Hardened Harlen affair unsettles suspects in Kelly case
Barry and Judge Hinbidge piece together a murder plot surrounding Patrick Kelly's death. As Mrs. Kelly's alibi and hidden motives surface, Barry suspects a widow in Harlem while Peter Winslow mobilizes defense plans and interviews. The stake heightens as motives shift toward the well connected and unseen, with new clues about glove use and a dining room escape.
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Kelly
Hambidge
Pat
Barry
Hinbidge
Pye
Sumbidge
Winslow
Amy
Sidder
Mrs. Kelly
Peter Winslow
Yaurry
Herald Tribune
Barry in Harlem Weighs Divorce Case and Peggy Meets Pat
Barry grows convinced the Judge’s tale and Harlem revelations foil Harwood’s theory. Betty Barclay’s call, Kelly’s drunken night, and a near-perfect plan unfold as Peggy and Pat lunch to discuss Jack Ridder’s plight. Barry and Peggy reveal motives, while Pat starts to understand true loyalty and love beyond appearances.
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Barry
Harlem
Harwood
Kelly
Betty Barclay
Peggy
Jacky
Peg
the Astor
Miss Hambidge
Pat
John Clarke Ridder, Jr
Pat Sala
Jack
Bre
Named Patagonia origin story of land with big feet
A travel note recounts how a wanderer named a southern land Patagonia after observing giant footprints in the south. He called itPatagonia meaning land of big feet, aligning with the mythic landscape noted around by the author.
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Patagonia
South America
Sind
Tall Tales of Pat Scanlan Triple Play Hero
Pat Scanlan, grandfather of James A. McGrath of Rvanston, 11, famed as a pioneer river swimmer and fisherman. He reportedly raided the first transatlantic erble out of Hearts Content Newfoundland and fathered Jim’s uncle Patrick Seamlan. Threads through upper New York State recount a legendary triple catch a trout a muskrat and a hummingbird in one casting gesture during dusk fishing near a shore.
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Pat Scanlan
James A. McGrath
Rvanston
J. D. Scanlan
Hearts
Newfoundland
Jim
Patrick Seamlan
Pat Seamlan
Canada
New England
Pat
Jim McGrath
New York State
Tre
McGrath
Brooklyn
End of the Philly-loo Bird Legend Remains Murky
A Philadelphia reporter and a North Dakota editor offer rival tales of the philly-loo, a bird now extinct. One account claims the last survivor died after eating donut holes by flicking its tail, another describes a mountain chase where birds swallowed each other in a roundabout ascent, leaving only tracks.
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Larry Mint
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
F. E. Puller
Rhame
N. D
Philly-Loos
Fuller
Montana nostalgia in Chicago editor's tale from a cold winter
Lewis W. Hunt city editor of the Chicago Daily News recalls Montana winters and a farcical tale from his hometown about extreme cold. A Kansas party claims dry conditions. Hunt retells a story where coffee froze mid path and a long nosed man heals by snow rubs amid prank snowballing.
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Lewis W. Hunt
Chicago Daily News
Montana
Kansas
Lewis
Hunt
Western Newspaper Union
Chalk Use on Farm Land Through Early History
The history notes Gaul inhabitants two thousand years ago applied chalk to farm lands from subterranean deposits. It also records lime use in England early in the Seventeenth century.
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Tronun
Gaul
England
Fresh Water Clams Known By Local Names
Fresh water latches of the yster are not called by that name. They are known as dussels or freshwater clini in local usage.
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The
Yster
Why Chicks Die When Brooded
C M Ferguson explains causes of chick deaths during brooding. Pullorum disease is transmitted via the egg with no cure. control relies on blood testing of flocks. Coccidiosis comes from soil, feed, or other chicks, best prevented by isolating young chicks from adults, strict hygiene, dry housing, and rubbers on workers' feet to avoid contamination.
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C. M. Ferguson
Extannton Poultry
Min
Thy
Ohio State University
WNU
Oil Dipped Eggs Teach Freshness Holds In Heat
Poultrymen use a thin mineral oil dip to seal egg shells and preserve freshness. USDA tests show oiled eggs stay fresher in cold storage, with 65.8 percent retention at 60 F and 55 percent at 80 F. Vacuum carbon dioxide treatment boosts retention to 88 percent, outperforming plain oiling and no oil.
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United States Department of Agriculture
T. L. Swenson
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Silkie Bantam: A Unique, Ancient Ornamental Fowl
The silkie bantam is one of the oldest of bantam varieties. It lacks visible feathers and is covered in silky down giving its name. Silkies come in white, black, olden and partridge, with white preferred as the original. Their skin and bones are dark mulberry, they are good layers and notably broody, valued by breeders for hatching tender birds. They cannot fly.
Feed requirements for broilers at two pounds
An authority from North Carolina State College states that under ordinary conditions broilers require seven to seven and a half pounds of feed per bird to reach a two pound weight. Vigor, fattening period management, and feed utilization influence the exact amount.
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North Carolina State College
Pretty Wall Hanging of Colorful Peacocks
Sewing circle ad describes a wall hanging featuring two peacocks with plumage in a 15 by 20 inch transfer pattern. It promises quick embroidery using single running and outline stitches and offers silk wool or cotton floss options. Includes color chart material list and 15 cent pattern request to The Sewing Circle.
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Jali
Needlecraft Dept
Highth Ave
New York
N. Y
Pagodas for Horses in China War Mindset Trail
For 1,600 years pagodas symbolized Buddhism and nonresistance. Now China builds pagodas to honor warriors and foster a war-minded national mood.
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China
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