Marathon Mystery Weaves Deepening New York Intrigue
In a late night sequence a man named Drysdale visits Godfrey to untangle a tangle surrounding Miss Croydon. Miss Croydon’s sister Grace Delroy and a hidden motive loom over the Delroy house as a dangerous secret and a set of papers drive the plot forward.
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Godrey
Record Building
Miss Croydon
Thompson
Godfrey
Goldberg
Jimmy
Simmonds
Simmon
Magraw
Prim
Altiary
Jack
John Tolbert Drysdale
Drysdale
Jd Godfrey
Misa Croydon
Mrs. Delroy
Asister
Mr. Drysdale
Ait
Grace
Delroy
Godfrey Dirsiy
Omalia
Slater
Panid
Edith
John
Jim
Jili Godfrey
Atchison Glos e Sights Reflect Local Vices and Wry Wit
A long, idiosyncratic Atchison column mocks drinking ruins and old age, quotes odd tales, and jests at neighbors and daily life. It comments on Holy Zionists, weather, corsets, gossip, and small-town quirks with a humorous, reflective tone.
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Meltize
Atchison
Mother Hubbard
Shannon Literary
Wisconsin Creamery Advocate Urges Cow By Cow Cream Quality
A Wisconsin creamery man criticizes years of farmer education on cream richness. He argues that cow quality, not feeding alone, determines cream. He urges weigh and test of each cow using pure breeding stock to weed out poor creamers and improve overall cream quality.
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Drysdale
Miles Croyden
Godfry
Mra
Wicconsin Creamery
War Against Weeds in Farming Across the Country
A call to farmers to halt weed pests by cleaning seed grain and starting an ongoing extermination campaign. Immediate removal of weed seeds, thorough field work, and reliance on plows and mowers are urged to prevent fertility and grain quality decline. The effort is framed as a nationwide battle to eradicate weeds.
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Boston Globe
United States Indian Industrial School
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Leupport Museum
VOM
George Balent
Secock
Iite of Industrial Education
Rome
Dual purpose cows and alfalfa value in farming
A discussion on dual purpose cows suited for milk and beef, emphasizing alfalfa as the key feed. It argues modern dual purpose stock should yield high calf value and strong milk production, with alfalfa cutting weed pressure and supplying a near complete ration. Also notes fall plowing to reduce cutworms and improve spring soil, criticizing spring plowing practices.
Dairy Notes and Farm Practice Share Winter Preparations
Farmers discuss dairy economics from feed to butter, noting 28 to 10 cents per pound for cream and the impact of home grown feed. Advice covers cooling cream, calf and lamb management, hog health, and the value of breeders, with tips on feeding fattening rations and crop choices for profitable yields. A rural club aims to protect roadways and soil.
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Manhattan
Atchison Glose
Holy Zionists
Bill Moore
Tita
Alanola