Duty and Deceit on the Atlantic Duel
Lieutenant von Retzow plans to sink ships as ordered but hesitates when targeting a passenger liner. He torpedoes what he believes is the Mariamne, only to learn from a British officer that the ship was a decoy. The truth frees him. he requests passage to England to learn the fate of the real passenger liner.
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von Retzow
Cuxhaven
America
Lucy Bainbridge
Crocmnali
Bainbridge
New York
Lucy
England
Holland
von Butzow
Exploits
Miss Katbridge
Marianne
Scilly Coast
Tenant von Retzow
Cornish
Europe
von Hretzow
Killing Quack Grass In Idaho Fields First Steps Urged
The Idaho Experiment Station reports quack grass is spreading in sections and urges prompt action at first appearance. It reproduces by seed and underground rhizomes, which can spread quickly if root fragments are left by harrows or cultivators. Early eradication is advised when a patch is detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lk. Kennard
Idaho Experiment Station
Smoothing Drag or Harrow Excel lent Tool for Dragging Out and Killing Weeds
Instructions describe early digging of patch to remove all roots and burning weeds. It argues labor saved later by preventing seeding, detailing plowing to six to eight inches after heads appear, followed by disk pulverization and harrowing to prevent regrowth with thorough surface cultivation.
Weeder Method for Kicking Quacky Grass from Seeded Land
The article advises using the weeder as one of the best implements to kill young weeds. It warns the tool may damage grass on some soils. Replowing may be needed in fall on certain soils but usually not until spring. Continued cultivation for two years should discourage quack grass.
Caring for Forest Timber
A Kentucky reader shares practical timber care for forty six acres listing species like oak elm gum and honey locust. He favors removing diseased trees early to prevent spread and saves trunks for lumber or fence posts. Clearing undergrowth and thinning improves growth while seeding with bluegrass creates pasture and enriches soil with cattle manure for stronger healthier trees.
Yearning for the Hills in a Prairie Spirit Quest
The author recalls a westward journey from Illinois to the Berkshire hills and Mohawk valley, describing oppression lifted by hill scenery. He quotes a psalm about help from God as hills evoke nature’s solace and destiny. Walter Prichard Eaton’s Harper's Magazine piece anchors theReflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Mohawk Valley
Berkshire Hills
Walter Prichard Eaton
Harper's Magazine
Electric Lights as Ushers at Vienna Theaters
Vienna theaters adopt seat back electric lights to illuminate seat numbers. When seats are up the lights stay on and shine the number. when seats are lowered the lights shut off. A master switch starts lights at opening and ends at closing for easy navigation by patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Before the Tango Craze Reference in Local Anecdote
A brief reminiscence features a chat about a long romance with Miss Fribbs and a playful tease about the year 5 B. T. C. standing for Before the Tango Craze, reflecting lighthearted social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fribbs
Financial Stringency and Proposal Rejected
Dixmyth reports losing $50,000 in under half a minute last night amid questions of market strain. Dixmyth explains the loss followed a rejected marriage proposal to Miss Gotrox, who declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmyth
Gotrox
Pure Water for Cows in Dairy Care
The article notes cows are largely water and milk is water rich. It argues for ample pure drinking water to regulate body temperature in hot weather and maintain dairy cow health and productivity.
Don’t Neglect Spraying for Orchard and Berry Plants
Do not neglect spraying the orchard trees and berry bushes this year. A little time now will be worth dollars at harvest. If early sprays were missed, apply later sprays. Start the spraying program and notice how proper attention pays during the season.
Barley Said to Own More Bone and Muscle Substance Than Wheat
A claim compares barley and wheat noting barley has greater bone and muscle substance. The statement discusses nutritional value and potential benefits for growth and strength.
King of All Forage Crops Alfalfa’s Rise Across the Nation
Alfalfa becomes known as the king of forage crops after a slow start in New York around 1821. It vanished for decades, returned via Mexico and Chile, then thrived in California and the irrigated West, finally spreading coast to coast as its cultural needs were understood.
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New York State
United States
Mexico
Chile
California
Pruning Rules by Growth and Soil Type
guidelines state weak growing varieties may be pruned generously while strong growing kinds are pruned lightly. Varieties that branch freely need pruning, unbranching limbs require severer cuts. Rich soils favor growth and warrant lighter pruning, while shallow sandy soils produce short roots and demand close cuts.
How to grow Currants in rich, well drained soil
Currants require rich soil with good moisture retention. Plant 3 to 4 feet apart in rows 5 to 6 feet apart. Keep the patch cultivated and weed free as weeds injure currants. After bearing, trim to remove excess young and old wood to promote growth.
Butter Making for Profit and Quality Control
Guidance on profitable butter production covers proper cream ripening and churning temperatures, washing to remove milk, judicious salting, and neat packing. It notes bacteria in milk stay low at 40 degrees but rise dramatically at 65 degrees, emphasizing strict temperature control.
Don’t Feed Tired Horses Storyline Warning
A brief health advisory cautions against feeding horses when they are exhausted, with emphasis on avoiding grain in such conditions. The guidance stresses careful feeding practices to prevent health issues and urges proper turnout and rest before nutrition.
