The Secret Dispatch Chapter 30L and a Hidden Conspiracy
Bernikoff watches Ivan and the Scottish captain as Natalia faces danger. Balgonie traps suspects during a tense tea house search and a secret fortress rendezvous leads to Basil Mierowitz and Natalia reuniting in a cavern.
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Bernikoff
Ivan
Balgonia
Tyan
Smire
Baigonié
Mierowitz
Russia
Kholan Paulovitch
Podatchking
Neva
Bebldaselburg
Halenpic
Berpikof
Jegouski
Ermikof
Betnikoff
Anne Anapicigna
Eyapicioun
Ivan—Ilvan
Walisa
Phe saToe
Jehoiae Pauloritch
Baigone
Beratko
Baigeonie
Charlie
Tam
Batgonie
Bether Whethey
Moiler
Moscow
Jalgeenie
Sechlussenure
Natalia Himeelfe
Railgonic
Smells Map the Manhattn Streetscape Says Vendor
A traveling salesman explains how odors signal New York landmarks. He links scents from hides and tallow to Gold and Frankfort streets, spices to Fulton, and tea and coffee to York or Water streets, noting peppery hints for William Wall and Pearl streets.
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New York
Gold
Cna
Frankfort Street
Fulton Street
Fast River
Pearl
Water Street
William, Wall
Front Streets
Leonard
Chambers
Grand Street
Murray Street
Greenwich
Hudson
Fulton
Wiliam
Ciht Street
Tears
Broad Street
Whitehall Street
Forn in China Stated Career Sketch of Mme Eames
Mme Eames, noted prima donna, spent her early years in Shanghai where her father practiced as Bo Jawrer. The brief sketch highlights her beginnings before fame in opera.
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Forn
China
Mme. Eames
Shanghai
Bo Jawrer
Varieties of Corn for Iowa State Grown
The Iowa Agricultural College at Ames lists corn varieties common in the state including Reid's Yellow Dent Gold Mine and Legal Tender with values for length circumference and days to mature. It notes regional suitability, with Boone County White and Learning favored in the south and certain carriers preferred north of the Rock Island line.
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Iowa
Agricultural College At
Ames
Reid
Legal Tender
Boone County
Longfellow
Reliance
Pride of
Minnesota
Mills County Prize
St Charles
Brown's Choice
Rock Island
King
Brown
Rock Island Marine
Early Garden Gear and Potato Planting Notes
A farmer’s guide describes a simple post and pulley device to unload dirt into a wagon, plus tips on peas planting and soil readiness. It covers grafting wax preparation, pig bedding for sun exposure, and a New Mexico potato field trial comparing early and ridge strategies with varieties like Trose Seedling and Triumph.
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Newlessco
Nuta
Vermont
Tenat
Mesilla Vailer
Fabian Garciz
Army feeds horses and mules at Wyoming station details
The New York Farmer notes the U S Army feeds cavalry and artillery horses 12 pounds of oats and 14 pounds of hay daily per horse. Mules receive 4 pounds of oats and 14 pounds of hay. Wyoming station reports driving horses fed 21.25 pounds alfalfa and 3.2 pounds straw. carriage horses get 10 pounds care and 42 pounds hay per 1000 pounds of burden daily.
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New York
United States Army
Wyoming
Hichmond
Fac
Utah
Chicago
South Omaha
Feeding Horses And Milk Cooling Tips From Historic notes
The article lists daily rations for horses at several Western stations including alfalfa hay oats and bran and notes a preference for alfalfa. It then discusses keeping milk cool during summer with various simple devices and the need to maintain 60 to 70 degrees for proper cream. It ends with advice on planting iris and other moisture loving plants in swampy yard spots and winter protection.
New East River Bridge Nears Completion in New York
The Williamsburg Bridge across the East River, New York, is described as a future marvel and handsome structure. Officials report initial estimates of 15 million dollars, with expenditure already reaching 21 million and an additional 4 million needed before opening, implying about a 6 percent rise over original estimates.
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New East River
New
Williamsburg
East River
New York
Ana
Orgtsil
Restored Health After Kidney Trouble Prompts Pills Testimony
After years of suffering with kidney pain, A J Kohner of Opal Wye reports complete recovery following Dodd's Kidney Pills trial. The letter touts rapid relief and permanent cure, noting ongoing testimonies of cures and no recurrence of backache.
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Agne
A. J.kohner
Kohtereaya
Dodd
Vagabond Philosophy and a River Journey
A fragmentary piece blends a humorous dialogue about art versus appetite with an extended reminiscence on the Mississippi River. It references travel from Memphis southward, mountain regions of North Carolina, and the Gulf, noting the river’s length of 2 018 miles and its storied past.
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Mike
Pete
Washington Star
Tolmdo
Missinpippi
Vickshitger Natches
Memphis
North
Carvin
Hasca
Mezican Gulf
Remembrer and Benatar Borgham Speak on Money
A Washington Post passage shows a serious man cautioning that money is not the only value in life while Benatar Borgham asserts many chase money and he does not claim to be a trendsetter.
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Auberdua
Ragonie
Balgonie
Tealgenie
Olga Paulowne
Longa
Yrbo
Jagnarki
Balgonic
Olga
Tiresko
Schloexelbute
Tagoucki
Tolees
Infervale
Balronie
Howe
Charlie
Pope
Zeena
Vielding
Remembrer
Benatar Borgham
Washington Post
Bad Dreams Linked to Coffee Ties and Coffer
A testimonial from FAYE claims coffee caused sleeplessness and headaches, with shakey writing and indigestion. After using Tastum from Battle Creek, Mich, sleep and health returned, and ten days of coffee substitution promises rest. The piece promotes Tastum and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Faye
Tastum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Possum
Wellville
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Mand
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Schlussiburg
Aml
Nicholas Paulovitch
Basil. Mierowitz
Feanver
Natalie
Basil
Natelle
Usaketf
Valikolatz Grenadiers
Galgonie
Bermikof
Baril
Upakofi
Tony
Balsonie
Natasie
Halgonie
Cah
Pordatehkine
Halgonia
Yran
Schlusselbargl
Usakof
Baigonie
Jan
Carl Balgonie
3. C. Arthur
Macon County
Wight
Sunshine
A. W. Gleabon
Hall
Peri
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