The Hand of the Law Keeps Drysdale in Custody
The coroner accuses Jack Drysdale of murder and armed robbery after Graham the gardener is killed and Mrs. Delroy’s necklace is stolen. A torn coat button in his possession ties him to the crime scene and his refusal to explain his movements leads to arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Drysdale
Babylon
Delroy
Jack Drysdale
New York
William
Heffelhower
Tremaine
Estes
Graham
Khim
Dalrwy
Jan
Prowlan i
Ralk
Corone
Thomas
Cher
Slull Shave Drysdale
Mr. Drymlale
Delray
Jack
Coron Heffelhower
Mabyton
Drysdale
Dickie
Perpa
Heffelbower
Dickle
Joe
Dock
Dawn chapter thread breaks in tense reunion scene
Fragmentary OCR reads as a narrative fragment where a character recounts a moment after Tremaine’s departure, describing a private confrontation with Cecily and a shift to a decisive situation. Details are incomplete and context is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremaine
Cecily
Jan
Dialog on Tragedian and Comedian Sparks New York Club Talk
A lively exchange at a New York Players' club features Raymond Hitchcock debating the difference between a tragedian and a comedian. The discussion touches on acting nature and persona, with musings on performers labeled as blond or brunette, and references to theater culture of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem Marper
Players’ Club
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Buying Clover Seed For Good Growth
Two essentials in selecting legume seed are home grown certainty and clean seed. Buy best grades from reputable seedmen with purity tests and state experiment station analyses. Watch for dodder buckhorn plantain and weed seeds. inspect with a lens and condemn seed showing poor color or immature kernels.
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Montana
Utah
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
State Experiment Station
State Superintendent Urges School Reforms in Iowa
The Iowa State Superintendent John F. Riggs urges directors to close underperforming rural schools or fill with qualified teachers. He notes a surplus of low grade or immature educators and the need to pay higher wages to attract competent teachers, while proposing consolidation where feasible.
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Iowa
Jess Rout
John F. Riggs
Lord Krade Leachera
Butter Fat Costs and Prices Press Home Producers
The text discusses home butter makers selling to private trade earning 20 to 25 cents a pound, vs dairy creamery prices. It argues lower prices waste feed, urges better handling and marketing to customers, and warns prices will rise if standards and methods improve.
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Clintons
Dairy Notes on Cow Output and Economic Returns
The article discusses dairy cows yielding about 60 pounds of butter per year and notes the profitability of dairy farming. It mentions local planting and town dynamics affecting dairy work and emphasizes the fat content in milk as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diminena
Poultry Raising as a Profitable Investment
Spokane manager John Malloy portrays poultry farming as a major Northwest opportunity. He cites large plants, rising demand, and state spending on poultry, but warns that success requires capital, hard work, and conservative planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John 8. Maller
Spokane
Northwest
Hii
Washington
Malloy
Idaho
Oregon
Nan
Decome
Story
Plart
Farm Facts and Weather Rules for Early Litters
The article discusses old farming practices for early litters and notes that certain weather conditions kept animals off fields. It praises dry, mellow ground and warns against wet or soft soil. It mentions reliance on elder workers and household routines in managing litter and field activity.
Feeding the Young Colt For Cold Weather
Feeding the young colt hinges on proper grain and forage from birth through the first winter. Poor feeding lowers growth and future worth, while ample oats, corn, and bran with exercise yields healthier, stronger horses and higher market value. Keep the colt active outdoors, avoid overfeeding, and ensure shelter and quality pasture as weather turns cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Fragmentary Local Notice on Farmyard Manure Spread
A garbled report describes manure being spread on fields and meadows daily with some remarks about clover and alfalfa. It notes odors and journeys during winter, with references to horses, meadows, and older heritage.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Tremaines
Doudeux
St. Pierre
Mandalay
Tropics
Fe-Fe
Rue Peysette
Fond-Carre
Tambou
Doudoux
Missie Johnson
Philadelphia
Dianover
Part
Maller
Muller
Wagner
Hollinter-Ab
Dairy Notes
Lai
Aloer Goema
Coller
Goud Slande
Louie
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