Mary Discovers Truth About Her Father and Mother
In a tense kitchen scene Mary confronts her mother about a past romance with Claude Nobbs and her hidden father. Polly Johnston reveals a France affair, a grocer’s life, and a desire to shield Mary from the truth while Mary defends her absent father and questions the family history.
Flight from the pursuing grocer and a mother’s fear
Mary Johnston plans to sail with her mother Polly while a suitor, Claude Dabbs, looms as a controlling threat. Polly fears Claude’s power over Mary and seeks independence for her child, who has grown up amid war refugees and a stern, protective mother. Ned Carter pursues Mary’s fate and Claude’s influence hangs over the Johnston family as they prepare to depart.
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Mary
Claude
Polly Johnston
Claude Meindtte Dabbs
Ned Carter
Mrs. Johnston-Dabbs
Mrs. Johnston
Herother
Miss Johnston
Mra. Johnston
Ned
Mr. Johnston
Claude Dobbs
Johnstons
Polly
Claude Dabbs
Beem
Grande
America
Mary Meets Her Father in a taxi after shopping
Mary, after selecting toothpaste and lavender water in a drug store, is confronted by Claude Dabba, her father in disguise. He asks for a walk, and she escorts him to a taxi, revealing he is at the Langdon as the scene ends with suspense and a “to be continued” tease.
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Mary
Claude Dabba
Claude
The
Langdon
Claude Dobbs
Mohammed Abandons Rings and Odd Tastings
Excerpt from BR. F. Dibble recounts Mohammed using both precept and example. He removes a golden ring in the pulpit and bans adornments, rejects a friend’s steaming dinner, and explains non tasting due to divine fault in taste. He abstains from lizards fearing tribal metempsychosis. The tale highlights his strict ascetic turn.
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Gabriel
Israel
Mohammed
BR. F. Dibble
Man From Atchison Turns Vacation Plan Real
An Atchison man who promised to take a month off each year if he started a business has now done so. He left a weeklong yearly vacation behind and has been working nonstop for two years since going into business for himself.
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Atchison
Atchison Daily Globe
Extetty Optimist Works and Solves Crosswords
An optimistic worker thrives on daily tasks and puzzles, tackling a cross word with a focus on fauna clues, showing persistence and curiosity in problem solving. The note highlights skill in language play and animal terminology.
Federal grades urged to standardize alfalfa trade
Wisconsin Iowa and neighboring states report misfilled alfalfa orders due to vague terms like good feeding or choice. The USDA advocates federal grades with leafiness and foreign material standards, enabling inspectors to resolve disputes. No. 1 and No. 2 alfalfa definitions described. federal certificates with invoices recommended to ensure quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Iowa
TiJneis
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Koufax
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Bureau of, Agricultural Economics
United
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Chicago
Kangan City
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Dainois
United States
Kansas City
Powell, Wyo
Garden City
Keo
Lexlington and
Kearney
Neb
H. C. Epler
Genesee Street
Kansas
H. Whiteside
North Clark Street
Ill
A. R. Hecht
Lexington
Farmers' Most Efficient Food Producing Machine
E M Bailey, president of the American Dairy federation, calls the dairy cow the farmers' most efficient food producing machine. He notes butterfat as vital to development, citing Hoover and others, and says dairy provides a steady income for farmers even as grain crops must be stored for market.
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E. M. Bailey
American Dairy Federation
Herbert Hoover
Balanced dairy ration using cottonseed meal guidance
Supplement guides dairy feeding to mix one part cottonseed meal with four to five parts corn chop. Notes alfalfa hay provides some protein but insufficient for heavy milking cows and stresses high carbohydrate, low protein forage in home-grown feeds. Emphasizes economical use of cottonseed meal due to low price.
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Corp. Chop
Not That Bad & Time to Go: Fragmented Dialogue
A clipped exchange features Ethel and Jack debating marriage with witty quips about brains and hearts. An unrelated line mentions an old uncle’s will left to a bright nephew, while a final cryptic note cites the Bible versus disbelievers, hinting at shifting interpretations.
Mother of 3 Children Finds Tanlac Restores Health
Mrs. Mary Barnett of Niota Tennessee says Tanlac cured years of pain worry and fatigue easing her digestion nervousness biliousness and insomnia She slept better could eat again and gained strength energy and vitality urge sickly readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac noting over 40 million bottles sold
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Mary Barnett
Niota
Tanlao
Tanlac
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