Holladay Case Trial Reveals Miss Holladay Under Scrutiny
In the Holladay case the coroner questions witness Rogers about identifying Miss Holladay as the woman seen in Mr Holladay's office. The knife, blood, and veiled face are described as key details as defense and prosecutors prepare further testimony.
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Miss Holladay
Rogers
Mr. Royce
Rogera
Goldberg
Royce
Misa Holladay
Singleton
Mr. Hoyce
Lester
Rolin
Mr. Holladay
Chapter IL The Oom Tightens from the breathless service
The scene shows a tense aftermath as a mistress suffers a heavy blow and sobs erupt. The narrator notes the chief's livid face and the tension of a rivet in the chute, hinting at precarious control and strained propriety.
Such language and a rival editor portrait
A Senate remark cites a heated exchange and a mocked rival editor. The speaker echoes a notorious critique by Rudd of Salt Rock, describing a brutal caricature that targets intellect and morals with violent imagery.
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Foraker
Rudd
Salt Rock
Averse to Overwork in a Celtic Club Tale
In the amoking room at the Celtic a speaker mocks a shameless man and a Scottish beggar tale. A gentleman meets a beggar at a mage lantern exhibit and questions his blindness, while the beggar retorts that a poor man should enjoy an evening off. The narrator notes enduring hardship and limited high price talk.
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Aexander Winton
Celtic
Elaftens
Jay
Farmers Advice on Fowls Corn and Farm Experiments
The article discusses adapting poultry to colder climates, breeding, and egg production. It urges providing egg-forming food, oyster shell, grit, and dust baths, plus alfalfa leaves as chick feed. It encourages careful record-keeping on experimental farming and seed testing for next spring.
Poultry Rocks Dominate Farms Says Leading Writer
A prominent poultry writer notes that nine tenths of U S chickens are Plymouth Rocks or mixes not from Rock breeders. Barred Rocks Wyandottes and Buff Orpingtons share use. a detailed mash recipe aids fattening and egg production on farms.
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Plymouth Rocks
The Greatest Woman in History
A club gathering crowned the greatest woman as the wife of a modestly paid man who cooks cleans and guides a family, finding time for personal growth. The speaker praised motherhood as a powerful source of character that shapes future generations.
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Berta
Plan Proposed to Curb Lumber Trust and Soar in Prices
In a heated discussion a plan is urged to curb the lumber trust and halt price increases. Speakers argue national improvement and comfort require housing, while lumber costs threaten both people and livestock with hardship.
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Min
Beast
Churn Tips for Slow Dairy Fatigue of Cattle Feed
Slow churning milk caused by dad feeding dry corn stalks and overripe material. A few potato peels won’t yield much milk or cream. Increasing bran will raise milk flow and ease churning this period.
Proper Feed Temps for Laying Hens in Extreme Cold
The article warns against using frozen grain for chickens during severe cold. Feeding grain at room temperature helps digestion start promptly and preserves energy for egg production. It cautions that freezing feed wastes meals and eggs and stresses humane concerns for birds.
Guidance on Preventing Frosted Wattles in Valued Birds
The article advises protecting birds with heavy wattles from freezing by restricting drinking access during severe cold, bringing vessels indoors at night, and using unfrozen water. It notes warmed drinks prevent freezing and suggests kerosene for a chronic throat issues dressed as a daily dose via the throat.
Dairy Notes Help Calving Time and Udder Care
Helfers should be watched around calving. drain udders daily and bathe caked udders in warm water. Do not use soap on milk vessels. rinse, scald, and drain bottoms up. Weigh each cow’s milk to motivate testing. feed with variety and sufficient hay. Newborn calves need rich milk, skim milk fed warm. avoid cold sour milk to prevent digestive issues.
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India
Mediterranean
Reclamation Bureau Water Projects Transform Western Deserts
The article outlines the origin and progress of U S reclamation efforts transforming arid lands through irrigation. It notes the Geological Survey bureau plans to irrigate millions of acres, fund by land sales, with projects like Gunnison canyon data gathering and the Roosevelt dam on Salt River promising vast land values and new homes.
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Reclamation Bureau
the Geological Survey
Bureau
Forbes-Lindsay
Harper's Weekly
Gunnison Canyon
Colorado
Roosevelt
Tonto Basin
Arizona
Salt River
Luxury for the Horse on New York Central Cars
The New York Central lines ordered twenty luxury horse cars lighted by electricity and heated by steam to transport valuable horses. Cars will be longer and include feed and water compartments harness storage and berths for handlers. Airline style ventilation aimed to prevent pneumonia and protect high value horses during winter shipments from Chicago and New York to California and back.
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Chicago
New York
Clinciniuth
California
New York Central
Education of the Young Prompts Baltimore Moral Questioning
A Baltimore man’s hints about youth education trigger questions from the public. The dialogue turns to how best to guide children in the city, with responses reflecting local concerns and civic interest.
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Krom Harper's Weekly
Baltimore
Fragmentary Speech Marks Local Dialect Barbs Verbal Clash
A garbled dialogue fragment shows speakers debating with slang and mispronounced terms. The overheard exchange includes references to people, local places, and unknown events, with multiple unclear phrases and disrupted syntax.
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Holladay
Burton E. Stevenson
Henry
Frances Holladay
Missouri Valley
Dairy Notes
Uae
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