The House of a Thousand Candles Chapter XI Continued
Arthur Pickering arrives at Annandale with a private car and visits Glenarm, signaling deeper plots around the missing fortune. Bates and Glenarm debate clues while Morgan’s suspicions hover and a tense village scene unfolds with Sisters of St Agatha observing.
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Xihi
Morgan
Glenarm
Sorgan
Pickering
Bates
Mgr
Vermont
Arthur Pickeringe
America
New York
St Agesha’s
Theresa
Grenarm
Annandale
St. Agatha
France
Italy
Indiana
Stoddard
Early Express
Chicago
Taylor
Unique Method Followed by an Ohio Gardener
An Ohio gardener describes a practical system for marking straight celery rows using two cotton cords stretched at set distances. The method, illustrated in Orange Judd Farmer, employs stake adjustments to align each subsequent row, with midline wind protection and permanent end stakes to avoid line damage.
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Ohio
Orange Judd Farmer
Black Locust as Post Timber and Rootkill Method
The article explains Black locust as a durable post timber and outlines timing for cutting to kill or preserve trees. It recommends cutting in July for kill or August or September for long-lasting timber, with stump peeling in September and sprout management next spring. It compares Black locust to osage orange and red cedar in value and cost.
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Tribune
Pruning Tips for Fast Spring Growth and Safe Wounds
The best pruning time is Meg and June when trees grow fastest and wounds heal quickest. Do not prune before leaf size reaches a squirrel ear. early pruning can cause bleeding and poor healing. Use sharp blades and saws, make clean cuts, and avoid leaving large stabs that split and decay.
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Saint the
Indiana
Do Good Work on Spraying Insects and Fungal Diseases
A practical note stresses careful planning before spraying. It urges knowing target pests and diseases, their habits, and selecting appropriate remedies with precise timing to do a good job.
Eating More Fruit foresees rising orchard demand
An old nursery man forecasts growing fruit consumption and prices, stating that a dollar’s worth of fruit eaten ten years ago would today require ten dollars’ worth and may reach one hundred dollars in ten years if trends continue.
Health Hints for Women From Hints to Body and Bath Advice
Elizabeth G Jordan edits a piece urging daily ten minute baths at 98 degrees and a warm room, plus morning breathing and two miles of walking or ten minutes of calisthenics. It advises against meat-heavy diets, limits red meat to twice weekly, favors white meat and fish, and promotes ample water, fresh air, and optimism for women’s health.
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Mr. Glenarrz
Bates
Glenarm
Quisty
Baiss
Tille
Pickering
Femeous
Germany
Witte
Iittie
Americas
England
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Olivia
Squire Glenarm
St. Agatha’s
Glenarm House
Galt
Rome
Simas Ues
Arthur Pickering
Gletar
By Elizabeth Jordan
Bowe
Moss Elizabeth G Jordan
Harpers Bazar
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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