The Tide Serves at Two, A Divorce Tragedy
Mrs. Tedford, twice married and divorced, plans a move from Dimwood to London with her mother. Her ex husband arrives with an alimony check at 2, claiming the tide hour, and they confront a failed marriage and lingering resentments. The meeting unfolds amid past infidelities and unresolved property ties.
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Tedford Family Flees Abroad Amid Alimony Chase
Mrs. Tedford plans a winter in Nice and visits Dresden Munich and Venice while her husband Tedford seeks to travel with her. A last minute alimony dispute spurs Tom Maloney to intervene as the pair rush to the steamer. In a near-mansion chase, Mrs Corkle arrives, the couple marry aboard, and the farewell scene ends with hopeful tears and a quiet remarriage.
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Military Precision in War Department Movements
A New York Herald report highlights extraordinary accuracy in U S military tracking. An officer receiving telegraphic transfers and detachment orders illustrates that the War Department knew his location paths across deserts and on leave with remarkable exactness.
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Farm and Garden Gains Ground With Time and Money Savings
The Breeder's Gazette notes that a traction plan saves time money and horses and is rapidly proving its worth in regular farm work. Farmers once dismissive now see its advantage in completing fields efficiently despite fears of inexperience or difficulty with larger machinery.
Experimental farms shape practical farming practice
IT. B. Fullerton in Craftsman argues demonstration farms and open-air encampments aid agriculturists more than mock battles. He cites drought evidence from deep plowing and shallow cultivation, early planting of hardy vegetables, and systematic fruit tree spraying as practices adopted after observing experimental stations and nearby demonstrations.
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Rheumacide touted as cure for rheumatism
An advertisement declares rheumatism is caused by excess uric acid and must be cured from within. It denounces liniments as ineffective and promotes Rheumacide as a internal remedy that cleanses poisons, tones organs, and eliminates the root cause. Available in liquid and tablet forms, with prices and mail order details.
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Poultry Pointers for Better Egg Laying and Health
Farmers should balance roosters and hens to reduce infertility and yolkless eggs. Keep coops dry and warm with adequate light and ventilation, avoid excessive ventilation in winter, and dress poultry well to avoid market rejection. Maintain charcoal for intestinal worms, stockpile manure for spring use, introduce new bloodlines yearly, and provide alfalfa or clover and green foods in winter for layers.
Sealing Drafts in Platting Windows During Winter
Instructions advise closing every crack or hole around window platts in winter. Methods include pasting paper on small gaps, stuffing larger ones with soft paper or rags, and filling with well beaten putty where possible.
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