Carolyn May Finds Family Taint at The Corners
Carolyn May Cameron arrives in Sunrise Cove and meets Uncle Joe Stagg. Aboard the way she clings to Prince the dog as they face wary Parlow kin and a looming future at The Corners where she will meet Aunt Rose and learn the town’s quiet tensions.
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Carolyn of the Corners Looks Up and Shines
A friendly tale introduces Carolyn a lovable girl who preaches and practices looking up and making things better. Readers are invited to follow Carolyn through the opening chapter and meet her sunny outlook.
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Carolyn and Prince Meet Aunty Rose in New Home
Carolyn and Prince befriend Aunty Rose whose attitude unsettles the lonely girl. The story hints at Carolyn's first experiences in her new home as the next installment unfolds.
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Prince
Rose
To Be Continued It Is Difficult to Judge a Woman
A fragment remarks on judging a woman by what she does not say or do. The terse line hints at hidden traits and social expectations without naming individuals or places.
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Reduction of Rat and Mouse Damage Prepared by the United States
The article outlines methods for controlling rodents on farms using dogs Cats and ferrets as natural aids. It discusses fumigation with gases including sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, and warns of hazards and limited effectiveness of rat viruses. It also notes the value of predators like hawks owls foxes and dogs in reducing rodent numbers.
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Barley Seen as Feed Alternative for Hogs in New York
New York State College of Agriculture researchers report barley as a valuable substitute for oats in farms with poor corn maturity. Barley provides more pounds of grain per acre and higher digestible nutrients, though it has less fat and slightly lower total digestible nutrients than corn.
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Potatoes in Dairy Ration Guidance
The USDA outlines using unmarketable potatoes to enrich dairy feed when there is no carp sillage and many small spuds. A peck per day has little effect on milk yield. introduce gradually and process through a root cutter to prevent choking.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Handle with care Latin hex and economy quips
A collage of snippets shows a merchant warning to mark a hex with care while a gradué explains the Latin phrase meaning to handle gently. The piece also includes playful exchanges about marriage and a joke on economizing with less smoking.
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