The Girl in the Mirror Chapter XIV Contined
Laurie plans a bold return to the Cedars in a blizzard to extract Doris. He retrieves a revolver, drives through snow to a hidden timber road, and stalks the house while Shaw and his ally await inside. His aim is to spirit Doris away to New York, avoiding another confrontation with Shaw.
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Shaw
Rodney
Hurke
Lia
Burke
Doris
Bolles Nelp
Cmirsy
Dorla
Renmain
the Cedars
Rial
Tin Ear
Thurke
Iva
Laurie
Lita
Ceara
Burka
Atlee
New York
Aid
Serratory
Shaw's Plan Crumbles as Doris Flees Through Snow
Laurence Devon orchestrates a daring escape from Shaw's trap. Doris slips from danger with his help, aided by a stealthy climb and a risky rooftop exit. They flee toward a Pierce Arrow awaiting in the trees, while Shaw's suave menace dissolves into halted pursuit as a new challenger confronts him with a revolver.
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Doris
Tie
Dorta
Laurie
Lita
Devons
Shaw
Laurie Renlo
New York
Ahe
Wen
Ydlea
Ayea
Jay
Tini Ag
Laurence Devon
Nature's Temple Swamp Echoes Age and Promise
James Oliver Curwood muses on a primordial swamp in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan, describing a timeless landscape where ancient trees and prehistoric mold evoke age, life, and a quiet symphony of fulfillment. The piece blends reverence for nature with reflections on mortality.
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James Oliver Curwood
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
The Mad Book Lost Tempers and Gripes Inspire Satire
A fragment suggests a humorous Mad Book cataloging everyday annoyances. It riffs on petty indignities from crowded seats to rude clerks, imagining chapters like seat stepping on and conductor abuse. The prose hints at a joke about unpublishing a mad book.
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Cress
Curious Child Hoards Treasures in Window Space
A boy placed a box and paper bag under a shop window while curious passersby watched. One by one they investigated the mysterious contents of bits of rope and nails, recalling their own hoarding days, before the fourth man joined in and laughed at the find.
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Lawrence Telegu
Value of a Good Home In Toledo Blade reflections on comfort and shelter
A concise meditation on the value of a good home as a refuge and source of life satisfaction. The piece contrasts the feeling of have a stable place to return to with the absence of such a space, underscoring home as a key source of comfort.
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Toledo
Inoculation of Legumes Improves Crops Widely
W J Carroll of the University of Illinois reports inoculating legumes with root nodule bacteria boosts protein content and yields. In canning peas inoculation raised protein up to 10 percent and, on fertile acid soil, added about 1,239 pounds per acre of shelled peas, worth roughly $40 per acre. Soybeans also showed 7 to 10 percent protein gains and higher dry weight. Legume inoculation benefits alfalfa, clover, and vetch, with effectiveness depending on soil nitrogen, pH, existing nodules, and added bacteria.
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W. J. Carroll
College of Agriculture
University of IlMncia
Wheat Scab: A Robber That Stales Wheat From Cornfields
Wheat scab causes over five million bushels of loss annually in the United States. The fungus attacks wheat heads during bloom and survives winter on old corn stalks. Observations show the disease is most severe after corn, as the fungus grows on both crops and robs wheat.
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United States
Inoculate Alfalfa Seed With Soil or Cultura
Alfalfa seed can be inoculated with soil or commercial culture. Fresh culture increases inoculation likelihood. Create a creamy soil slurry and mix with seed. scattering inoculated soil over the field also works, though inoculating the seed is easier and effective.
Pruning Blackberries and Raspberry Like Care
The blackberry may be pruned much as the red raspberry. Leave four or five canes per plant, allow strong side branches, and cut them back after winter. Prune these branches in fall or preferably in spring to promote good growth.
Fall Pig Rearing Tactics for Quick Market Ready Pigs
The text notes fall pigs are harder to manage than spring pigs without proper equipment. It suggests roughed along pigs develop more trouble than fast growers, and optimal results come from hustling them toward marketable size quickly. Pigs fed heavily in winter do well with dry quarters, even if cold.
Feed for Dairy Calves Urged to End Winter Neglect
The article urges farmers to feed dairy calves through winter, noting neglect when feed is costly. It stresses calves six months old should get milk or milk substitute, plus limited grain and good hay or alfalfa to ensure they emerge in good shape.
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Ledat Patil
Ukrainian physician invents phrenology measuring instrument
A Ukrainian physician has invented an electrical instrument designed for more precise phrenology study. The device aims to enhance measurements of skull contours and brain regions, offering a technical approach to older theories in brain science.
Tanlac Restores Des Moines Woman to Health and Cheer
Des Moines resident Mrs. L. Darnall reports severe fatigue and nervousness gave way after taking Tanlac. She credits the tonic with renewed appetite, energy, and interest in daily tasks. She keeps a bottle as a household treasure and recommends the medicine to others. Tanlac is promoted as nature’s body building tonic sourced from roots and herbs. Your druggist has it.
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L. Darnall
E. Lacona Avenue
Des Moines
Lowa
Tanlac
Senator Sorghum Responds To Loyal Constituent
A Washington Star excerpt shows a loyal constituent praising speeches while Senator Sorghum counters with remarks about adaptable views. The exchange highlights evolving opinion and political responsiveness in a brief, period-voice moment.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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