Mrs Hinkle and Reuben Stay Civil Through Family Turmoil
In a rural household, Mrs. Hinkle frets at her in laws and Reuben's lack of nerve while Miss Niddlins and sister Phebe meddle. After weeks of tension, a barn accident walls them in briefly, but Reuben yields to peace, admitting Miss Niddlins helped push toward harmony and a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hinkle
Mr. Hinkle
la- Ning
Miss Niddiins
Mra. Hinkle
Reuben
Miss Niddlins
Miss Niddling
Four Corners
Phebe
Dobbin
Mi. Phebe
Miss Phebe
Tripp
Hara Tripp
Mr. Tripp
Dicky
Ezra
Laving
Laviny
Rebick
Pheba
Tripps
Joe
Susan
Mrs. Tripp
Susan Tripp
Wolf and dogs terrorize Horse Creek stock in Wyoming
Foreman O Goxen of former Senator Carey’s Horse Creek ranch chased a trio of wild attackers a wolf and two dogs across the prairie. He lassoed the wolf and ended the spree by shooting all three with ranchmen celebrating the extermination. The incident joins several prior wolf dog raids in Laramie County. Cheyenne desk Forest and Stream reported the event and noted prior encounters, including a bell-bearing dog and multiple captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. . Goxen
J. M. Carey
Horse Creek Ranch
Horse Creek Valley
Horse Creek
Mr. Britton
Goyen
Adamson
Laramie County
Charles Goyen
Neil Clark
Nick Mahar
Cheyenne
Annapolis Locomotives Banished From City Lines
The Boston Transcript notes Annapolis, Maryland, has banished steam locomotives from its routes. The old spur to Annapolis Junction now operates as an electric trolley line carrying freight and passengers. Only one locomotive remains for repairs, while Odenton links the corridor with Baltimore and Washington by electric rail.
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Annapolis
Maryland
United States
Ito
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Annapolis’ Junction
Washington
Odenton
Baltimore and Washington
Boston Transcript
Synthetic Rubber and Imitation Dyes Transform Trade
The article notes plantation rubber may meet global demand in five years, potentially driving rubber to very low prices. It discusses synthetic camphor from turpentine replacing natural camphor and indigo, with massive imports replaced by inexpensive imitations, as European chemists pursue synthetic rubber advances.
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Japan
India
New York Press
Large and Small Eggs Across Bird Species
A Scientific American write up notes ostrich eggs are the largest among living birds while extinct species such as the epyornis boasted larger shells. It cites tiny hummingbird eggs as among the smallest, with the cuckoo laying comparatively small eggs and the kiwi producing eggs about five inches long despite a 27 inch body.
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Scientific American
Madagascar
New Zealand
Finance cycle of stock issuance and dividends as described
The Life article states that all successful financial operations begin with issuing large stock amounts and raising prices to pay high dividends. It argues that more stock must be issued to conceal dividends and justify further price increases, enabling even more issuance to hide the dividends. It claims no man is a philanthropist until he repeats this process many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hinkle
Miss Niddlins
Reuben
Niddlings
Mrs. Hinkle
Phebe
Miss Niddilns
The Cost of Milk Seen as Loss by Farmers
Investigators report New England farmers act as philanthropists by selling milk at a loss. Latest estimates show milk priced at 10 cents per quart, still rising, with tariff and trusts not blamed for the increase. Consumer doubt about investigations grows in the Boston Herald critique.
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Legislative Mill
New England
Boston Herald
A Simple Aid In Letter Writing From Boston Post
A practical tip to keep a word book of correspondents with addresses in alphabetical order. Reserve pages for each name and jot notes to remember for future letters. Include the date when you write.
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F. I. Hayden
The
Boston Post
Removing iron rust from clothes with lemon juice and salt
A Boston Post reader Mrs. M. Simmone describes a rust removal method. She suggests squeezing lemon juice, adding salt, applying to rust, and drying in the sun, noting personal success and inviting others to test it.
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Morence Cannon
Smith’s Magazine
Sage
Valerian
Wyoming
Libby
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