Wirgman Executes a Murderous Plot and Faces Discovery
Roger Wirgman pursues a cold blooded scheme to frame rival Harry Pegram for murder after a quarrel over Miss Drummond. He engineers disappearance, leaves bloodied evidence, and flees to New York, only to be arrested when Pegram turns up dead at Wimbush Head and Wirgman is identified by a newspaper report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wirgman
Pegram
Witgman
Harry Pegram
Wirgman
Safery
Port Wimbush
Miss
Swan Hotel
Crown
Crown Hotel
Drummond
Ater
Mies Drummond
Wimbush Head
Wimbuah Head
Hotfoot
Blackguard
R. W
Alwyn
Alwyn Bay
Himzelf
Hodgson
Liverpool
Cyril
Adelphi
Cunard
Hner
New York
Henry Stanhope Pegram
Wimbush
Wimbuah
Harry Pentain
Spraying Weeds in Cereal Fields Use in North Dakota
Experiments at the North Dakota experiment station since 1896 show copper sulphate iron sulphate and other solutions can destroy weeds like mustard and Canada thistle in wheat without harming yields. A tractor sprayer delivering fine spray is essential. recommended mixes include sulphates salt and arsenite with varying per acre rates to control annual weeds and improve straw and grain yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Experiment Station
North Dakota Agricultural Department
Northwestern
Red River Valley
Tomato stuffed with cream cheese dressing recipe
A Woman's Home Companion page presents a stuffed tomato recipe by Fannie Merritt Farmer. The method covers preparing tomatoes, filling with a cream cheese mix, and making a mayonnaise dressing with mustard salt sugar cayenne vinegar and olive oil, including tips on emulsion and chilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Merritt Farmer
Woman's Home Companion
Evolution of National League dominance and star players in early baseball
The excerpt traces a historical arc through major league baseball from 1872 to 1907 detailing repeated champions, standout pitchers and teams like Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburg and New York. It notes player movements, spring acquisitions, and the changing balance of power as clubs hired star pitchers and built competitive lineups across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Chance
Boston
Buffalo Club
Cincinnati
The Real Peach Cobbler
A southern style peach cobbler recipe describes selecting ripe yellow peaches, buttering a deep dish, lining with pastry, layering peeled halves with pits for flavor, sweetening, sealing with crust, and baking until juices glaze. Some cooks add brandy, but most rely on peaches and sugar for flavor.
Washing Delicate Embroideries In Sunlight
A home method from Woman's Home Companion for whitening delicate embroidery uses soap, warm water, and borax in a glass jar. The fabric is soaked in lather, exposed to bright sun for 24 hours, shaken and turned, then rinsed and resoaked in clear water in sun until the material looks white.
Hot Water Sponge Cake Instructions
A recipe blends 1 cup sugar with four beaten egg yolks and fold in fluffy egg whites. Sift 1 3 4 cups flour with baking powder, mix in, add salt water boil, zest half a lemon, and bake in a hot oven in a hollow cylinder cake tie.
Sardine Salad Recipe Option For Quick Meals
Quick sardine salad method uses lettuce bases with two fish per plate. Drizzle lemon juice and top with mayonnaise. Garnish with golds boiled beets and serve with cream and cheese balls.
To Glean a Bean Pot From Stubborn Pot Residue
A old kitchen technique describes cleaning a baked bean pot by soaking and heating to loosen blackened residues. Soak in cold water, cover to steam off the scorched film, then return to oven as needed to restore the pot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. I. Bolley
Cornell University
Farinie Merritt Farmer
Ealt Lake Club
Los Angeles
Circuit
Joe Cantillon
Ake
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