Carolyn and Prince Triumph in a New Adventure at the Corners
Carolyn May Cameron-Hanna arrives from New York to live with her guardian Uncle Joseph Stagg at the Corners. Prince, her mongrel dog, defends Amanda Parlow and a snake scene leads to a thaw between Stagg and Amanda. Carolyn learns she is nearly penniless and an apparent charity orphan.
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Dunraven
Europe
Carolyn May Cameron
Hanna
Carlyn
New York
Joseph Stagg
Carolyn
Rose
Joe
Stagg
Amanda Parlow
Prince
Amanda
Chet Gormley
Charity and Uncle Joe Find Growing Love in Snow
Carolyn May confronts Uncle Joe Stagg about money and love as a winter snow begins. She asks if she is charity and he finally admits he loves her, promising not to worry about money while they find happiness together.
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Will
Charity
Miss Amanda
Miss Mandy
Carolyn May
Uncle Joe
Joe
Stagg
Mr. Stagg
Stose
Br. Stagg
Joseph Stagg
Carlyn
Snowbound Sled Ride In Sunrise Cove Tale
In Sunrise Cove and The Corners heavy snow drifts up to six feet seal off roads as Carolyn May and her dog Prince enjoy a new red sled. Uncle Joe funds Prince’s harness while Mr. Parlow builds the doghouse, and sleighing becomes a quiet winter adventure amid drifting white. A mysterious figure appears on the lonely route to town as Carolyn May glides along with Prince.
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Sunrise Cove
Carolyn May
New York
Joe
Prince
Mr. Parlow
Uncle Joe
Jedidiah Parlow
Mr. Stagg
Rose
Princey
Sailor Found After Slippery Fall Near Parlow Cottage
Carolyn May and Prince the dog pull a wounded sailor from a snowbank to Miss Amanda's cottage. Parlow and helpers treat his head wound with warm water, a cordial, and care while he explains he was seeking work ten miles away at Adams' camp.
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Carolyn May
Matey
Amanda
Prince
Parlow
Adams
Steel flag fiber content figures to resist corrosion
A fragment notes steel designed to resist corrosion being used for a flag, stating it contains 18 percent of an alloying element.
Milk and Cream Standards Defined by Federal Agencies
United States Department of Agriculture circular defines milk and cream standards including pasteurized milk at 145F for 30 minutes, skimmed milk, buttermilk, 18 percent fat cream, 30 percent fat whipping cream, and homogenized products. Standards vary by local conditions. states set enforcement.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Joint Committee On
Association of American Dairy, Food and Drug Officials
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists
United States
Cow Testing Proves Profitable for Tennessee Dairy
A Tennessee dairy farmer praises a cow testing program by the United States Department of Agriculture. He notes his best cow was once undervalued, priced at 125 dollars before testing and 350 afterward. The farmer reports his foundation cow produced 68 pounds of butterfat in November, versus an average herd production over 40 pounds.
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United States
Agrculturas
Tennessee Dairy
United States Department of Agriculture
Convenient Milk Room For Farm Kitchens
A dedicated milk handling room can relieve crowded kitchens. A well house often includes a space that, with a concrete floor shutters and windows, becomes a practical milk room for dairy work.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Descent of the English Yard and Pound Traced
A Manchester Guardian correspondent notes gaps in the lineage of standard measures from Henry I to 1884. It recalls the 1760 Troy pound and yard, the 1834 fire that destroyed the pound and damaged the yard, and the 1891 recovery of the yard and a 14 pound stone in the clerk’s lobby.
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Henry I
Westminster Palace
Manchester Guardian
Board of Trade
Henry VII
House of Commons
Salary requests cause decision clash at office
The Difference shows two staff asked for raises today. T refused one and granted the other after a discussion. The first cited need for more money and was turned down. The second asked for a chance to earn more and was approved.
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Cme
Expressing Thoughts Right to Speak Only When True
A brief note on free expression arguing that speech should reflect thoughts that are right to say and not be tainted by selfishness or unkindness. It cautions that many thoughts fail this standard and thus should not be spoken.
Wise farmers and the political field proverb
A brief adage notes farmers avoid politics and fear neighborly backlash when tried. It emphasizes caution and harmony in rural life amid contention.
True Difference Heard In Quiet Nation Wide Exchange
A reproachful friend notes another never joins in singing the Star Spangled Banner. The reply underscores a stance of deep respect for the national hymn and refusal to sing it, citing a personal position on patriotism.
Vader-Balm touted for summer colds and various pains
An advertisement touts Vader-Balm as quick relief for summer colds, nervous headaches, superficial inflammation, mumps, hay fever, and other pains. It offers a free sample or 225¢ tubes for 50¢ stamps, with agent terms, and warns against imitations from EB. W. Vacher, Inc. of New Orleans, Louisiana.
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EB. W. Vacher, Inc
New Orleans
Adv
Hearty eaters in Australia reveal huge meat intake
An article notes surprising Australian eating stats. It claims the average person consumes about 264 pounds of meat yearly, equal to roughly two sheep and a fifth of a bullock per person. The piece contrasts Australians with English, French, German and Swiss averages and cites large potato and sugar consumption as well.
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Ile
Tasmania
Argentina to establish first paper print venture
A plan by Argentina based manufacturers aims to set up the country’s first paper printing operation. The report notes challenges in collaboration and public sentiment surrounding the initiative.
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Argentina
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Belmore Endicott
Dodd, Mbad Sap Company
Car'tyn May
Bia Farolly
Carolyn Mayhouse
Doge
Waller
Tennessee Dairyman
Testing Association
Libby
Libby, McNeilly& Libby
Chicago
Hearty Eaters
Australia
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