Prologue continues amid schemes and shadowed plans
In a tense scene Anne, Hassett, and Joe discuss risks around a theater production. They consider surveillance, potential witnesses, and the fate of a romance linked to Avett. An eager yet wary Bassett eyes a key role, hoping to navigate loyalties and control within the group.
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Anne
Walberg
Stokes
Mberty
Polley
Muita
Avett
Jier
Moen
Joe
Hassett
Ruavett
Joey
Sebastian
Switch Bybil
England
Ike Sybil
Mia
Gawtrey
Sybil
Bassett
Gullsland
Bla Cout
Bybiv
Baagett
Actress Tour Ends as Hayworth Volunteers Bid Farewell
After a successful final performance, Gull Island sees a flotilla ferrying the cast and crew away. Gabriel Harvey and locals observe the actors including Miss Saunders and Miss Tracy as Sally Pinkney’s tales echo in the crowd. Photographer Wally Shine notes tensions around Jim Stokes and Olivia amid lingering curiosity.
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Hayworth
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Gabriel
Sarah Pinkney
Mr. Driscoll
H Hayworth
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Viola
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Tracy
Viala
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Misa Saunders
Nlora
Shine
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Miss Tracy
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Stoken
Wolf Night Charity Play Draws Noted Figures In Island Event
Despondent over a forced role shift, Jim Dallia a local official and Sybil Baunders a popular actress agree to perform Viola in a charity show on Gull Island staged by Maina County authorities. The event features tension within an influential family and aims to raise funds for a community cause.
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Tier Annee
Jim Dallia
Alayor
Wolf-Dotaine
Stomer Parkinson
Sybil Baunders
Populr
Viola
Gull Ialand
Maina
Pulitzer Would Have Had Royal Birds Shot
In a tale from More Teminiscances of an Old Bohemian, Joseph Pulitzer stayed in London and feared street noise. He rented a Kensington palace mansion for quiet, but woke to peacocks’ screams and ordered his valet to shoot them with a revolver, causing a police response and the valet’s temporary absence.
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Joseph Pulitzer
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Phrase of Joy and Decline Echo in Letters
A reflective snippet notes widespread euphoria and chaos as language narrows. The author cites William Lyon Phelps in Scribner's, observing that growing broad sentiment reduces nuance, turning judgments into blunt extremes of damn good or damn bad.
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William Lyon Phelpy
Scribner's
Oriental peach moth Threat to Fruit Crops Warned
United States Department of Agriculture reports the oriental peach moth is a new serious pest attacking peaches quinces and other fruits. No complete control found though parasites show promise. Spread linked to infested fruit and nursery shipments. Origin likely from Japan around 1918. damage seen in several states. Circular 8050 describes distribution and injury. copy available free from Agriculture Department Washington, D C.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Spreaders Do Not Improve Spray Efficiency in Apples
New York State Experiment Station at Geneva reports that glue calcium casein and soaps used as spreaders in apple spray mixtures did not increase pest and disease control. The entomologist notes theoretical gains exist but tests show no appreciable improvement, though casein helps in suspensions oils and some spray preparations. The annual report covers broader fruit and vegetable pest control work and other station findings.
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New York State Experiment Station
Geneva
Severe pruning boosts grape yield and quality
The Michigan Agricultural College reports that severe pruning increases yield, enlarges clusters and berries, and improves color, with earlier ripening. The first year after harsh cutback, crops may be smaller.
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Michigan Agricultural College
Horticultural Hints on Fruit Tree Care and Planting
Plant tips warn protecting young peach and other fruit trees with paper collars to guard against insect pests. Fungicides and insecticides, including arsenic and nicotine preparations and Bordeaux mixture, are advised for disease control. Notes cover varieties, market values, planting spacing for raspberries, and January pruning for several berries.
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