Gwen Ciphers Boosts Ras Goora in New York Scheme
Gwen Ciphers befriends Ras Goora in Washington Square and plans to back his Beirut charity via a Gwenfu school funded by her aunt’s eight thousand dollar Legacy. Sam Cody, Indianapolis entrepreneur, derails Ras then proposes marriage to Gwen and a move to Indianapolis to manage her career.
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Gwen Ciphers
Indianapolis
Archibald
Fine
Gwendoline
Ras Goora
Washington Square
Gwen
Indiana
New York
Ras
Caiffa
Syria
Tufa Goora
Tufa
Bela
Ray
Tafa
Cuiffa
America
George Washington
Goora
Pere
Old Ras
Hat
Mieventh Street
Pension
Madame Blanc
Madame
Ras Wis
Amerion
Beirut
Supreme Court Itsett
Gwenfuline Ciphers
Sam Cody
Miss Ciphers
Sam
Cody
Miss Cipher
Cuilln
Califa
Missionaries
Aiittle
Simms
Sara Cody
Gwen Snow
Queer Weapons of Duelists Across An Era
The tale traces odd duel ideas from Count Cagliostro's poisoned pills to an American student in Paris using baseballs as a weapon. It recalls a 1916 Chicago physician proposing deadly germs but the challenge collapsed before execution.
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Paris
Chicago
Habit and instinct outline human behavior in routine
The text argues that humans are creatures of habit, driven by primitive instincts. Habit is the outward growth of an instinct and becomes second nature through repeated action. Leading and lesser psychologists agree reactions to environment are limitless, expanding habitual possibilities.
When Gold Tarnishes In the Shop
The text explains that gold discoloration on a white cravat results from friction not tarnish. It notes gold jewelry can tarnish in shops via cheap tissue paper inferior linings or rubber bands. Tarnishing may also occur in sympathy with silver in the same display.
Regulation to curb interstate cattle movement after July 1919
The United States Department of Agriculture issues regulation seven of bureau of animal industry order 263 to prevent interstate movement of tubercular cattle for breeding or dairy purposes unless tuberculin tested. Certain cattle such as public stockyard cattle and strictly range cattle move interstate without restriction. Official tests, identifications, and certificates are required for moved cattle, with strict provisions on transport, quarantine, and possible reshipment for non slaughter purposes under specific conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Bnen
Manure Rotations Boost Alfalfa Start and Yields
The text compares manure value to plant nutrients and cites studies from West Virginia and Ohio showing higher crop value per ton when manure is used in rotating crops. It notes eight tons per acre over five years with corn, wheat, oats, clover and timothy, and warns beginners that alfalfa needs soil nitrogen despite its atmospheric nitrogen fixation.
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West Virginia Experiment Station
Ohio Experiment Station
Fly Repellent for Cattle from North Dakota Experiment Station
The North Dakota experiment station prescribes a fly repellent for cattle and other livestock. Dissolve one cake of laundry soap in four gallons of soft water while boiling, add one gallon crude oil slowly, mix ten minutes, then fold in four ounces naphthalene and agitate fifteen minutes. Apply with a sprayer or damp cloth to the hair only, avoiding skin contact.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
Fresh Water for Chickens in Warm Weather
Advice stresses constant water freshness for growing chicks. Change water frequently to keep it clean and appealing as temperatures rise.
KEEP HOGS COOL IN SUMMER
A historical note advises owners to shade hog quarters and provide clean water to prevent heat stress. It warns that heat causes heavy panting and meat loss. If natural shade is unavailable, construct a straw or bough shelter about four feet above the pen. The guidance cites the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Blake
Motan
Poultry House Litter: Fresh Scratching Material Essential
Straw and similar litter absorb moisture and become limp, making it useless for fowls to scratch for grain. Scratching litter is essential in the poultry house, but it should be cleaned out and renewed frequently to maintain usefulness.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Safeguarding a Jewel and a Grandfatherly Breakfast Tale
A letter carrier is asked to call only once a week to avoid misreading kitchen staff as guests. A post office scene plays on misperception and domestic prudence. In a second vignette, Howard queries a breakfast delay as his grandfather arrives, prompting a humorous exchange about patience and family roles.
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Mr. Crosslets
Grandpa
Howard
Roward
Two Flemish Masters Rescued From Ypres Cathedral
A British artillery officer and two private soldiers saved two large Flemish master paintings dated 1600 from Ypres cathedral during the 1915 bombardment. They were lowered from walls, cut from frames, carried in a sack, and brought to London for safe keeping before exhibition and return to King Albert in Brussels.
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Ypres
Belgium
Daniels
AR. A
London
Albert
Brussels
A Lady of Distinction Seeks Clear Skin
A refined woman is praised for the delicate influence of her perfume and skin care routine. A Cuticura Soap bath with hot water cleanses pores, then Cuticura Talcum Powder leaves the skin clear and sweet.
Self-Announced Bishop Delays Ride on Christmas
A story recounts Bishop Greer stepping from his home in plain clothes to a carriage, waiting as an English coachman imported by a wealthy American kept him waiting for the lord bishop of New York. The bishop then instructed him to drive on, highlighting the bishop's plain nature.
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Greer
New York
Citizens complain about faulty poison in Tomlinville police store
A Sandy Mushc resident storms the Police drug store in Tomlinville, accusing sellers of peddling rat poison that caused his children to eat some of the product. The citizen repeats claims of swindling and demands redress as the judge notes the complaint.
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Tomlinville
Old Fashioned Medicine and Poetic Banter Quoted
A Birmingham Age-Sentinel snippet notes Dr. Peery's Dead Shot a medicine claimed to expel worms with a single dose. The passage also cites literary quips about poetry and a cheeky line about a street sprinkler deal, reflecting casual newspaper chatter of the era.
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Dr. Peery
Helen
Gowker
Birmingham Age
Sberala
Fragmentary 19th century quip on fortune and family
The source presents a garbled older English style snippet with phrases about sharing a test dollar, a son, a father-in-law, and undertaker imagery. It hints at themes of money, family strain, and fate but is largely incomprehensible.
No Music Lessons Claim Upset Over Missing Fingers
A playful dialogue between a teacher and Alice concludes with a joke about ten fingers and four missing, noting Alice’s quick wit as she answers ten and then returns with the quip about music lessons.
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Alice
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Ohio
North Dakota
Chas. H. Fletcher
Frea Eye Book, Company
Bright
Doan
Sessel, Kail Farmer
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Foster-My Burn CO
Buffalo, N
Verethrop
First National Bank Bldg
Cincinnati
W.N. U. Cinginnati
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