds of butterfat per year, estimating an $8 per cow yearly gap and $160 for a 20-cow herd. Over 20 years the gross difference reaches about $3,200 with feeding costs under $1,000, implying notable farm value.
Skimmilk as a recovery aid for weak dairy cows
The Chickasaw Herd Improvement association notes that skimmilk fed to cows post calving and to young freshened heifers helps rapid recovery from weakness, reduces disease susceptibility, and supports faster milk-production during lactation. The remedy is common on farms and well received by cows.
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John Arnhalt
Harry Herrick
L. ¥. Kammeyer
Chickasaw
Yowa) Herd Improvement Association
Milking Common Practices for Dairy Cows
Experiments indicate milking a cow three times daily increases milk flow. An inquiry found cows use about a gallon of water for every three pints of milk, with heavy producers consuming up to 15 gallons daily. Avoid freshly irrigated or wet pastures and repair fences to keep cows on the home farm. Strong bull pens are advised and grain feeding may be reduced as pasture quality improves.
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the Blessed Barrier
By Fannie Hurst
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Holy Land
Lelia Halterstey
Dairy Eats
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