Embers of a Long Ago Meeting Spark Ernestine and Will
Ernestine recalls childhood days and reunites with Will as they tour the Sun offices and share talks on art and life. Their returned bond stirs desire and hints at old rivalries, while Loring Hamilton shows a new, intense interest in Ernestine. The night ends with flavors of promise and jealousy as future paths loom.
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Papa
Wil
Will
Dre
Art Institute
Lake Forest
Ernestine
Ermestine
Chicago
Lillian
Lilian
Loring Hamilton
Ile
Heth
Tia
Mamma
Sun
Syndicate
Poole
Banda
Hin
Goodby
Erneatine
Met
Willy
WHS
Jial
United States
Wealthy Heiress Pursues Newspaper Artist in Love
Ernestine Hriceland from a wealthy family renews a childhood attachment and becomes attracted to Will Todd, a newspaper artist and son of a carpenter.
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Ernestine Hriceland
Will Todd
Poultry culling advised to lift profits and save feed
North Carolina State College poultry specialist A G Oliver urges farmers to cull nonproducing hens and weak pullets starting in June and lasting to October. He notes summer culling differs from fall selection and warns removal should begin when production falls below 50 percent, with older birds and undersized pullets first.
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A. G. Oliver
North Cynelina State College
Oliver
Farnpyer
Encouraging Early Roosting for Chicks at Purdue
Purdue University expert Stephen M Walford recommends early roosting to prevent smothering and corner crowding that stunts growth. If heavy breeds resist, install slanting roosts with netting to keep chicks off the floor before gradually rising them to standard heights.
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Stephen M. Walford
Purdue University
Confining Hens Found to Be Most Profitable
Farmers who shift flocks from free range to fenced areas report higher egg production and healthier birds. Smaller yards enable closer feeding, fewer diseases, and easier rotation of new stock. Baby chicks should be handled similarly to maintain flock health.
Poultry Tips On Feeding Chicks And Marketing
Poultry hints advise feeding 20 to 40 pounds of dried skim milk per 100 pounds of mash and warn against overstocking. Keep mature birds confined, prefer profit over large flocks, Leghorns lay white eggs, avoid brown-tinged shells, and omit cod liver oil near market time. Dust baths and shaded earth encourage hens in summer.
Railway Superstitions Move Crews Across Pages
London Mail recounts long list of rail superstitions among U S and New Haven lines. Beliefs include irons of luck for rear coach seats and eye contact with engines, with triplet accidents and a 0-123 engine cursed on the thirteenth of each month.
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New York, New Haven
Hartford
London Mail
Date Set for Sessions in December Conventions
The Constitution required Congress to assemble March 4, 1780 and then every year on the first Monday in December unless a different day is set by law. Through May 20, 1820 eighteen acts named dates other than December. Since then, with few exceptions, sessions have convened in December.
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Eep Grew
Stock live stock staple: scab disease in sheep snuffles
Dr W A Billings of the University firm St Paul explains a common cold like condition in sheep called snuffles or stock scab. It arises from dust and poor vitality after shearing or docking and causes nasal discharge eye inflammation and breathing difficulty. Treatment includes clean shelter dry bedding eye bathing nasal wash with boric acid solution and nose spray with camphor eucalyptus. ensure good forage water and attentive nursing. recovery may take daily repetition of care.
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Saya
W. A. Billings
Estension
St. Paul
Billings
Pastures and Roughages Prove Economical for Work Horses
Iowa State College report shows farms using pasture and roughage cut horse feeding costs. Data from Webster County farmers indicates feed bills as low as about 20 to 34 dollars when grain use was reduced. Higher costs tied to grain heavy rations and barn kept stabling with limited grazing.
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Webster County
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Farm Feed and Livestock Care Notes for Cattle and Pigs
Practical guidance on feeding pigs and cattle, vaccination, and herd management. Advises vaccinating pigs to prevent cholera, early sow breeding for March farrow, gestation of 112 to 114 days, and using shaded, straw-covered housing for sheep. Stresses dipping to kill ticks, rapid finishing of yearling steers, and selecting high-breeding calves for feedlots.
Exaggeration Book Sparks Genteel New York Celebration
Ivy Lee is toasted in New York following the release of a controversial book on its subject. Guests debate exaggerations while Lee defends the work and comments on Soviet influence and unrelated foreign topics amid a lively, if odd, reception.
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Ivy Lee
Bevlet Mueta
Hockefeller
New York
Tenet
Mr. Lee
Woman in Montana Claims Kruschen Salts Helped Fat Loss
In October a Montana woman wrote she lost 10 pounds of fat in four weeks on Kruschen Salts and felt better than in years. The ad promises a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
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Montana
Kruechen
America
French Glove Industry Dominates Local and World Demand
The French glove industry for centuries has met almost all local needs and exported to most countries. Annual exports average 175 million francs while imports total about 1 million francs. Key production centers include Grenoble Millaun Mt Julien Niort Chaumont as noted by the United States Department of Commerce.
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Grenoble
Millaun
Mt. Julien
France
Niort
Deux Serves
Chaumont
Haute Marne
United States Department of Commerce
Whaling Fashion Sparks Novel Whale Hide Gloves
Women of Muarepe embrace whale leather for gloves, a new material praised by fashion leaders. The tough yet delicate fabric marks a revival of whale hide in wardrobe design, a change from whalebone corset days.
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Muarepe
Foot arches described in detail
Four arches described along the foot from heel to toe. The long arch runs inside the foot, the front arch spans the ball, the outer arch runs to the base of the little toe, and the middle arch sits beneath the instep.
Fashions of 1925 Ridiculous in Hazy Future Sight
A fragment notes how 1925 styles may appear absurd in decades to come, reflecting on fashion trends and public reaction to attire in the era. The line hints at stylistic shifts and social commentary without detailing specific garments or events.
By Chinatown Page Motto on Quick Thinking
A fragment quotes a Chinatown page urging pace in thought while advising to speak slowly, attributed to a Washington Star snippet and reflecting newspaper tone.
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Chinatown
Washingston Star
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Cheyenne, Wyo
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Oeblend,olbersie
Great Engineering School of the
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Geen Degron
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Mate
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LALK
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