A Smiling Villain And The Diamond Dream Scene
In a drawing room ruse, Moyra, Bride, and guests admire a ruby brooch worth eight to nine hundred pounds. Fenton recalls its royal lineage while Moyra fears Angu’s possible link to the jewel. Aileen and Billy hint at Prof. Lewiston’s interest in Bride and a buried tension over Moyra’s plans.
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Niv
Firide
May Tenton
Mr. Fenton
Moyra
Mayra
Mourt
Angus
Billy
Prof
Lewis- Bon
Aileen
Bobby
Myr. Wonton
Fenton
Lind
Marie Antoinette
Bride
Phey
Wenten
Littenlands
Billg
Echo
Lewisson
Mere
Nerry
Lewieson
Imms
Caterham
Greece
Pat
Don
Dome
Aoma
Beresford
Tig
Miss Tror
Inhabitants Skate as Frost Longs In Charm of Winter
A frosty spell keeps residents of the big house and the Rectory on the ice daily with Prof. Lewisson and Bertram Charteris joining them. Aileen skates feverishly, while Bride and Moyra adjust relations as Bride grows older and more restrained.
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Prof
Lewisson
Bertram Charteris
Aileen
Lulu
Tilly
Lewhigan
Tie
Vride
Go Niner
Lin
Moyra
Bride
Eldvat
Lyride
SURPLUS BIRDS AND FALL PASTURAGE PLANS
Surplus stock advice urges removal of unmated cocks and hens from breeding lofts to prevent fighting and waste. Fall pasturage for sheep suggests sowing rape seed with oats, rotating clover hay, and letting land rest to boost fertility and wool revenue. Also notes moult watchfulness, feeding schemes, and cattle market trends in Chicago.
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Thia
James Whitcombe
Stock Journal
Planning farms with diagrams boosts work efficiency
Observant farmers who map fields drains watercourses soil variation and other features gain about half again as much output. A farm platting system guides rotation and assets, aiding owners and successors, while hired help stays engaged with methodical plans. A second item notes a lawn care tip: a spoonful of gasoline in dandelion centers kills the plants within two days without harming nearby shrubbery if applied carefully.
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Maine
Eggs Hatched En Route To New Home In Transit
A Pennsylvania poultry man, forced to move fifty miles, carried incubator eggs by train and trolley in a wool blanket lined box. At the new home he opened the basket to find twenty five chicks hatched during the journey and thriving.
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Pennsylvania
Boston
Farm Notes on Feeding and Poultry Profits
Estimates show cows use 60 to 65 percent of food for themselves as milk is produced, highlighting proper feeding. A 1500 pound horse may need about 30 pounds of food daily, depending on work and digestion. Increase profits by reducing old hens and raising standard bred poultry for stock and egg sales. Get rid of troublesome roosters to protect flock profits.
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Itss
Children Hide From Muskets in New Hampshire War Tale
In a drawn scene from Dedifeld New Hampshire a family recalls a Revolutionary era scare when muskets were fired near their home. Children cower in bushes believing Indians attack while mother reassures them until the truth emerges that soldiers from the north were visiting their father.
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Hillett
Cogswell
Dedifeld
New Hampshire
Fedr
Homes for Every Ome and the Grow homestead law in focus
The piece discusses Galusha A Grow and the homestead act as a means to secure free homes, noting its 1862 origins and impact on settlement, with figures claiming hundreds of thousands of entries and tens of millions of acres. It also covers Joseph Root, a Presque Isle resident who says he has not slept in 25 years, citing a railroad tragedy as the cause and medical observations supporting his condition.
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Tribune Farmer
Galusha A. Grow
National
House of Representatives
Congress
Pennsylvania
United States
Colorado
Jozeph Root
Presque Isle
Philadelphia Record
Root
Peninsura
Local Meeting Recalls Brief Anecdotes at City Hall
A fragmentary report describes Col. Thomas Wentworth recounting a story about Harriet Bowe and an American author at a meeting of the Spelling Board in Nickty. The garbled text suggests a humorous or anecdotal exchange during a routine session, with editor involvement noted.
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Byer
Plifigd
Nickty
Thomas Wentw
Don
Harri Btowe
Col
Bliggingon
Viable Escape: Python Attacks Near Cofly Farm
In Cofly near the Mirlco river a man named Mr Cocklin was assaulted by a large python. The serpent coiled around him and attempted to drag him toward a tree to crush him. He freed a hand, fired at the snake, and the beast died. Three men later needed to lift the heavy carcass.
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Cocklin
Mirlco
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Y Violet M. Flinn
Brie Lewisson
Lewison
Lewiston
Charteris
Bertram
Biiy
Tale
Asele
Prof. Lewisgon
Terry
Angin Robertuotta
Aiscomfort
Ray
Sulfenly Ha
Eckinios
Duck Recklesy
Baltimore
Housa
Berlin
New England Poultry Journal
Chuich
Eteara
Chicago
Indiana
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