Sidney and the murder plot haunt a hospital drama
Sidney is victimized by foul revenge as Dr Max Wilson shields secrets. Mysterious stranger K LeMoyne rooms at the Page home with Sidney, Anna, and Aunt Harriet. Sidney falls ill and near death, John Rosenfeld is mortally wounded, and a web of deceit surrounds the cast with hidden motives and a looming menace.
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LeMoyne
Page Home
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Temptation and danger bubble in a hospital tale
In a tense scene, Carlotta plots a dangerous act to free Sidney from the hospital while plotting against Carlotti. Slaney pairs with Wilson in a tense exchange about temptation as Bidney rebels. Carlotta disguises a medicine label, fearing exposure as she watches nurses move through the dining room and confronts her own guilt.
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Slaney
Bidney
Carlotti
Sidney
Carlotta
Ser Lee
Night watch on the Street stirs a wary mood
After two o clock, a man in a dressing gown lays aside his pipe to listen. He has slept little since midnight. The early months on the Street fade into unrest as he senses life closing in again. His inward currents grow strong, pulling him toward contact with what he sought to cut off.
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Sidney Aod
Lou
Johnny
Carlotta
Wilson
Max
Maslov
Mrs. Rosenfeld
Sidney
Johnny Rosenfeld
Carlotta Harrison
Lever
Wheelichair
Sean
le Moyne
Grant 8 Hour Law Trike Called Off
A dramatic scene unfolds as a stalled eight hour law fight shifts to new tensions. K confronts Sidney and Carlotta Harrison as Johnny Rosenfeld nears recovery in the hospital ward, while Harriet Kennedy contemplates Sidney’s fate and the family’s future after the medicine error around the boy’s condition.
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Grant
Trike
Real Secrets Surrounding K LeMoyne’s Sudden Exit
The next installment promises new developments about K LeMoyne and Carlotta Harrison. Carlotta holds potentially damaging information that could explain his abrupt career withdrawal.
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K. LeMoyne
Carlotta Harrison
Morgan Applies for 2.5 Million Life Policy
New York, J. P. Morgan has applied for a 2.5 million dollar life insurance policy. It would be the largest policy written under one name. The coverage aims to protect Morgan’s business partners and his banking interests.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Bone Dry in Nebraska House OKs prohibition bill
Lincoln Neb. A bone dry reform bill passed the lower House of the Nebraska Legislature by four to three votes securing a step toward statewide prohibition.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Far Place for Farrowing Sows
Fragmentary discussion on sow farrowing management advises separation from others, quiet handling, and minimal stimulation. It stresses calm, controlled surroundings and suggests feeding and space considerations, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Feeding Pigs to Milk Production via Sows
A fragment discusses pig feeding to enhance milk production, noting two weeks to reach full feed. It suggests feeding the sow as the best method for maximizing milk output and pig growth, emphasizing mother-based feeding.
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Mallee
Arrange Quarters for Ram to Reduce Lamb Losses
A ram kept with ewes through winter and spring can cause abortions and early losses if fed in crowded racks. The article argues for moving the ram to better quarters while ensuring shelter and regular feeding, avoiding isolation in damp spaces.
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Ka, Hayne
National Stockman
Farmer
Eradicate All Ox Warbles From Cattle
Small lumps on cattle backs with round openings hide grub that burrows under the hide. These ox warbles lower hide value by 1 to 2 cents a pound and can ruin flesh. Milk output drops with many grubs. Cattle are seriously annoyed. removing all grubs reduces future egg laying females.
Substitute Silage for Hay in Horse Rations
Missouri station reports two years of trials show silage can safely replace part of work horse and mule rations. Each 2 pounds of silage equals 1 pound of hay, according to the study.
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Missouri Station
Missouri
Horse Care in Wet Weather Guidelines
When a horse enters from rain first scrape and blanket then rub head neck loins and legs. If cold weather requires an extra blanket. In twenty minutes change the wet blanket as the horse dries. Keep the legs warm and dry.
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