Twaddle and Twaddle by Madame Strassmore
Madame Strassmore, famed mezzo soprano, presides over a lavish household with her scholarly husband Yosef Strassmore and three children. A blue envelope prompts a self confident, wry reply about balancing home life and a career, as the couple's evening routine unfolds with music, meals, and gossip.
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Madame Beinrich Stransmore
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Madame
Bip
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Thora
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Madama
Statra
Yosef Strassmore
Wire
Midge
Fraulein
Servanta
Avery Rabbit
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Troulein
Baby
Ike
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Carnegia
Hotra
Madane
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Music Room
Johanna
Madame Strassmore
Daily Gazette
Kashmir Shawls Through Generations and Gifts of Empire
The article recalls Kashmir shawls beloved across eras, noting loom work and vast labor, famed designs such as the con and mango pattern, and the colors that endure. It traces royal gifts to Victoria, the rise of the modern Palasing version, and the Paisley connection in a shift from Tibetan to Scottish materials.
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Kashmir
Napoleon
Josephine
Victoria
India
Scotland
Paisley
Abbey of
Snover Shocker Welcomes Europe Invents Sleep Shock Device
The Snover shock device introduces a small microphone patterned after radio broadcasts placed near a sleeper to trigger a shock when their partner completes a circuit. Newspapers picked up the idea and demand is expected as the product hits markets.
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Snover Shocker
Europe
Counterfeit Coins Allegedly Traced to London Fraud
A fragment describes a notable counterfeit scheme involving coins and a London focus. The text hints at banking-world fraud exposure and the unusual spread of the scam, though details and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Puch A'Eaga
Ight
London
Pareol
Eoing
Vaccine Will Save Losses In Flocks In Illinois Study
The University of Illinois division of animal pathology and hygiene reports pigeon pox vaccine outperforms chicken pox vaccine in reducing flock losses. Proper vaccination during June to August prevents winter dips in egg production. A practical immunity is noted, with limited vaccine supplied to qualified veterinarians for demonstration and careful record keeping.
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Illinois Pottstry
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Division of Animal Pathology and Hygiene
Keeping Poultry House Dry Not an Easy Matter
An American Agriculturist note discusses ventilation for dry air in poultry houses. It explains moist air rises and exhaust should be near the top while cool dry air enters lower, and notes that during high outside humidity artificial heat may be needed to keep the house dry.
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Poultry House
Brooding Space Impacts Chick Welfare and Efficiency
The piece notes that chicks kept in confined brooders need more space than those allowed to range part of the day. An 10 by 12 foot brooder houses 800 chicks when confined, 400 when range-grazing. Confinement raises cannibalism risk and requires better sanitation, while wire floors reduce losses. a wire porch on the brooder front aids ventilation.
Medicated Eggs and Poultry Parasite Control
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin discusses medicated or artificial eggs used against poultry parasites. It notes naphthalene and moth balls may drive away or injure parasites, with cautions on safety and effectiveness for controlling mites and other pests.
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Iica
United ‘States Department of Allure
Keep Chicks Warm: Shade 18 for Early Spring Brooding
Guide notes on using shade settings around 18 F weath erage for chick brooding at the edge of warm areas. Mentions Attor and heef as possible terms in a fragmentary historical report.
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