Courtland in peril as Joan implements rally to defend city
In Courtland a Muscovite advance tests Joan of Hotenstein's resolve. Boris and Jorian report Plassenburg forces and a forthcoming march by Hugo. Theresa von Lynar and Joan vow to drive out invaders while planning future power shares and alliances.
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Boria
Long Man
Prince Waap
Louis
The Wooing of Boris and Jorian Chapter XXX
Boris and Jorian discuss treachery and fate as Theresa von Lynar's mission shadows their plan. The two captains of Plassenburg prepare for a dangerous escort, while sisters Anna and Martha Pareenholm tease their male guards about appearance.
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Borla
Slater
Anna
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Disappointed In Roosevelt at Maine State Fair
A Kansas City Times item recalls a vendor encounter and a Maine crowd moment at the Bangor fair. A shopper compares toy prices then roars in disappointment as Roosevelt passes. An onlooker notes a country woman's surprised reaction, saying the president acted like any other man.
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Maine
Bangor
Ghostly visitation drives Otterson from Elkhart home
Wealthy Elkhart retiree John Otterson reports a spectral visitant, his deceased father in law John Garman, haunting his brick suburban mansion. The apparitions follow him over grounds and in the barnyard forcing him to move.
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Mr. Otterson
Alze
Pennsylvania
John Garman
Germantown
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Babe Survives Avalanche Ride in Monarch cabin
In Salida Colorado Edgar Mason four years old was found alive after a massive Monarch avalanche buried his cabin and killed his mother and father. Rescuers dug out five others with injuries as 18 feet of snow snarled the town and hindered relief efforts.
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Lead Poisoning Drives Foreman to Stockton Hospital
New York reports Ludwig Rosana a 48 year old foreman at a Berkeley California chemical works has been committed to Stockton State Hospital by Judge Melvin. Doctors diagnose insanity from lead poisoning after years inhaling fumes while overseeing nitric and sulphuric acid production in lead lined chambers. Rosana once worked in European factories and is described as an expert. He shows incoherent speech yet has lucid moments and may recover with treatment away from the poison source.
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Ludwig Rosana
Herkeley
Cal
Stockton State Hospital
Melvin
H. B. Mehlermann
C. D. Hamlin
Rosanna
Europe
America
Rosana
Mr Happy and Mr Henpeck Exchange Allowances
A brief quip about marriage economics where Mr Happy says he gives his wife a weekly allowance and Mr Henpeck replies that she gives him an allowance instead. The exchange hinges on who earns and who spends within the couple.
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Mr. Happy
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Feeding Sheep in Open Shelters for Winter
Farmers lacking capital can use a simple open trough shelter cited by Farmers' Review. Construct posts six feet apart with ten feet above ground, add rafters, and use rough material at moderate cost to protect sheep during winter feeding.
Feeding sheds for sheep in winter barns
A simple rack and trough design provides outdoor feeding under a straw roof. The sheds are short, not over six feet, and allow hay to be poked in from ends. Sheep feed under cover on mild days and need only occasional protection during severe weather.
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Neall
Cost of producing bacon hogs analyzed
The discussion estimates bacon hog production costs per pound from about four to six cents. With moderate feed values the cost ranges roughly four and a quarter to five cents, noting that feeding methods and pig individuality influence results.
Oats Bring Snap and Strength to Driving Horses
Indiana Farmer notes oats are the preferred grain for driving horses and colts. Feed whole oats with leas corn rather than crushed oats for horses, calves, and colts. Barley serves as a fine substitute when oats are scarce, especially for hogs.
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Indiana
Caring for Hogs and Horses in Farm Practice
A farmer advises on keeping hogs healthy with clean housing and proper feeding. Horses should be fed adequately with regular exercise and not allowed to deteriorate. avoid overwork and ensure timely watering. For pigs, middlings with water or skimmed milk mix well. whey is best. Target weight gain is emphasized to avoid increased costs.
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