The Girl in the Mirror Chapter X V Continued
Tim Rourke debates retrying the dangerous rescue of Doris at The Cedars. He retrieves a revolver, drives through a blizzard to the secluded house, and plans to abduct Doris or force a confrontation with Shaw and his secretary, hoping to flee to New York.
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Shaw
Rodney
Tim
Rourke
Burke
Hla
Doris
Eink Dorla
the Cedars
Oll
Lye
Laurie
Natura
Adda
Tig
Alda Wood
Cedars
Minh
Belelly
Ita
New York
Ike
Bill
Lauria
Fla
Bled
Shaw's Game Entangles Doris and Laur ie in Escape Risk
In a tense sequence Doris submits to Shaw while Laurence Devon plots a risky rescue. He climbs a veranda, frees Doris through a snowbound window, lowers her to safety, and races them toward a Pierce Arrow as Shaw closes in. Devon confronts Shaw with a revolver, threatening to end the stalemate.
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Devon
Shaw
Laurie
Tie
New York
Shawna
Ale
Doris
Yolea
Brian
Laurence Devon
Atranger
Peaceful swamp echoes of ancient life and wonder
James Oliver Curwood describes a vast primitive swamp filled with age old trees and mossy soil. He sits on a fallen pine five centuries old, reflecting on life, death, and a harmony of nature in a timeless temple of old creatures.
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Ufe
James Oliver Curwood
Henrat
The Mad Book Mad book ideas on tempers and rude encounters
A fragment discusses a hypothetical mad book dedicated to people who lose their tempers and cannot find them. It lists suggested chapters about rude interactions, including being stepped on, conductor abuse, cross vocations, and a clerk dismissing requests.
Curiosity Sparks Childish Hoarding Recalled in Town
A curious incident near a shop window drew onlookers as a small boy placed a box and paper bag beneath a window. After several children attempted the stunt, four observers peered inside. the fourth laughed at the contents, recalling their own hoarding days.
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Ong
Lawrence
Value of a Good Home
A Toledo Blade item asserts that a good home brings satisfaction and comfort as a refuge when no other place offers shelter, highlighting the moral value of stable living. The note frames home as a center of life and security beyond mere shelter.
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Randiona
Toledo Blade
Inoculation of Legumes Boosts Yields and Protein Content
W. Carroll of the University of Illinois reports inoculating legume crops with root nodule bacteria markedly improves quality and yield. In canning peas inoculation raised protein up to 85 percent and yield by 1,339 pounds per acre on fertile acid soil, while soybean results showed sizable dry weight gains and protein increases. Inoculation benefits alfalfa, clover, and vetch varieties, though effectiveness hinges on soil nitrogen, pH, existing nodules, and added inoculant.
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W. , Carroll
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Wheat Scab Threatens U.S. Wheat Harvest
Wheat scab, a fungus attacking heads at bloom, costs American farmers over five billion bushels yearly. It thrives after corn, overwinters on old stalks, and spreads to wheat causing root and stalk rot. researchers link the disease to corn and practice monitoring of field crop rotation.
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United States
Inoculating Alfalfa Seed With Soil or Culture
Alfalfa seed can be inoculated with soil or commercial culture with similar results if the soil has proper bacteria and the culture is fresh. Inoculating seed is easier, though applying inoculated soil to the field also yields good results.
Pruning Blackberries Like Red Raspberries
The blackberry may be pruned much like red raspberries with four to five canes kept per plant. Strong canes may branch and should keep healthy side branches. Cut back the tips of these branches, preferably in spring after they survived winter.
Hustle Along Fall Pigs fast gains beat slow growth
The article notes that fast pigs are easier to handle than spring pigs when properly equipped. Pigs that are roughed along tend to develop more trouble than fast growers. Pushing pigs to marketable size quickly yields better results. Pigs on full feed in winter fare well if kept on dry quarters, though the housing may be cold.
Advice for Dairy Calves Winter Care
Farmers urged to feed dairy calves skim milk until six months old to avoid neglect during winter. A limited grain ration and good hay are recommended to help calves endure the season in good condition.
Tanlac a Treasure Brings Des Moines Woman Back to Health
Mrs. 8. L. Darnall of 1021 Lacona Avenue Des Moines Iowa reports rapid relief from fatigue loss of appetite and nerviness after using Tanlac the herbal body building tonic. She says she feels cheerful clear minded and restored to her former active self and praises Tanlac as a household treasure. Over 2 000 000 bottles sold.
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L. Dar=nall
Lacona Avenue
Des Moines
Lowa
Tanlac
Senator Sorghum Faces Shifting Opinion
A loyal constituent praises speeches while Senator Sorghum notes his own change of opinion shows adaptability to evolving views reported by Washington Stor.
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Sorghum
Washington Stor
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