Crime tale closes on a bolt of mystery in Vance case
Philo Vance investigates the apparent suicide of Archer Coe, a New York ceramic collector. The scene features a bolted inside door, an uneasy chair, mismatched footwear, and a waiting note paper. Vance argues a hidden interruption rewrote Coe’s fate, while authorities seek a conclusive verdict.
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Philo Vance
Archer Coe
Markham
Vance
Gamble
Coe
Raymond Wrede
New York
Wrede
Signor Grassi
Grassi
Heath
Cee
Hsiang Yuan-p'ien
Dee
Vanen
Dairying Causes of Second Grade Cream
The most common source of second grade and borderline cream is contamination from inefficient washing of dairy utensils. Errors include washing in dirty water, using poor cloths, failing to scald and seal cans, and neglecting proper can handling after factory return. Free remedies available from the Department of Agriculture, Sydney.
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Department of Agriculture
G.P.C
Sydney
A Father's Duty in maternal care guidance
A father's duty to ensure a healthy pregnancy and baby is outlined by Dr. Morris. The piece urges regular meals and exercise for the expectant mother, ante-natal checks, and a supportive home plan. It covers preparing the confinement room, feeding routines, and proper baby care after birth with emphasis on routine and safety.
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Maternal and Baby Welfare
Morris
Thelex Vrcise
Lhan Reid Sheaptur
Phe Kespeetant
How To Handle Laying Hens For Safe Poultry Work
Poultry experts warn that rough handling injures laying hens causing ruptured oviducts and internal damage. The correct method holds both legs in front and supports the bird on one arm with the bird facing backward, preventing wriggling and reducing injury during movements between yards.
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Department of Agriculture
Hoss
Tay Sep
Gn Poultry Furans
Warning on butter quality and marketing policy in NSW
The Director of Carrying Mr L Madkness reports 1933 34 butter output at over 64000 tons with farm-made butter bringing total to at least 87000 tons. NSW average quality fell to 85.7 percent in 1933 34 from 86.2 in 1932 39, the peak 92.6 in 1880 31. He warns policy changes are needed to maintain quality and a premium of at least 1d per lb or £100 per ton to reward choicest butter.
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L. Madkness
N.S.W
Red Scale Prohibition Tightens on Infected Citrus
Minister for Agriculture Hon Hugh Main amended Plant Diseases Act provisions to ban sale of infected citrus and impose penalties. Proclamation requires growers to destroy red scale by fumigation with hydrocyanic gas or spraying with miscible oil and water. Noncompliance will trigger legal proceedings.
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Hugh Main
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