Love, Crime, and a Painter’s Auto-Hypnosis Mystery
In New York a young woman Leo becomes entangled with crime and love as Mario tries to rescue her from a doomed path. In Priscilla Mulino’s studio a dreamlike vision linked to Leonora prompts Dr. Foedich to investigate while a police raid and a hidden mother mystery deepen the intrigue.
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Tynopala
Leo Herk
New York
Mario
Mario Veka
Carnehan
Wieh
Carnelian
Leonora
Priscilla Mulino
Otint
Prigeilla
Princilla
Philip Foedich
Princite
Red
Inez
The Roofts Continued A dramatic rooftop escape and reunion
Leonora and Inez flee across roofs in harsh weather as Mario unexpectedly appears, revealing a hidden life in his rooms. Leonora and Mario confront love, danger, and the threat Red poses while plotting a risky plan to escape with fear of police and pursuit.
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Leonora
Berenn
Joex
Red
Leo
Brent
Mario
Chance
Bla
Inez
Ines
Goifartas
Wepitt
Ristori’s
Carnehan
Blelinsky
Dream Split Between Lovers Ends In Night Telepathy
A troubled scene unfolds as Priscilla fears a love triangle with Marlo and Leonora. A ringing telephone pulls her between two selves while Philip Fosdick stalks Leonora. Priscilla reassures, then slips back into sleep to awaken with Marlo in a nearby room.
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Sani
Leonora
Marlo
Philip Fosdick
Prisculla
Philip
Priecifla
Priscilla
Sam
Marto
Unclear Quote Attributed to Mr Dubwaite In Newspaper Snippet
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald presents a dialect filled exchange with Mr Dubwaite about an office scene. The text includes garbled lines and stray phrases reflecting a nervous woman demonstration of nerve force.
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Mr. Dubwaite
Tim
Birmingham Age-Therald
Milk Goats as Profitable Dairy Animals in The U S
The article extols milk goats as good producers and wholesome food sources. It discusses their usefulness for drinking and cooking, notes that milk is satisfactory, and mentions the need for succulent feeds. It also considers attitudes in America and Europe toward goat dairy farming.
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Europe
Maui
America
Willie Promiver
Real Vale
How Much Milk Do Goats Produce For A Family
The article explains typical goat milk output for a family herd, noting a doe averaging two quarts daily for seven to eight months as good, three quarts as excellent, and a good goat yielding about ten times her body weight in milk over a lactation. It discusses diet, feed, and management to maximize milk while emphasizing sanitation and general dairy usefulness.
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Enix
Eubarhow
Fool
United States Department of Agriculture
Erin
Fred Water
Newisary
Walt Swat
Philadelphia
Pinkham
Mrs. J
Livingston St. Philadelphi
Mrs. Little
Lydia E. 1See Es
Premium Breeding Emphasized Over Quantity in Poultry
The text argues for prioritizing quality over sheer numbers in poultry, noting buyers desire the best stock and willing to pay. It discusses premiums for top breeders, implied value of temperate, well-bred fowl, and the importance of selective breeding for farm adornment and improved flocks.
CANVASSING FOR CITY TRADE AND PERSONAL APPROACH
The article discusses canvassing to obtain city trade focusing on the canvasser’s personality and clear understanding of direct marketing advantages. It recounts a poultry producer near Baltimore who visited homes, gained customers, and expanded via parcel post orders, stressing quality and steady business relations.
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Inekereur
Louie Benti
Chile
Jane Rosine
Slowld
Botnero
Brooder For Young Chicks In Outdoor Poultry Raising
R Murray of Silford Texas describes a poultry incubator device designed to brood young chicks outdoors. The invention aims to improve chick care and efficiency in outdoor raising conditions.
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R. Murray
Silford
Texas
Device described as hollow pyramidal support with heat source
The text explains a device with a hollow pyramidal base and a heat source inside. It mentions fabric strips, an open mesh ceiling and a suitate roof, with combustion products vented outward through a tire, independent of a poultry house.
Silage Feeding Boosts Cattle Gains at South Dakota Station
Stoore and team tested corn silage feeding at the South Dakota Experiment Station. Cattle quickly gained on silage while some failed to respond on other feeds. By year end, steers shipped from the station fetched near market top in Chicago. Director Wilson notes gains rival pasture-fed cattle and warns many cattle winter on starvation rations if not fed corn silage earlier.
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Stoore
Cering
South Dakot
Chicago
Wilson
Serum Vaccine Advice From Dr H For Disease Prevention
A historical note quotes Dr H of the Minnesota College of Agriculture stressing that Tog chotera serum is not a cure. He urges vaccination of horses before disease onset as the proper preventive measure.
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Kernkamp
Minnesota
Fattening Cattle Depends on Breeding and Quality
The article argues that success in fattening cattle hinges on good breeding and quality. It states that mature cattle yield the greatest returns when these factors are strong and well managed.
Veils in Demand and Modes of Drapery Described
A historical fashion note explains veils as essential drapery with varied lengths and textures. It notes black lace and brown tones as popular choices, white sparingly used, and emphasizes personal style in veil arrangement.
Chic Chapeau Wins Favor in Fashion Notes
Critics praise a black satin hat trimmed with downward pointing black wings as one of the prettiest to appear. The piece is described as neat rather than lavish and highlights a fashionable trend with Allag green and green couripes noted among newer colors.
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Laver
Chic Turban and Tailleur Outfit Described for Shopping
A chic turban pairs with a blue ver dyne tailleur featuring a collar and large opossum cuffs and is completed with smart strapped walking shoes with moderate heels. The ensemble reflects a refined shopping look.
Fashion Notes Show Velvet Accents and Velvet Domination
Fashion notes describe velvet heavy usage in parts, wide cuffs on tailored suits, sirillinnt colors in wraps, ribbons in lingerie, and gray as a spring favorite. New fur coats, redingote toes, scarlet enamel buttons, and white pelican trimming appear on hats with mixed fur and velvet coats.
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Paris
Lines of the Winter Mode Fashion Notes From Milwaukee
A fashion correspondent outlines a trend toward unified lines in winter dress. Designers favor coordinated silhouettes with velvet gowns, high collars, minimal boning, and sculpted sleeves. Highlights include白 blackout panels, contrasting skin with velvet, ostrich trimmings, plaid stockings, and metallic accents across houses.
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Milwaukee
Madame
Capes and coats for riding habit described
The text discusses riding attire featuring white checked wool rugs with black taffets and white wart military themes. It notes practical, smart options to replace faded rugs, with knee length straight cuts, leather belts or shields, and straight sleeves folded back to a shallow depth.
Eyelet Embroidery Trends in Popular Trimmings
The piece notes eyelet embroidery is in great vogue, typically cream white muslin, sewn into fronts and small round collars. It mentions wearing with serge or trellatine frocks and highlights trimming for blue serge including a navy blue serge dress trimmed with white organdie.
Horse Training Signals and Mouth Control
A fragmented notice discusses horse training with a tame true month approach. It notes a horse obeys signals conveyed by reins and responds when commanded to go up on the bit, emphasizing control and posture.
Peeved star scorns Europe insult after ocean diner exit
A famous movie star angrily answers reporters at an ocean diner asking about Europe, declaring Rotten. He mutters No king invited me to his pack. Advertisements tout cures and a note claims the Distinguished Service Cross is worn by 130 American Jews.
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Europe
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Harry
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Tas
Tesiles
Doubsiot
Mintier
Marty
Rei
Camnelion
Uberty
Blake
Wong
Maria
Dili
Wistone
North Dakota
Milady
Hoson
Hetolil
Holland
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Fort Wayne
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Grove’s
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