Joan Leads Plassenburg Forces In Courageous Battle
Joan of the Sword Hand rides at the head of Plassenburg captains Boris and Jorian as Muscovite forces press Prince Conrad. Werner von Orseln fights atop a fallen knight, and Joan tends the wounded prince before retreating with him to safety.
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Courtland
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Werner
Theresa von Lynar
Louis
Ivan
Muscovy
Theresa
Reading Lips on a Train Helps a Deaf Mother
A Kansas City Times reader recalls a moving train scene where a man reads with lips that form each word while a deaf mother watches his lips to get the news. A girl asks the reader to lower his paper so the mother can read his lips without straining.
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Kansas City Times
Extraordinary man Galen Clark and his sequoia travels
Galen Clark, famed discoverer of California's Mariposs grove of big trees, faced consumption which sent him to the Sierra in 1859. At 91, he has toured General Grant and Sequoia groves in Free noo and Tulare counties, covering 204 miles by stage, 40 by saddle, and twelve miles on foot, returning to Yosemite Valley last week.
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Bermuda Lily Hero Honored With Memorial in Hamilton
General Russell Hastings helped Bermuda cultivate the Easter lily, turning a tropical estate into a thriving industry since 1876. A monument in Hamilton honors his enduring impact as the island’s American benefactor.
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United States
Philadelphia
Islands
W. K. Harris
Quaker City
America
General Hastings
Hamilton
Road Building Push Gains Steam Across States
A plan to resume federal road construction argues that rural areas pay less in taxes and cites harbor and river appropriations as precedent. States like New Jersey, Massachusetts and New York lead, with others following. The drive favors state aid, broad tires for wagons, and varied regional methods such as California’s petroleum treatment and Florida’s phosphate clay to create a nationwide macadam network.
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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
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Florida
Easter Dawn Resurrection Song in Angelic Verse
Fragmentary poetic lines depict Easter imagery with references to Christ rising and angelic speech. The archaic phrasing includes phrases about the angel rolling away the stone and Christ reigning eternally, with a dawn chorus and fragrant flowers.
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Angela Cohe
Chinese Creation Myth: Egg Split Formed Heavens and Earth
The text recounts a Chinese creation view where the world emerges from a great egg. From the yolk, mankind arises, and a wave lifts the upper shell to form the heavens while the lower shell becomes the earth, with the white substance becoming the seas.
Alfalfa Seedbed Preparation Advice
The guide recommends plowing alfalfa ground in April and harrowing to make a fine seed bed. Sow 18 to 20 pounds of alfalfa seed per acre with a broadcast seeder, ensuring a thick stand to prevent weed competition as plants establish.
Why They Fail in Sheep Raising Foundations
The text argues many fail sheep raising due to weak foundation stock. Strong, vigorous ewes that produce good milk and strong lambs are essential. Sheep require more attention than cattle or hogs.
The Farm Team Training Reminder
The farm teams should now be exercised daily and light work will harden them for late spring. Ensure collars and harness fit snugly as chafing can occur on the shoulders with only light activity.
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