Diamond Clue Found Amid Apartment For Thompson Case
In quiet recovery of the Thompson affair, the narrator discovers a concealed diamond pressed in carpet. Higgins reports rooms emptied by police. a Croydon woman’s possible involvement surfaces as a mystery lingers over ownership and motive.
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Higgins
Godfrey
Higging
Teo
Thompson
Miss Croydon
Batalng
M Stuart
Yoo J
Croydon
Mystery of Thompson's Death Deepens Across New York
The Thompson mystery widens as investigators fail to identify the murdered man amid crowds at the morgue. Neighbors Tremaine and Cecily become focal points as a fire alarm interrupts quiet, revealing Cecily’s vivid portrait and Tremaine's guarded, intense demeanor.
Sheds and Stables: Winter Readiness for Better Profit
Farmers urged to prepare sheds and stables to protect stock and save feed costs. Proper bedding and nearby forage keep ground under sheds well bedded, improving manure value as fertilizer. Clean stables, sweep cob webs, spray with whitewash, repair windows, and ensure comfort before winter arrives.
Keeping Milk Sweet in Summer Dairies Face Cooling Challenge
A dairyman milking twenty two cows this summer reports trouble keeping milk in good condition after milking. Experts advise quick cooling after milking, separating cream if cooling is impossible, and storing ice for next summer to prevent spoilage.
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Hiere
Why Some Farmers Fail in Wisconsin
While traveling Wisconsin I noted farmers with progressive practices and others with neglect. One yard showed ruinous neglect and a granary storing 600 800 bushels rice oats and about 1 000 bushels barley the barley heating and emitting odor. Such care poor handling reduces value from 90 to 75 cents per bushel, illustrating that good farming means proper crop care to fetch top market prices.
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Wisconsin
Sowing rap e in clover and pasture balance
Notes from central Illinois describe sowing clover with oats and rape in the stubble. Cattle graze heavily, threatening clover stands, with the plan to use rape for fall pasture. Emphasizes fair first winter growth for clover to survive and establish.
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Ilinois
Farm Facts on Clover Use and Stock Feeding Practices
A readers discussion favors feeding clover and alfalfa hay to stock while returning manure. Advised to avoid fattening sows with fattening stock and to spread manure under trees. Recommends home grown seed and warns against excessive livestock on pastures during cold periods.
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Utah
The Dairy Bred Bull and Herd Selection
The article argues dairy milk quality depends on the bull as well as the dam. It urges checking a bull’s dam for udder quality and teats, noting cows from imperfect udders often yield defective offspring. It favors sourcing young bulls from reputable milking herds and assessing their place of origin.
Feeding Refuse Dangers in Dairy Feed Yards
Farmers warn that feeding cows on decaying farm waste after fall pastures can taint milk with musty flavors. Rotten potatoes cabbage sour pomace and dike refuse cause bad milk quality and costly complaints from private customers.
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Croumenes
Butteria
Dairy Notes on Winter Butter Making and Cow Care
The article advises on churning during winter, adding warm water to cream to provoke butter, and drawing off water. It discusses profitable milk production targets, feeding practices, and the importance of consistent routines, odors, and housing. It notes winter dairy conventions and emphasizes selecting cows with good body capacity and feed efficiency.
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Tam
An Expensive Fire Story of a Long-Lasting Stove
A servant Martha trusts in a costly fire as she learns to operate a new range. The master instructs her in the kitchen, then leaves. Days later he returns to find the stove still burning, and Martha reports it remains undiminished and faithful to the end.
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Thompson
Godfrey
Jimmy
New York
Higgins
Bondie
Mrs. Tremaine
Missie
Missie ‘Tremaine
Buch
Tremaine
Misao
Tre
Found-Corre
Pond-Corre
St. Pierre
Cecily
Doudoux
Lester
Alt
Shea
Jersey Woods
Fie
Martha
Observing the Sabbath and a Sunday visitor
A churchgoer drops in on a writer and finds the cheery typewriter at work. The writer explains the work is jokes about religious subjects done on Sundays. The piece notes Asia relies on rice for half its food supply.
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Elflek
Asia
To Die a Natural Death Exchange Joke
An English tourist in Beotland asks about illness treatment and a native replies in broad humor that they simply die of natural causes. The jest hinges on regional dialect and scarce medical access.
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Tie Porth
Beotland
Sandy
Cheney firm promises cure and pay for uns cured catarrh
Frank J. Cheney and the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co declare oath in Toledo Ohio that they will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Wall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, with advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure sent for testimonials.
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Lucas County
Frank J.cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Cald Irm
Frank J. Cheney
Rwence
A. Yhhan
A. W. Gleabon
Paule Hall
FJ. Chenky & CO
Toloda, O
It Was the Real Thing It Was the Real Thing
A Philadelphia property man recalls memories of Richard Mansfield in a narrative about stage rehearsals. He notes Mansfield’s calm responses to mishaps during thunder and rain effects and shows respect for his leadership and humor in handling the production glitches.
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Philadelphia
Richard Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
Moonefield
Dr. Jeyidl
Mr. Hyde
Postum Helped Woman End Long Coffee Trouble
A Tlanteville, Alabama woman drank coffee for about 40 years and suffered severe stomach issues for two decades. After trying many doctors, she stopped coffee, began using Postum, and her health improved dramatically. She can now eat most foods and sleep well.
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Alm
Vaile
Weither
Wellville
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