Mystery of a Hare Molt in a New York Taxi
A pretty young woman recalls a hare molt found in a New York taxicab and voices alarm about an awful shock. After a stop at the Biltmore she learns a wedding line leads to a wealthy husband. A young woman seeks divorce to obtain money, while an elderly Mrs. Da Val hosts a tamorous girl and her suitors. Oscar, a sculptor, loves Rocky’s photo but memory fails. A clothing trademark unsettles her, and she hides from observers before returning to the Du Val home in a cloud of confusion.
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New York
Har
Aha
Sho Ntopa
Biltmors
Ron
Oscar
Carly Falta
Rocky
Arouad
Ete
Aland
Tatelle
Doris
Vetelie
Lemera
Mia
Val
Ware
Biltmore
Warn
Oscar du Val
Dorls
Hig
Tiel
Tim
Darla
Auspicion
Doris Learns Rocky Comes Home to Surprising News
Doris faces shock as Mrs Du Val announces Rocky plans to visit, prompting hope and fear about an unseen husband. Doris, ill and unsettled, prepares to confront the truth as Me tella confirms Rocky’s evening arrival.
Doris in Rocky’s Return Sparks Tense Confrontation
Doris awakens to Rocky Du Val’s arrival at the manor. Doris defends her identity as Doris while Rocky accuses her of deception and seeks the truth about her presence, prompting tense exchanges with Mrs. Du Val and unsettling memories.
Cooperative roadside markets spread through Wisconsin fruit belt
A 1912 feature notes co‑operative roadside markets in southeastern Wisconsin, where fruit growers pool crops and operate stands. Each market serves six to ten farmers, with management by the property owner or a hired seller. The chain aims to boost local consumption and quality, aided by trained market managers, and sometimes includes vegetables honey and poultry to stay open beyond fruit seasons.
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Rouse Markets
Actgon
Wisconsin
First
Fruit Growers Association
Badger
Pallet
C. L. Kuehner
Michigan
Pruit
Wantera
Cale
Bees Need Right Kind of Quarters for Winter
Beekeeping guidance advises replacing weak queens and destroying diseased colonies before winter. Ensure ample honey, avoid overfeeding, and move hives from windy sites. Pack colonies in 4 to 8 inch ground clearance, seal with tar paper or felt, place in pairs facing south or east, and secure with laths and twine before ground freezes.
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George B. Ren
Aer
Slaters
Thep
Warm Storage Guidance for Potatoes at Start
A New York State College of Agriculture expert advises initial potato storage at a warm temperature to aid healing of cuts and bruises. Avoid 35 degree storage which causes weight loss by decay. target about 50 degrees during day and cool gradually to 4638F after a few weeks, with humidity 85 to 93 percent to prevent condensation.
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Ora Smith
New York State College of Agriculture
Gother
Soil Limestone Reactions Studied At Ohio Station
Ohio experiment station tests show finely ground limestone reacts quickly with soil acids, but field rates are slower due to uneven fineness and imperfect mixing. Moisture is crucial as dry soil does not decompose limestone. The limestone is not lost but temporarily neutralized nutrients, gradually removed by crops, drainage, and surface wash.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Agricultural Briefs From Across the States
Kentucky trims hog stock by removing grade and scrub males from farms. Georgia farmers plant about 2,000 acres of field cucumbers for fall market. Wisconsin blueberry crop estimated at 60 000 barrels, roughly 60 percent of 1982 output. Irish Free State works to cut unemployment. A well designed kitchen box aids the farm household by storing fuel for the range. Over 80 years, machinery and power have cut human labor needed to grow wheat and corn by about half.
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Farmera
Thoma County
Georgia
Wisconsin
International Record Claims United Air Lines Mileage Lead
United Air Lines completed 12,445,000 miles of a total 318,100,000 miles scheduled last year, claiming vastly more mileage than any oil transport company. The airline’s 5 percent completion rate included 9,000,000 miles on the coast to coast route, touted as the world’s busiest long-distance path. The 1082 mileage figure is expected to be greatly surpassed this year.
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United Ate Lines
Ias
Keeping Them Promises Senator Sorghum On File
Senator Sorghum replies to a question about keeping promises, stating that some promises are kept and others are on file indefinitely. The Washington Star records his cautious stance on accountability and timing.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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Tangled
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Porgy Shane
WNU Bervice
Mra. du Val
Dora
Mra
du Val
Jorther
Donia
Satello
Aho
Metella
Doria
Thia Ave Mings
Fits Tong
Ser Flagera
Chapter
Digger
Mage
Sena
Gheah
Thera
Co-Operative Roadside Markets
Ee Yaylor County
Kentucky
Irish Free State
Magnesia
Manesia
Philips
Phillips’ Mill
N.R.A. Phillips
Milk of Magnesia
Dean
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