Hidden Perils in a London Cottage Continuation
Lorraine Gaveston and Abram Bartle share uneasy talks while Una Farrissey plans safety, as Lorraine plots a possible marriage to Trenham, and Rourke Trenham watches over her from afar amid family tensions in London and Rumley. Athol Vere’s medical career stalls behind Dr Thorne’s ascent, foreshadowing a setback in the Vere family.
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Ghaptha
Abram
Bartle
Papa
Hoima
Torraine
Una
Miss Shefford
Ike
Aunt Farrlesey
Dana
Mal
Uno
London
Ann
Mr. Bartle
Abrara
Lorraine
Judith
Rourke Trenham
Tony
Rourke
Wathey
Althor
Sig
Miss Gaveston
Milas Shelford
Mr. Gaveston
Uta
Allen
Tondon
Hampton House
Athol Vere
Trenham
Ana
Mr. Lsurtle
Chia Ig
Rumley
Tom
Chapthati
Hohva
Kumley
Hohve Cottage
Athol
Tlohoe
Forthierre
Massenger
Dr. Thorne
Mmany
Time the Wonder Worker
Time the Wonder Worker headlines a jumble of witty quotes from editors and readers. The piece mixes snippets about hair locks, bleached hair, and romantic insinuations with political chatter about candidates and influence.
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Wonder Worker
Dudley
Mabel Browne
Newitt
Mabel
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fertilizer Use and Poultry Advice From Rural World Column
Agricultural notes discuss fertilizer value and season impact on crops, noting that cheaper or bone-based fertilizers can rival pricier mixes and that stable manure and legumes reduce nitrogen needs. Turkeys require limited feeding on open range, with heavy feeding saved for fall fattening, while peach borers threaten young trees and careful pruning and spraying help. Apple tree care covers soil, spacing, pruning, and disease prevention practices.
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Turkey
Stata
Dairy and Laying Hen Guidelines for Profitable Poultry
Agricultural notes emphasize clean dairying to improve butter yield and cow profitability. It advises maintaining milk flow with proper feeding, noting rich milk varies by cow and that uniform fat globule size aids butter. For laying hens, health and vigor determine value. most authorities suggest culling breeders after age two or three years.
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Farmers’ Home Journal
Plow Fowl Yards For Clean, Rich Soil
The article advises plowing fowl yards occasionally to benefit worms and soil health, noting the practice reduces trampling and keeps the ground clean. It stresses providing pullets with ample good food in summer to support growth and laying when eggs are scarce.
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Farmers’ Home Journal
Meanest Man Defeats in New York Men's Club Race
A letter from a known woman decided a New York City men's club president election between a clerk with a working wife and a wealthier manufacturer famed for neighborly closeness. The letter branded the clerk as the "meanest man" with libelous claims and humorous anecdotes. It urged members to reject the candidate, and the man was defeated.
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New York City
New York Financial Institution
Little Club
Alleaed
Global labor unrest across industries and nations 1909
Across cities and countries unions report large strikes and wage fights. In Frick Coke Hungary seeks workers as 73 percent ovens restart, while Birmingham coal miners face tents ban and open shop pressure. Denmark sees eight hour disputes. Newfoundland union growth follows early 1900s pattern. Petitions defend Russia exile suspect Pouren. Montreal aims at uniting unskilled workers.
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Swansea
Denmark
Daily Press
Socialistic
Frick Coke Company
Pittsboro
Hungary
Frick
Jan Pouren
Philadelphia
the Carr
Russia
Pouren
Lewis
Birmingham
Ala
Gov. Comer
Newfoundland
Wyoming
United Mine Workers
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Mary Cecil Hay
Washington Star
Idio Wepen
Sents
Agaioth
Barbers’ Protective Union
Ban Fram
The
Cal
Folland
Tilbourg
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International
Acction
Amaperedt Federation of Labor
Largo
Wolverhampton
Eng
International Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
San Francisco
Associated Blacksmiths Society of Great Britain
Belfast
Ireland
Italy
Montreal
Canada
Knights of Labor
Fort Scott
Kan
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