Manhattan Chaperoned Cab idea in a romance scene
A late sample story follows Mr. Randolph as he plans a Manhattan Chaperoned Cab company after a high stakes market day. Pamela Thornton, surprised by his sudden affection, resists then accepts a kiss amid comic chaos with Tomlinson witnessing. The scene ends with a vow of love and a promise to depart together, leaving their future uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Non- Golph
Mr. Randolph
Amal
Messrs. Verries & Cat
R. A. Randolph
Wes
Village Cab Company
Manhattan
Saturnine Village
Patrick O'Reilly
Fifty-ninth Street
Imogene
Pamela Thornton
Bleecker Street
Tomiingoo
Pamela
Tomlingen
Robert
Tomlinson
Misa Thornton
Aika
Fifth Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
Mars
Bobby
What Did the Honorable Do During the War
A brief item questions a veteran’s war record and uses a sharp quip about actions. It notes the inquiry asks what was done and answers with the boast that the person talked. The piece reflects playful rhetoric on wartime conduct.
Telegraphic reports aid Imperial Valley melon distribution
Effective work by Imperial Valley melon growers and shippers in cooperation with the Bureau of Markets shows that daily distribution and telegraphed market receipts help avoid price drops in highly perishable fruits. The system provides shippers with a complete market picture daily, promoting broad distribution and reducing advantage for any single seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Valley Melon
Bureau of Markets
Imperial Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
Brawley
Cal
Department
Producing Potatoes Simple Cost Breakdown
The piece explains how to estimate potato production costs using labor, horse labor, fertilizers, and seed, which account for about 80 percent of operating expenses. It guides farmers to calculate total operating costs, add land use charges, and consider overhead, taxes, and insurance to determine affordable acre costs and potential profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Maine
Feeding Chicks: Regular, Incremental Routines
Old poultry guidance advises feeding young chicks small amounts often, with three soft and two hard meals in the first two weeks, then adjusting to two soft and three hard meals as they age. Do not keep moistened feeds beyond what they will clean up, remove leftovers to prevent sickness, and encourage exercise by scattering grain in litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department, of Agriculture
Dispose of Inferior Sires in Stock Improvement Drive
Reports from Webster Parish Louisiana show a thorough clean-up by stock owners assisting the U.S. Department of Agriculture. In three months seven roosters four to six years old were killed as related to female stock, two scrub boars and two dogs were castrated, and the farm now preserves purebred boars and Rhode Island Red stock with cattle and horses trained for purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Webster Parish
Irea
Rhode Island
Purebred Profitability Talk From Iberia Parish Dairyman
A dairyman in Iberia parish, Ta., reports to the USDA that registered stock improves profit and quality. He notes a shift toward better stock and mentions raising standard-bred White Wyandotte fowls in addition to dairy cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Avan
Wz Dairyman
Iberia Parish
United States Department of Agriculture
Thia Dairyman
Proper Brooder Care For Chicks In 1914
After hatch, chicks require space and ventilation to prevent overcrowding. Ensure roomy brooders, monitor sideping and qu sorting, and transfer to larger houses as they grow. Provide ample ventilation until relocation to bigger housing is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barger
Canada Offers Settler Opportunity for Free or Affordable Farmland
Article extols immigration to Canada highlighting agricultural land availability near railways, low prices, and favorable laws. It argues Canada seeks industrious settlers, notes high grain yields per acre, and that trials of Western farming prove its potential, inviting willing buyers to cultivate and settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Miniater
Cattiers
Cannde
Wettler
Ratiroada
Canada
Dominion
Freshness versus talent in daily life and work
A concise reflection argues it is better to stay fresh than rely on talent alone. It cautions against overreliance on innate ability and emphasizes steady energy, discipline, and practical effort as keys to consistent success.
Plan to Exterminate Rats Warns of House Infestation
A fragmented notice urges immediate action against rats near a poultry house. It warns small infestations cause little damage, but rapid growth leads to greater trouble and potential sudden events.
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Miss Thornton
Charim
Milyuns
Cali
N—po
Pam
Brent Value
Gurh
Bouthorn
Even Diesarde
Louisiana
Dairyman
Herrick
Bayer
van Nujeng
Cious
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