Parole of Katharine Tynan Continues in Deserted Chateau
The narrative recalls a tense scene at a remote French chateau where nerves fray amid winds and shadowed dunes. A party recalls a disturbing episode with an African dancer at the chalet, the ensuing fear among the women, and the uneasy atmosphere as they plan to return to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Kit
London
Splendide
Kitty
Fuegro
Mra Cartere
Bobby
Bobby Carteret
Atl
Grisenee
Ark
Sea
Hemee
Ds i Sot
Bion Jours Wooster
Bon Hess
Moon and Frost Weather Theory and Postwar Cattle Outlook
A fragmented discussion links autumn frosts to moon phases and fall weather, noting a cold wave after the September fall moon and possible frost timing variations. It also notes grain and vegetable root damage delayed to September 18 and cites health notes on weather as a regulator, plus a forecast that beef cattle business will stay profitable postwar due to war-caused herd shortages. Europe’s cattle demand is projected at 15 to 20 million head. German school book supplies face paper shortages and restricted re-stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castern
Serleuber Usui
Europe
Breeders’ Gazette
Profit in Poultry in Western Provinces of Canada
The article outlines profitable provincial poultry programs in Manitoba and Alberta. It highlights climate advantages, government support, and club efforts that have bred reliable stock. It notes incubator expansion, rising hatchery demand, and profitable price points for eggs, chicks, and breeding stock, with specific shipments and milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
wBich
Manitoba
Alberta
University
Edmonton
Calgary
Bread Price Trends Across Regions in 19th Century Market
The article analyzes the retail price structure for Family Patent flour in New York from April to August, listing per barrel costs for various grades and packaging. It notes regional differences including Boston, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Kansas City, and discusses how milling yields, mill feeds, and distribution costs affect loaf pricing. It also suggests potential two cent savings per loaf through co operation, standardized loaf, and reduced wasteful practices, with caveats about delivery and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Polis
Kansas
Europe
United States
Argentina Farms Expose Vast Ranches And Open Plains
The passage describes Argentinian farms stretching to the horizon with endless grain fields, cattle herds, sheep flocks, and scattered ostrich patches. Large estancias dominate the landscape, with 2,000 to 200,000 acre tracts, vast acreages, and no evident woodlands, echoing Nebraska in scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentina
Iefusas
Nebraska
Waste Utilization in France Turns Waste to Science
The report describes waste salvage in war-torn France where feces shells cases and even old rags are processed to usable material. It notes machines reform old items into new forms and mentions 1500 French girls employed in salvaging overcoats from the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Crete
van Inish
Sir Oliver Lodge on life after death and unseen world
In a London lecture Sir Oliver Lodge argues science will prove survival after death and the existence of an unseen world. He cites atoms in water, cosmic scale, and the need for belief amid scientific speculation, noting contemporary interest in astral and planetary ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Oliver Lodge
Oliver Lodge
London
Venus
Vulcan
Tranross
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Katharine Tynan
Millary
Mademoiselle
Hilary
Audin
Hotel de la Marice
Cormance
England
Mra
Lloyd
Antoine Chauboite
Peters
Grace
Aidinae Hilary
Graes
Moon and
Moon
Germany
Nossiche
Zsituas
Boarder
Argentina
Puck
Lloyd George
National Service Board of Canada
Owan
Cowan
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