The Girl in the Mirror by Elizabeth Jordan
Laurence Devon plans to volunteer for military service as the war looms and confides in Doris. A tense intruder confrontation erupts when Shaw and two Italian guards arrive, leading to a brutal struggle, Laurie being knocked out and Doris left inside the house as snow falls around the stranded scene.
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Syed
Ate
Amerie
Laurie
Abe
Phery
Bangs
Epstein
Laurence Devon
Barbara
Atoai
Shaw
Car Rendezvous and Tense Confrontations at Laurie's Hideout
In a cramped private office Laurie's fury grows as Burke retrieves the car for a planned five o'clock pickup. Devon confronts Shaw and Doris's cold stance while fearing the quartet of threats behind the old woman, the deceitful prank leaving Laurie simmering with rage.
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Burke Fallh Ng
Laure
Burke
Devon
Laurie
Durke
Shaw
Doris
Ainister House
Lauria
Centralized Electric Window System in Eastern Factory
A four story, 600 foot long factory uses steel sash windows controlled by electric motors. Top opening windows swing on shafts, allowing individual floor sides or the entire factory to be opened or closed by buttons. The system saves labor while ensuring ventilation and weather protection.
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American Mutual Magazine
Woodchucks as Interesting Pets and Housing Needs
A fragment describes woodchucks as interesting pets and notes they should have a den and proper materials for a fall retreat into hibernation. It mentions their diet including greens and general care considerations.
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Biological Survey
Discord in Mythology and the Apple of Discord
In a tale from classic myth, Eris, goddess of discord, RSVP snubbed at Peleus and Thetis’s wedding, hurls the golden Apple of discord among gods. Hera Athena and Aphrodite press Paris to judge which is fairest, with Paris’s choice shaping ancient legend.
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Yrs
Slater
Mars
Eris
Peleus
Thetis
Alice
Hara
Athene
Aphrodite
Paris
Lroy
Dormant season sprays curb orchard insect damage
Plaima G. M. List of Colorado Agricultural College advises dormant season oil sprays to control scale insects and fruit tree leaf rollers. Most effective are miscible and soluble oils. timing spans fall to spring with warm temps, and pre-ordering materials is recommended.
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Plaima G. M. List
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
San Jose
Control of Scale Insects by Winter Sprays
The article warns that purple scale reduction last winter does not guarantee safety this year. If 1 or 2 percent scale appears in June, heavy infestations may occur before harvest, harming fruit in September and October. Orchardists should monitor closely and spray with oil emulsion promptly to protect fruit and keep trees healthy.
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Satsuma
Winter Spray With Lime Sulphur Favored for San Jose Scale
Winter spraying with lime sulphur is recommended as a safeguard against San Jose scale, fungus diseases, and various bark inhabiting insects. The spray is inexpensive and easy to apply when other work is light. San Jose scale threatens trees if unchecked as mites spread on wind and birds, with one female progeny potentially reaching over eight million in a single summer.
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San Jose
Horticultural Tips for Orchards and Fruit Bushes
Practical farming notes advise using poison to deter mice, pruning fruit trees after leaf fall, buckwheat as a good non sugar crop for orchards, and raspberries currants and gooseberries as hardy bush fruits. Orchard grass suits shaded ground but needs help to form a good sod, and strawberry fields should be straw mulched four to five inches before heavy freezes to protect plants.
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By Elizabeth Jordan
Pheise
Ant
Gibekons
Lieseln
Eberduredd
Devla
Ole Jansa
Therbert Ransome Shaw
Wes
Bertie
Con
Simi
Lawrie
Trnde
Shiny
Latlaviy
Trent
Laune
Fle
Deris
Door
Tie
Sti
Mr. Shaw
Paekplekheiole KO
Kokouhlg
Fene
Mother Gray CO
le Roy
Des Moines
Awe
Garfield
Sorghum
Washington Star
Dave's
Mentha
Popeain
Parker
Es Imo
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