Thumbnail Sketches of 15 Managers
A survey ranks managers by traits and style. Stallings, Moran, Bresnahan, Herzog, Huggins, Robinson, Clark, Carrigan, Donovan, Mack, Griffith, Jennings, Rowland, Rickey, and McGraw are described as astute tacticians, hard drivers, or studious leaders shaping their teams.
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George Stallings
Braves
Patrick Moran
Phillies
Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
McGraw School of Managers
Charlie Herzog
Reds
McGraw
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
Wilbur Robinson
Dodgers
Fred Clark
Pirates
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Tyoe
Bill Donovan
Yankees
Connie Mack
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Hugh Jennings
Tigers
Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Jennings
Branch Rickey
Browns
John McGraw
Fournier Is A Big Surprise In White Sox Build
The White Sox bought Jack Fournier from Youngstown for almost nothing while Eddie Collins joined for 50 000, and Fournier rose to lead hits in the American League. Comiskey never foresaw the French youth from Moose Jaw becoming a premier batting figure, rivaling Eddie Collins and even Tris Speaker in talk and impact this season.
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Comiskey
White Sox
Jack Fournier
Jimmy McAleer
Youngstown
Boston
Chicago Sox
Fournier
Eddie Collins
Roman
Moose Jaw
Jimmy
McAleer
Boston Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Former Giants Making Good in Baseball Arena
A list of former Giants making strong showings with other teams includes Dick Rudolph Heinie Groh Red Ames Hank Gowdy Alf Demaree Beals Becker Bob Bescher and Charley Herzog. Mc Graw often lets players slip through to join rival squads.
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Giants
Dick Rudolph
Heinie Groh
Red Ames
Hank Gowdy
Alf Demaree
Beals Becker
Bob Bescher
Charley Herzog
McGraw
Arlie Lathams New Delicatessen Venture
Arlie Latham announces a New York City delicatessen venture. He reports sales of only 15 cents so far but expects improvement once he adapts to the new game, aiming to draw more customers with his curve balls.
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Arlie Latham
New York City
Baseball Notes on Pirates, Giants, and More
Baseball round up mentions Bill Hinchman and Hans Wagner with strong Pirates notes, Ray Fisher thriving for the Yankees, Connie Mack pursuing Carroll of Fordham, and various trades and lineup moves. Mentions Dell the Dodgers pitcher, Brainerd at first for McGraw, and Magee's improved form with the Braves.
Eccentric Twirler Evans Earned Fame In Minor Leagues
North American pitcher Rube Evans, famed as the “squirrel,” never reached the majors but played for many minor teams. His wildest stunt came when Portland faced the squeeze play, and a misinterpretation led Evans to bean a base runner, nearly sparking a riot.
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Rube Waddell
Rube
Rube Evans
Evans
Portland
Athletics
McCredie
Dodgers Captain Jake Daubert Predicts Strong Season Ahead
Brooklyn first baseman Jake Daubert says the Dodgers will improve this season and contend for a first division spot. He notes the club has more life, better field play, and will be on guard against any opponent, despite a rocky start due to Florida training.
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Jake Daubert
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Florida
Bresnahan Backs Tener On Emery Ball Issue
Cubs manager Lester Bresnahan aligns with Governor Tener and Ban Johnson against the emery ball. Several Cubs pitchers have experimented with it in practice, so Bresnahan forbids roughing the ball and will fine players. He fears use could tempt pitchers to risk forfeiting a game.
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Bresnahan
Cubs
Governor Tener
Ban Johnson
Emery
Willard Warned on Title Guard Amid Ring Turmoil
In view of players getting into trouble with the law for fighting, Jess Willard is urged to stay in trim to protect his heavyweight title.
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Willard
Jess Willard
Lowdermilk’s Yellow Streak In One Hit Game
Grover Lowdermilk dominates Cleveland with a one hit game as the Browns commit four errors in one inning. Kaufman muffed a throw, Austin botched two bunts, and Gus Williams misplayed a fly. Disgusted, Lowdermilk retires the side including a popup catch and a strikeout with bases loaded, then a tag at first.
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Lowdermilk
Grover Lowdermilk
Cleveland
Browns
Kaufman
Austin
Gus Williams
Rube Waddell
Liebold
Jackson
Smith
Few Youngsters Remain After Mack's South Tour
Only pitchers Davis and Harper and infielder McConnell stay from Connie Mack's two month South tour.
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Connie Mack
Davis
Harper
McConnell
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WG. Chapman
Deif
Peric
Cillies
U. G. Johnson
Laketon
Comiskey’s
Iamond “Notes
Bill Hinchman
Pittsburgh
Hans Wagner
The
Ray Fisher
Vermont
Carroll
Fordham College
Hugh Bedient
Art Fromme
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Niz Clarke
San Francisco
Fred Merkle
Brainerd
Jawn McGraw
John Tener
Tom Lynch
Dell
Wheezer
St. Louis Nationals
St. Louis Cardinals
Sherwood Magee
Collins
Alexanders
Tesreau
Twirler
Dake Daubert
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