Two Cooks Stir Romance In Cupid Dish
Guy Hayes and Amy Wasson share a kitchen romance built around a recipe called Cupid. Rival Henry Blair watches as Amy guides Guy through cooking and flirting, culminating in a whispered question about teamwork in love and food.
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Amy
Henry
Hayes
Guy
Mr. Bilt
Aly
Guy Hiyes
Hit
Henry Blair
Shen
Fleenine
Guy Hayes
Guy Haves
Min Wasson
Henry Tid
Henry Lair
Gly
Capiar
Woman rubber expert Wise Fulton leads in a male domain
Austin-born Wise Fulton, secretary to a rubber industry leader, is described as the world’s only female rubber expert. She speaks about the synthetic rubber era and expositions in New York and England, sharing her rise from curiosity to a principal figure in the field and noting women’s potential in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Daisy Fulton
Hidy
Austin
Cole
Et Ws
New York City
Don Ike
England
Fulton
Miss Fulton
Brent seCess
Misa Fulton
Quotations on Womankind and Gender Roles
A collection of historical quotes on women and men from various thinkers. The lines contrast female virtue with male traits, highlighting beliefs about religion, patience, love, and truth in relationships.
New Multiform Mop Promises Easier Floor Cleaning
A new mop design features a top fastened metal brush back that slides on and off a band. The device claims to scrub grime with no inconvenience and reach under radiators and corners. It accepts various mop types for bathrooms and kitchens and includes a treated ante-finde mop that lasts six months, improving on older, cumbersome mops.
Carnegie Pensioner Receives First Pen For Noted Teaching Work
Mrs J J Nixon a Carnegie pensioner and longtime chief instructor at Tuline University New Orleans is the first recipient of the Carnegie pension for such work. She traveled widely before teaching and spent much time abroad after retirement. Though past seventy she remains active inspiring young matrons and continues to travel with little fatigue. Her vivacious manner and bright conversation mark her engaging personality.
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Carnegie
J. J. Nixon
Tuline University
New Orleans
Nixon
Europe
Taste for Wine Becomes a Livelihood in Peculiar Trade
London gossip describes Mme Colliere a renowned wine tester pursued for high pay by Prince and German nobility. Her skill detects origin, age, and adulteration, and she vows abstinence to preserve sensory power. Her health requires strict care as a teetotaler, shaping a singular career.
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Mihe Cotlliere
Deni
Prince
Germany
London
Paris
Signor Sousa
California
Hrineve
Harvard Elms Doomed by Insect Attack
The Harvard yard faces the loss of its famed elms as entomologists admit defeat after years of attempts to halt insect damage. Saplings of red oak are planted to replace the trees, but the yard’s iconic shade and graceful lines will be missed for many years.
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Harvard Yard
Harvard
Ava
Nis
Noue
Boston
Shortage of French Army Officers Pushes Promotions
The French Army faces dwindling commissions with 1,200 lieutenant vacancies in infantry. To fill gaps, many sergeant majors are promoted without examination. War-era burdens push young men toward trade, industry, and liberal professions over a military career.
An Unusual Library Run By Miss Pillsbury In Boston
A Boston library led by Miss Mary M Pillsbury operates from a small Mount Vernon Street building and serves clergy. It focuses on religious and theological volumes sent to ministers across New England. More than 2 000 of 7 000 ministers are regular patrons and the collection appeals to all denominations. Prison on Mountain Top is an Alpine project to erect a 6000 foot high convict prison atop Keain mountain in Ort canton. The plan argues mountain air will aid health and boost labor from prisoners.
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Mary M. Pillsbury
Mount Vernon Street
Boston
New England
Europe
Keain
Ort
London Standard
Shooting to Whales in the North Pacific Steam Era
Within two years elutt steel steam era armed with powerful machine guns aims to save the cup to hunt whales in the north Pacific and five additional steam whalers are under construction. These vessels are primarily geared to kill whales using explosive harpoons and tow carcasses to Central Station.
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Elutt Steel
Thecup
North Pacific
Geatruyers
Central Station
Hog Rearing Tips For Profit And Management
Practical guidance on pig care, feed, and pasture use. Emphasizes that proper diet and salt access reduce harm, suggests wheat middlings and barley for growing hogs, warns against poor breeding and stray practices, and recommends two pastures to separate hogs and ensure green feed.
SUCCESS WITH SHEEP ON WELL-GRAZED PASTURES
An article discusses profitable sheep farming with Kentucky blue grasses and mountain pastures. It notes Lincoln sheep crossbreeds for larger lambs, emphasizes forage quality and proper grazing, and mentions prize-winning animals and carcass value in a historic farming context.
Pasture and Sheep Care Tips From An Agricultural Note
The guide advises fattening sheep quickly by pasturing them on good pasture and giving sole grain. It suggests dipping after shearing to remove parasites, moving the salt block in the paddock to prevent overuse of grazing areas, and keeping muddy yards dry. It warns against housing sheep too tightly and emphasizes wind protection and dry perches for mature flocks.
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Alvo
Calf Pasture Pastures Require Clean, Separate Pens
The article argues calves must be kept in four separate pastures or pens in clean order. Calves cannot thrive on short or soiled grass and will fail to compete with older cattle, allowing the older animals to monopolize the best forage.
Piga Policy Sparks Debate Over Cow Cuddeni¢ Feeding
A fragment discusses a controversial policy about handling pigeons and cow udders. It suggests milk should come slowly and gradually, with several adjustments. The wording is unclear and some terms appear distorted.
Legendary General Wumas and the Epic of Horatius Hero
The fragment describes Genera I Wumas a famed father of a novelist, famed for strength and daring feats. It recounts scenes of battles on a bridge, theatre bravado and a grandson’s career, ending with capture and a ruined力量 leaving only a wounded heart and dwindling strength The tale blends myth with official documents claiming heroic exploits across Europe and Naples.
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Alexandre Dutis
Torthuxs
Aris
la Vendee
Jules Clarede
Porthos
Chivol
Hrixeo
Horatius
Abebely
Dox
Ce Indy
France
Avignon
OG Criton
Linniawe Laine
Gizious
Tojin
Oridge
Marian Heine
Brune
Nouseur
Marshal Brune
Rione
Dodge
Nonsieur
Nim
Imiuas
Rome
Eating With the Knife Teatrance in Civilized Dining
A fragment discusses how different nations treat knife and fork use at meals. It contrasts Italian eating habits with British English and German table manners, mentioning an old gentleman cutting his portion and rhetoric about civilization and restraint.
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England
Germany
Caronime
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Alby
Egca
Wes
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Tity
Xen
Bing
Walt
Giuy
Jimi
Wan
Henry Hiair
Henry Wan
Amy Waaron
Abe
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Haven
Niaui
Mian
Daiby Fulton
Teau Wiire
William Edward Hartpole
Lord Cheasterfield
Elizabeth Evans
Marguerite de Valois
George Willian Curtis
Armble
Lincoln
Lincolns
Dumas
Samson
Naples
Ronsen
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