Mystery at the Keller Mansion Ends In Cold Case
Leila Seton, art expert, witnesses a party at the Keller home in New York. Guests include Harriden, Deck, Monty Mitchell, Princess Rancini and Letty Van Alstyne. A missing Mrs Harriden triggers a tense interrogation as notes, rooms, and a window open reveal possible clues. The inspector questions Harriden, Deck, and the maid Anson about last sightings and the torn sequence of events. Continued.
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Leila Seton
Kellers
New York
Letty van Alstyn
Leila
Harriden
Letty
Rancini
Nera
Letta
Dan
Red
Galtep
Donehey
Zow
Deck
Harrlden
Donahey
Mrs. Harriden
Warriden
Anson
Ehosen
Mr. Barriden
Mr. Donahey
Mrs. Keller
Raneini
Miss Seton
Doneahey
Nou
Her's
Alan Deve
Mrs. Barriden
Mr. Deck
Alan Deck
Alan Beck
Mr. Harriden
Donahéy
Rancin
Inside or outside? A locked lodge mystery unfolds
Monty Mitchell and Donahey lead police inquiry at Harriden lodge after Mrs Harriden's body is found. No blood, no clear entry or ladder marks, footprints, or boat disturbance. Inspections focus on possible inside access and getaway via windows or front door as officers question staff.
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Monty Mitchell
Mrs. Harriden
Donahey
Mitchell
Eddy Lng
Donshey
Bizarre turn in pale gray drawing room scene
In a pale gray drawing room the heavy Inspector sits behind a fragile inlaid table as the bizarre scene unfolds. The moment feels tense and formal under the inspector's dark uniform.
Honolulu City and County Span Oahu and Outlying Islands
The city and county of Honolulu are coterminous covering Oahu. By act, Oahu was extended administratively to reach Midway Island and Palmyra Island. If Honolulu’s main street extended the entire length, it would measure 2260 miles.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Midway Island
Palmyra Island
23Rd St
Long Island City
N.Y
Chick Producing Cost Figures From New York Study
P J Findlen reports on the cost of raising chickens to twenty weeks at the New York State College of Agriculture. Average total cost per bird is 1.28 dollars with net cost 0.92 after broker credits. Feed 41 percent, chicks 27, labor 16. Birds average value 1.02 dollars. labor return 0.48 per hour. Nine pounds grain and 19 pounds mash per bird. 66 hours to raise 100.
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Ay P. J. Findlen
Department of Agricultural Economics
New York State College WA Service
New York State College of Agriculture
Losses From Disease Plague Poultry Breeding
Dr. W. A. Hagen of the New York Veterinary College warns that disease losses are greatest in poultry due to ground grazing and small-range conditions. He notes that breeding for high production weakens birds, and a 200 egg hen can exceed its weight in eggs yearly, risking more losses unless constitutional vigor is bred in.
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W. A. Hagen
New York Veterinary College
Dean Hagan
Test Laying Ration for Poultry Conference Findings
At the poultry conference H L Wilcke from Iowa State College outlined a 11 pound laying mash, detailing 36 pounds yellow corn, 20 pounds ground oats, 14 pounds middlings, 10 pounds meat and bone meal, 3 pounds dried milk, 3 pounds soybean oil meal, 1 pound cod liver oil, 1 percent cod liver oil, 1 pound alfalfa meal, 3 pounds oyster shell or limestone, 1 pound bone meal, and 1 percent salt by weight.
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H. L. Wilcke
Iowa State College
Poultry Yard Notes on Breeds, Housing, and Rearing
A compilation of practical observations on poultry care. Roasting young birds causes cracked breasts. More feeding time increases egg output. Duck origins trace to mallard domestication. Stocking density and perch design affect chick comfort. Moisture in coops risks diseases. Minnesota waters host several duck species.
Coleman Safety Range Lights Instantly Cooks With Gas
Economically minded housewives will welcome W. C. Coleman’s new gas making Range that cooks meals cheaper than coal wood or kerosene stoves and faster. It makes its own gas from ordinary gasoline uses Everdur metal for the fuel tank resists rust and corrosion and features Band-A-Blu burners for precise heat. Literature and a Steve Check Chart available by mailing a postcard to W. C. Coleman Wichita Kansas.
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W. C. Coleman
W.C. Colebar
Coleman
Steve
Wichita
Kansas
Adr
Liberality in the Present Quotations by W. Plumer
A brief aphorism from W. Plumer arguing that generosity is proved by use of current resources rather than a wish for more. The sentiment warns that hoarding generosity only deceives the giver about future potential.
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Plumer
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Mary Hastings Bradley
D. Appleton~ Jury Co., Inc
WNU Services
Hartiden
Selon
H'm
Hayshiden
Mrs. Watkins
Chapter
Minnesota
Zee
Feer Greenesaratsete
Doan
Rois Whfer
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