Prince Conrad Rally Inspires Courtland as Cavalcade Advances
Joan and Theres von Lynar push toward Courtland to aid a doomed youth. The crowd in Courtland cheers for Prince Conrad, the ideal knight, as they hope he will overthrow Louis and eject the Muscovite guards from the palace.
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Conrad
Courtland
Louis
Truth-Speaking of Boris and Jorian in Courtland
Boris and Jorian recount their peaceful actions during Courtland’s upheaval and the rescue of Maurice von Lyner as Prince Conrad rises to power. The crowd’s loyalties shift toward Conrad while Joan, Margaret, and others prepare for further conflict with Muscovite forces.
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Land Was Out of Sight in Storytelling at Hotel
Traveling men boast of days without land sighting on oceans and rivers. One recalls twenty one days at sea, another twenty nine on the Pacific. A Kansas man near Lawrence claims crossing the Kaw river with a boat that sank twice.
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Isle Rugen
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Helene
Hugo
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Pacific
Kaw
Lawrence
Kansas City Times
Far-Seeing Scot and the High Moor Shooting Party
An eccentric Scottish keeper on a northern estate guides a deer or shoot party up a steep mountain. A beaters yell and the keeper’s startled reaction lead to a peppering of shot to the neck. Blood appears as the party fears a worse injury than reality.
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Scotland
Dugald
Around the Circle Keep the Dollars Moving in Your Community
A local awareness drive urges residents to circulate money within their area to boost small businesses. The campaign promotes supporting shops, services, and events through everyday purchases and local patronage.
Dollar for the farmer: home merchants vs mail order peril
A rural plea warns farmers and country merchants of the rise of mail order houses threatening local trade. It argues why patronizing nearby dealers keeps money in the community, supports schools and taxes, and prevents monopolistic control by distant firms.
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Chicago
Jook
le Jrood
Mall
Snakes Reared for Their Skins Across Major Markets
The Shoe Trade Journal notes a shift in Australia to systematically rear snakes for skins with high commercial value in London Paris and New York. Snakeskin adorns slippers belts purses and accessories, while rabbit trappers and black wake catchers extract fangs and use snakes in diet.
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Shoe Trade Journal
London
Pari
New York
Fortune Tempted by Nobleman's Betrothal
A British nobleman admitted that Miss Coutts tempted him by her fortune as well as her personality. She replied that they should stay friends rather than become the poorest lovers, a witty remark that reflected the balance of wealth and affection.
Wooden gutter construction for cow stalls described
A Prairie Farmer correspondent explains how to build a wooden gutter in a cow stable. The plan includes a 16 inch deep gutter beneath a cow floor, framed with supports every three feet, and a finch matched ceiling carefully planed and pointed to avoid hindering stable work.
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Prairie Parier
Silo Feeding Profit Gaps in Fond du Lac Creameries
O P Goodrich analyzes 48 Fond du Lac patrons comparing ensilage fed vs non silage. Five silo feeders show higher per cow profits and gross receipts than non silage peers, but author notes other factors may drive gains and questions whether silos alone explain the difference.
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O. P. Goodrich
Fond du Lac
Wis
Ensilage
Dairy Care for Cattle and Farms in Winter
A calf born in fall grows better through the year than a spring calf. Cows should be well brushed and kept clean. neglect leads to poor milk flow and discomfort. Exposed cows suffer more from damp cold than length of exposure, so ensure comfort. Regular brushing keeps cows clean and soil fertility high, aiding farm prosperity.
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Aha
Does Your Cow Do This In Winter Milk Check
The article notes that cows producing less than eight pounds of milk daily in winter with high feed costs are not profitable, except for heifers or sows nearing freshening.
A Good Suggestion From Prof Henry on Dairy Herds
Professor Henry of Wisconsin proposes a plan to divide dairy herds by neighborhood and keep specific breeds Jersey Holstein or Guernsey cows for profit and convenience. The goal is to concentrate dairy breeds to optimize production and efficiency.
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Henry
Wisconsin
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