Ghosts and secrets haunt a laced manor in a tense tale
Madge and Beryl discuss a haunted corridor and a mysterious ghostly witness while Madge recalls a Christmas night encounter with a pale figure in a black robe. Cosmo Marsden watches from afar as tension tightens between Madge and her husband amid rumors and hidden dangers.
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Chapyer
Beryl
Madge
Meryl
Tver
Atory
Gill
Dasdang
Dadge
Saxo
Madre
Terri Marsden
Madras
John Marsdon
Frenay
Grant
Heracit
Court of Appeals Refuses Reward for Fatal Crossing Case
In a Schenectady incident the deceased, riding a two horse wagon, was fatally struck by an engine after a freight train passed. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial verdict but reversed on grounds of charge error, noting the railroad’s role but not sole fault. The case involved questions of lookout and listening as the rider approached the crossing on Edison avenue, with testimony from nearby witnesses.
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Court of Appeals
Apolonia Pejowski
Adwinistratris
Agaide Deligare
Laidgow Cienal Company
Sir- Wilken
Phiatis
Edison Avenue
Schenectady
Rnk
Gayon
Appellite
Vonpady
Vann
Court of List
Ana Charset
Vier
Watering farms prompts new irrigation wells and reservoirs
Farmers, confident in artificial watering, are sinking 2 inch wells at costs of 50 to 8 cents per foot with flows of 15 to 50 gallons per minute. Some wells reach 205 feet, and early tests suggest variable yield. Direct frames and reservoirs appear common, with limited use of irrigation wells in wetter seasons.
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Ueigard
Seed and farming notes on beans wheat and cabbage
The article discusses seed selection and cultivation strategies for crops including beans wheat strawberries cabbage and turnips. It covers seed sourcing timing germination weather, pest and weed notes, soil bed preparation, and crop rotation tips for a small farm plot with emphasis on winter protection and spring readiness.
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Heroush
Larsey
Water management plan for hillside fields proposed by Hendricks
I G Hendricks suggests diverting water with angled laterals and selective ditching to prevent waste on sloped vegetable plots. He notes artesian wells supply water and proposes curved rows to form square parcels, reducing runoff and evaporation.
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Fae
Millea
G. Hendricks
Gradua pea variety praised for vigor and productivity
The article extols the Gradua wrinkled pea variety as equal or superior to smooth types for early yield. It notes vigorous growth, strong pods with eight to ten peas, and high quality fruit, while contrasting with deep plowing practices and climate differences.
Preservation tips and kitchen science from old herbals
Readable fragments describe food prep and storage ideas, including apple preservation notes, iron exposure aftereffects, browning, and salting, plus methods to revive wilted flowers, dull metals, and sauce creation. The text references beef, potatoes, dairy, and condiments, with cautions on copper and brass, and tips on cooling and whitening processes.
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Reid
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