Dark London intrigue surrounds Craven murder case
Hilton Toye and Casalet reveal movements linking Naples Cook office to Craven’s death. Scruton interrogates Beruton while Seruton and Blanche confront shocking truth about the unknown attacker and a hidden motive. Tense revelations unfold as suspects chase a single truth across Europe and England.
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Blanche
Hilton Taye
Henry Craven
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Casulet
Sera
Canalet
Hlanche
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Uplands
Seruton
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Hilton Toye
Rome
Serafen
Craven's
Cook
Naples
Charing Cross
Charingrova
Scruton
Curslet
Craven
Weilk
Bix Fiedse
Wens
London
Hungerford Bridge
Surbiton
Tose
Cwaulet
Seraton
Nard Seruton
du Pos
Murder Mystery Teases Henry Craven Case Clues
Excerpted dialogue reveals a river edge scene and a awaited murderer, with one crucial ground altered, as characters debate who approached the boat and which route was taken. The piece ends with a clipped note to be continued and a satirical aside from Kansas City Star.
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Blanche
Henry Cr von
Ian
Toye
Scruton
Wonders of Grand Canyon Explores Formations and History
Reading about Major Powell’s 1869 journey down the Grand Canyon highlights the canyon’s awe inspiring rapid routes and rock coloring. The article notes a recent U S publication by LM Notte on the canyon’s volcanic and sedimentary layers and emphasizes the geological wonders from top carboniferous deposits to deeper strata.
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Grand Canyon
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Portiol
LM Notte
Apt to Be Costly. Husband Dreams of a New Car
A domestic scene unfolds as a wife teases Tom about his lavish dream of buying a beautiful automobile. He responds with resigned humor, admitting his extravagant hopes may prove costly while she mocks his rush to purchases.
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Tom
Matt
Night guiding instruments pace troops by daylight glow
An obscure historical note describes luminous instruments enabling night guiding of troops across the country. It highlights daylight exposure, wireless telegraphy readiness, and mentions pioneers who developed luminous dials and flashes for navigation and signaling.
Study Your Catalogues and Planting Advice From E Van Benthuysen
The author urges early catalog purchases for timely selections, praising mixed nasturtiums, California poppy, scarlet salvia, cosmos, chrysanthemum effects, pansies, sweet peas, celery, bachelor button, geraniums, and more. He notes pests, start times, and care tips including feeding with tea leaves, potting in three inch pots, and winter temperatures. The piece blends gardening guidance with personal planting notes and expectations for midsummer blooms.
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E. van Benthuysen
Timely Garden Hints For Spring Planting And Care
Garden hints note borers at tree bases indicated by sawdust piles and advise digging out pests. They urge preparing cut flowers with potassium permanganate, selecting new plants for next season, changing beds of annuals, starting seeds and cuttings, and readying seed pans loam sand and fertilizer for early sowing and potting.
Geraniums From Seed by Adele J Powell
A writer recounts growing geraniums from seed starting in March. Seed germinated in a sunny window, 18 plants reached inch height, seedlings transplanted successively into two inch pots then to a tub of sandy soil, exposed to hot sun on the west lawn. Top pruning in July encouraged branching. by September the tub-grown plants stood six to nine inches tall.
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Adele J. Powell
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Preventing Green Alga on Flower Pots with Copper Ammonia Paste
To prevent green algae on flower pots soak them in a paste made from three ounces of copper carbonate mixed with water in a wooden pail. Dilute five pints of strong ammonia with 20 pints of water, add to the paste, stir thoroughly, and add water to reach six gallons.
Death to Green Aphis by Tobacco Tea and Dipping
The article explains using tobacco tea applied to the underside of leaves or dipping plants to kill green aphis. It advises fumigating with tobacco stems, performing the dipping twice a week if needed. It also instructs preparing next spring grafting scions by cutting tips of the limbs and burying them in cellar sand, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged.
Fragmented Evening Exchange Sparks Daily Laughs
A jumble of comic quips features a night key mishap, wife’s aid via a press button, and cheeky marital banter about plans and lullabies. Names and precise contexts are unclear, but the slice captures light domestic humor and a wide eyed, joking tone.
Barn for the average farm a practical dairy barn plan
William A Radford advertises a small dairy barn design suitable for nine cows with room for more stalls if needed. The plan promises low cost and quick construction, arguing the pictured barn fits ordinary farms without a full dairy operation and urging readers to choose buildings to suit their market and herd size.
Farm Barn Design With Stanchions And Ventilation
An adaptable barn plan describes a concrete floored cow stall area with box stalls and a center passage, sloped floors for gutter drainage, and a hay mow above. It notes methods for ventilation either via roof ventilator or operable windows, and stresses a simple, flexible layout suitable for various farm uses.
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Filind
Waterfall Shadows Question From Club Table Meeting
Stephen T. Mather posed a question about a waterfall casting a shadow during a club table discussion. The remark came as he spoke in a gathering where he serves as assistant to the Secretary.
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Stephen T. Mather
Mr Mather
Farm dairy building foundations rise with concrete ease
The article discusses foundation design for small farm dairies. It notes concrete as the universal material for foundations due to easy handling and good frost protection. Foundations extend below frost line and above ground for stability, suitable for farms with a few cows.
Building Floors In Barns Use Cork Brick And Wood
A historical note on barn floors describes cork brick and treated wood block as alternatives to concrete, each forming a watertight washable surface. Proper ground compaction under any floor is essential to prevent sagging. Concrete is common in dairy stalls, while cork brick provides warmth and resilience, and wood block is moisture resistant when creosoted.
Eyemarks of disease spotlighted by eye doctors
St Paul optometrists learned from Dr. Frank J. Pratt that more than seventy diseases can be detected by eye examination. He explained eyemarks often reveal illness before patients are aware, guiding early intervention.
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St. Paul
Opticians
Frank J. Pratt
Minneapolis
Cascarets Ad Promises Clean Bowels and Morning Refreshment
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for bowel and liver cleansing with a 10 cent box, claiming no griping and overnight effect. A separate anecdote from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph shows a young girl Doris misreporting her mother’s plans, illustrating local chatter.
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Ady
Quit Meat and Salt Remedies for Kidney Pain
A garbled ad claims a famed salt remedy can neutralize uric acids harming kidneys and restore function with a tablespoon daily in water, plus a tale of a retreating private and a recruiting sergeant. The text includes unrelated jests about army life and torture devices.
Prominent Georgia physician praises Grape-Nuts as rebuilder
A Georgia physician recounts personal illness and recovery after switching to Grape-Nuts. He credits the food with restoring strength, digestion, and weight, allowing him to return to practice. He urges others with weak convalescents to try the product, noting marked improvements within weeks.
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