Murder in the Granddeck apartments shocks the building
Spalding Nelson investigates the murder of Daisy Lutan in her Chicago Granddeck apartment. He uncovers a secret passage, suspects superintendent Wick, and questions Miss Kelly and Detective Gorman while stressing the need to notify the police as witnesses reveal mounting clues.
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Lefty Moore
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Chapter Seven Continued Murder at Miss Sutan's Door
The narrator chases a possible killer after hearing a scream and gunshot from Miss Sutan's apartment. He reaches the scene as Mr. Wick arrives with a revolver and a pass-key, ready to investigate the crime together. The tension rises as they prepare to enter the apartment.
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The Luxuriously Lit Apartment Door Scene
The narrator and Mr Wick enter a bright lavish apartment with the elevator boy present. Wick keeps his revolver drawn as silence settles in, and the group stands alert by the door awaiting any sound. John stands by the entry as Wick speaks.
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Mr. Wick
Woman Found Dead Sparks Police Halt at Elevators
A tense scene unfolds as a frightened group calls the police and guards promise help with a revolver close by. A boy confirms shouting for aid while Mr Nelson and the Superintendent prepare to confront danger as they search a mansion.
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Wick
Nelson
Not Troubled by Jealousy Eskimo Marriage Customs
An American missionary describes arctic social life with polygamy, wife swapping, and mutual consent. Women may seek a second husband with first husband’s approval, and even rival marriages may be arranged temporarily to benefit households.
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Arctic
Olive Groewing Centers of Olive Oil Production
The text notes Spain as the leading olive growing land in Europe for oil yield and export supply, with Italy as the second producer with a significant area planted, highlighting regional dominance in olive oil production.
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Europe
Right Stock for Breeding in Poultry
The article stresses selecting vigorous breeding stock for strong chick vigor. It urges using only healthy, energetic birds with no serious deformities in breeding yards. Yearling hens are preferred as they are mature and lay fewer eggs in early winter, preserving vitality.
Selecting Vigorous Breeding Birds for Poultry Pens
Poultry specialists advise selecting only vigorous birds for breeding before the season. Retain healthy hens aged two to four, keep males young and active, and prefer an early hatched cockerel or vigorous yearling. Provide breeders with large runs and avoid forcing heavy eggs in early winter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Deadly Foe of Lazy Fowls Traps Lay in Hen Flocks
The article argues that trap nests reveal a hen’s true laying ability, helping locate drones, improve tameness for higher egg production, provide definite data on individual birds, guide breeding, and identify which hen lays each egg for pedigree purposes.
White Shelled Egg Breeds for Egg Production
Poultry of the Mediterranean or egg breeds suit white shelled eggs. Key breeds include Leghorn Minorca Ancona and Andalusian. These nonsitters rarely brood and hatch their eggs, requiring artificial incubation and brooding.
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Home Egg and Poultry Care for Spring
Use small or dirty eggs at home and feed growing chicks a dry mash. Preserve eggs for spring and summer to counter fall and winter shortages. Scatter airslaked lime around houses to prevent roup cholera and as a perches under, it kills germs. Guard against gapeworms which choke young birds. Pullets laying at four and a half months often produce little in winter. Stand by the hen and handle her right for good egg production.
State Laws Violated After Supreme Court Ruling
The seventh annual report of the Children's Bureau details how the 1917 federal child labor law was struck down by the Supreme Court on June 8 1918 and how states with lower standards saw a return to longer workdays for underage workers. It cites shipyards factories canneries and rural abuses with hundreds of children employed and outlines subsequent reforms and government efforts to keep children in school and curb child labor.
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Washington
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
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Way Labor Policies Board
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United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
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California
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Ohio
Miles Poindexter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
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