The Black Gang and the Sapper Night Escape
In a perilous covert clash Drummond fights to rescue Phyllis as an electrical trap and a lethal gang siege unfold. A fox electrocuted by a live fence signals the danger, and Phyllis is carried away in a car by Count Zadowa and associates. Drummond is cornered, vowing to act within five minutes or face a grim threat to his wife.
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Drummond
Yulowski
Phyllis
Talian
Black Gang
Bps Hoarne Voleca
Phylisa
Hugh
Franz
Mr. Atkinson
Theodosius Longmoor
Peterson
Spotlight on the minister in Century Magazine excerpt
A Century Magazine excerpt argues the minister becomes a solitary figure, elevated by church rituals and public reverence. It contrasts public persona with the real self, suggesting the clergy lose vitality as they maintain a ceremonious, isolated stance.
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Fountain Beach
Century Magazine
Grow Christmas Trees for Money in Eastern States
Forestry officials of the U S Department of Agriculture say growing small evergreens for Christmas trade is better than indiscriminate cutting. Prices rose sharply since the 1920s, with spruce and fir trees valued at up to several dollars on city streets, and plantations near consuming centers show promise for a profitable business.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Exatern
Middle Western States
Enyo
Bear Photographer Spooked by Bear While Filming in Allegheny Park
A forestry student camping with two friends in Allegheny park left his camera on a fallen log to seek a view. A bear browsed nearby and triggered the camera when the student fled in fear. The plate exposed shows the student fleeing and the bear investigating the log.
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Bear
Allegheny Park
Protect Farm Machinery From Weather in Winter
Farm machinery and implements should be stored under shelter and kept in good repair to save time and money next spring. Clean off dirt, grease bright parts, apply grease to prevent rust, and recoat painted parts during winter. Proper storage extends life and efficiency says NC State College agriculture engineer D B Weaver.
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Weaver
Department of Agronomy
North Carolina State College
Alarming Decline in Work Horses and Mules
United States Department of Agriculture reports a sharp drop in work horses and mules. Many animals supplying the demand are around seven years old, making good colts valuable. Breeding mares to the best draft stock can boost future supply, despite higher upfront costs, with heredity “like begets like” guiding decisions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cows Comforted Indoors In Frosty Nights
Farmers urge dairy operations to house cows indoors during frost risk. Nighttime barns with ample straw and bedding prevent milk losses and keep cows comfortable. Observers note milk yields drop one to two pounds if cows remain outdoors in light frost. Early cold rain and snowstorms worsen conditions for exposed cattle.
Old Tire Tubes Useful for Quick Repairs
A faded report suggests repurposing used tire tubes for protecting bottles from breaking, preventing surface scarring, and forming a waterproof cover for the auto coil. It notes tubes can be cut and bent to insulate and seal, offering practical home and automotive uses.
Honey color grading standards described by U.S. agriculture department
The United States Department of Agriculture explains honey color grades from water white to dark and notes two subdivisions extra white and extra light amber to satisfy western beekeepers. The improved color grader aims for consistent scoring despite higher cost.
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Tereng” Wileh
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Labora Ls
United States Department of Auiture
United States Department of Agriculture
Size and Management of Litters Decide Profit
A Kansas State Agricultural College expert outlines pig production costs and management strategies to maximize brood sow efficiency. He emphasizes selected foundation sows, proper body conformation, varied feeds beyond corn, and steady shelter to reduce losses.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Elling
Elling
Cutting Out Old Canes in the Raspberry Patch
After harvest the grower should remove and burn old canes to prevent disease and insect eggs. Weeding out weak canes increases vigor, and more canes may be removed in spring to reduce numbers per row for better fruiting.
Fragmented Nature Notes And Weathered Insights
A jumble of antiquated lines discusses health, coal values, and animal depredations, noting the equivalence of coal to distillate and labeling the rat as the worst animal. It mentions leaves as fertilizer and slag mulch protecting roses and shrubs from frost, with scattered musings on time and brain power.
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Sie Anh
Million Strong Legionary Leader McQuigg Recruits for Growth
John Read profiles Joht Ren McQuigg banker and World War I hero from Cleveland Ohio, praised for turning the American Legion’s slogan Million Strong into reality. Born in Wooster Ohio, he led the One Hundred Eleventh Engineers, served in France, became brigadier general in 1921, later built a Cleveland bank, and steered national and Ohio Legion campaigns.
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Go Gattum
Joht
Ren “McQuirgy
Cleveland
Ohio
Ion
Leeon
Jon
Lewion
Legion
John Read
Sheridan
Alabama
McQuigg
Brent
France
Hie
Hourmont
Armin
Baccarat
Argonne
Belgium
Wooster
Ole
Military Department of Wooster, University
Spain
Ohio National Guard
Cornell University
National Law School
Washington
East
Engineers
the Legion
Gotnwylteeman
National Legislative ‘Committee
American ‘Legions Endowment Fund Corporation
Tts
Omaha
Roasts Highlight Gridiron Dinner at Legion Convention
At the national convention in Omaha, the Roasts served as the feature item on the menu. Attendees included chief department adjutants, American Legion Press Association members, visiting editors, and Legion officials.
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American Legion
American Legion Press
Me and Legion
St Omebu
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Sapper
Maybrick Halls
Ood
Areme
Rama
Thors
Doha
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