Why Woman Theyre Diamonds Blood Red Diamonds
In Vevay a spinster narrator accompanies Claire de Ravenol to America. She dislikes Claire’s father Monaleur de Ravenol and declines. On the voyage Claire is left with Mrs Delario, whom she met over slippers identical to the narrator's pair. In New York Claire misses her mother and goes to Mrs Delario’s, while the narrator discovers an intruder entered her flat after the slipper incident.
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Vevay
Claire de Ravenol
United
Monaleur de Ravenol
Claire
Delario
Mra. Delario
Arare
Mrs. Delario
Mrs. Delarlo
Aashter
Monsieur le Pere
France
Tiffany's
Eugene
Malden Lane
Lila
Slippers vanish and a million dollar secret unfolds
In a tense sequence a woman recalls slippers moved at night and a suspected theft then reveals a seance scene. The narrator is drawn into Mrs. Delario the diamonds and a million dollar cache of blood red gems. The box arrival and fear of discovery heighten the suspense.
Making a Garden and the Perfume of Flowers
Practical notes on fragrant plants for garden design. The white double violet is highlighted as the sweetest bloom, flowering mid April and around Bartholemew tide. Also recommends wallflowers, pinks, gilliflowers, lime blossoms, honeysuckles, and emphasizes scent from crushed herbs like burned thyme and water mints along walkways.
December the farming month of opportunity
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to study new farming bulletins during December. It calls December a crucial, overlooked month for education at the chimney corner, with many bulletins offering practical, money making guidance funded by state agencies and the department.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Thomas Hood
State Agricultural College
Agricultural College
State Department of Agriculture
Proper Study of Rabbit Problem Before Enterprise
Before starting on rabbit raising it is advised to study disposal and market prospects. Rabbits from pedigreed stock fetch higher prices and can be advertised in poultry journals. Meat rabbits bring best profits at two to four months and are shipped alive in crates to market.
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United States Department of Agriculture
A Little Land Well Diled Will Produce More Profit
A short truism states that well tilled land yields greater profit than larger, neglected acreage. The saying emphasizes efficient labor and thoughtful cultivation over sheer volume of land.
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Minnie
Ton
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Chimney-Corner College
Chimney-Corner College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
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