Conspirators Plot Ferdinand Rescue Turn to Tyranny
In a chateau, Starva and Bratinau marshal conspirators to kill Ferdinand at midnight. A flood of disguises and boasts accompanies the reception as telegrams declare Servian royalty slain, spurring a tense, volatile scene of intrigue and impending violence.
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Ferdinand
Bratman
England
Starva
Locke
Col. Ignatieff
Roumania
Dimitri Gortsehakoff
Servia
Alexander
Nicholai Pitesehti
Bosnia
Ferdi
The Fight on the Staircase in the Castle
In a tense conclave, Kuhn faced Gornji and Ignatieff over Ferdinand’s fate. Starva declares no traitors and vows to prove the English minister’s impersonator is a Countess Sara hoff ally. Jacques is sent to fetch the Countess’s suspect ally as the confrontation continues.
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Ferdinand
Dazzies
Locke
Kuhn
Gingara
America
Dr. Starra
Bratiau
Cingaja
Kuln
Macedonia
Kulin
Starva
Kubn
Les
Mortimer Brett
Gornji
Montenegro
Otto Kuhn
Ignatieff
Starra
Alexander
Hades
Europe
Republic
England
Gortschakoff
Servia
Caesar
Sarahoff
Mortimer
Jacques
Kun
Prescription Transparency and Latin Language Ethics
A column argues against Latin prescriptions, urging public translation to know what is taken. It condemns professional secrecy as a driver of repeated visits and fees, proposes a public ethics code, and suggests patients obtain translated prescriptions to share with any doctor and reuse with a pharmacist.
Not the Time to Stop Says Baseball Umpire Jim Johnstone
Jim Johnstone in New York says baseball crowds are gentler to umpires now and theater crowds faced similar old hostility. He recalls provincial tours where audiences hurled cabbages and potatoes at a troupe playing The Broken Vow in Paint Rock, yet the show continued despite missiles and heckling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnstone
New York
Mr. Johnstone
Paint Rock
Child Observes Faith Tale Then Balloonist Seeks Shelter
A five year old listens to a Sunday sermon on Jesus calming the sea. Her mother searches the house and finds her in the bathroom amazed by a childlike remark about walking on water. A balloonist wreck and a farm lodging request follow with comic self deprecation.
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Carch
Sea of Galilee
Thoughts That Bind The Mind Paraphrase
Quote attributed to Sir William Temple about human thought and the need to steer inner musings. Reflects on cognitive control and the inevitability of thinking.
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Sir William Temple
Restoring a Grindstone to Sharp Edges
A Farm and Home tip explains how to revive a worn glaze on a grindstone by adding sand until it wears away. It advises keeping the stone sheltered, kerosene to cut gum, and oil to ease operation, plus a seat on the frame to ease use.
Road Dragging Proves Its Worth on Nebraska Roads
The Nebraska Farmer reports that split log road drags have transformed mud coated lanes near the experiment station. Dragged roads remain smooth and hard, with shallow mud even in rain, while undragged paths stay rough and rutty. Eastern Nebraska towns are starting to adopt the practice, led by agricultural students.
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Nebraska Farmer
Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska
School of Agriculture
Farm Jottings on Sires, Shelter, and Lambing
The article urges selecting the best possible sire for the flock and favors beef breeds for early maturity. It notes well drained lands resist drought and freshet, suggests keeping wethers separate for market gain, and links ewe condition at lambing to twin rates. It advises consulting all available cottonseed meal information for feeding.
Cribbing Methods Suggested for Horses by Farm Journal
The article notes cribbing is a vice in horses and hard to break. It suggests restraint options such as a strap around the throat to allow breathing and a rod to prevent the horse from biting or suck wind.
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Farm Journal
Stringhalt Causes and Remedies Mentioned
The text notes stringhalt can result from local injury. It advises close observation of the stable, changing stalls, bathing limbs in hot brine, and attentive shoeing. It mentions a father may find shoeing faults that can be remedied. A pronounced case may require surgical correction.
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Copfelgt
D.appleton & Coptanyd
Nand
Bratmau
Council
Bratinau
Bulgaria
Moldavia
Iznatieff
Hulgaria
Messieurs
Alexander of
Draga
Liberty
Kortschakoff
Bratinan
Alterhoffen
London
Count Piteschti
Loubie
Stringhalt
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