Bees of Black Fury Feature in Hidden Insect Plot
Ralph and Geoffrey guard a dangerous black bee with orange eyes in a glass box described by Dis May. They plan to destroy the hive using sulfur fumes and seal the evidence, while debating the honey’s fate and the broader threat to their plans.
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England
Eryone
Groffrey
Tehig- Oraky
Tchigorsky
Vera
Etter
Tehigorsky
Rees
Geoffrey
Cine
Cerin
Tehigorthy
Ralph
An Unruly Night and Hidden Visitors at Ravenspur
Geoffrey and Vera hide a stranger near the terrace while Tehigorsky and a wary ally maneuver through a blackout of danger. A distant unknown woman, a damaged bird trap, and a tense watch unfold as suspects and whispers intertwine with a dark plan at Ravenspur.
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Geoffrey
Mtalpi
Vera
Marion
Tehigorsky
Ravenspur
England
Cold storage eggs profitable for large scale preservation
A Niagara Falls breeder describes cold storage as the most practical method to preserve eggs in quantity for a commercial war era. He cites Buffalo data showing differences in price, with storage costs and expressage totaling about 60.20 to yield a $47 profit, illustrating the profitability of properly managed cold storage for White Wyandottes.
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Suchat
Buffalo
A. P. Marshall
Niagara Falls
Emerson on England as Mother of Nations and enduring influence
A reflective passage extols England as a motherland with long possessions and arts. It argues the nation remains capable of endurance and expansion, despite modern pressures from trade, technology, and competition, and urges steadfast unity and hospitality to allied nations.
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England
Wise banker helps county boys learn farming by sharing stock
A Dakota banker distributed pure bred sows to county boys with County Agent Pick guiding the plan. In fall the boys could buy the sows at cost or return them and keep the offspring. The program taught stock handling and care, earning a reward and future savings for the boys and county farms.
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North Dakota
WA. Pick
Bors
Lord Haldane and Other Smokers in a Curious Note
The London Mail recalls Lord Haldane as a light two ounce a week smoker and mentions King Edward VII as an early smoker. Edward Ray, a golfer, says he uses one ounce daily and does not regret it. A Scotswoman’s bonnet tale shows thrift, and a Sunday school quip has a boy abandoning nightly prayers after moving from a folding bed.
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Lord Haldane
Dr. Davies
Earth
Woolwich
Yacconist
London Mail
Edward VII
Edward Ray
Donts For Drivers of Horses in Hot Weather Hints
A retro advice list from the American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on horse care. It urges proper harness weight, regular water, cooling baths, bran mash nights, avoiding exhaustion, washing the head and face, and avoiding overwork. It stresses adequate feeding, rest, air, light, and clean housing to keep horses healthy and avoid weak or lame animals.
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The
Americ Society For
Havan
Disperse Poison Gas In Front Line Tactics Debate
This article discusses the use and dangers of chlorine gas in trench warfare across Flanders and the front lines. It cites observers noting the gas could drift over troops, causing severe injuries or death within minutes.
Holland's Potential War Move Threatens Europe Trade
The Toronto Mail and Empire notes that if Holland is provoked into belligerency by German actions against Dutch ships and infringements, Germany could face invasion by Dutch British and French forces. It argues Scandinavian neutrality would be broken and Denmark Norway and Sweden would join allied efforts, disrupting German commercial relations and enlarging the conflict.
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Holland
Denmark
Norway
Toronto Mail
Empire
Fleet at sea stirs nerves as ships ready for action
A vivid London Chronicle account describes a bustling naval bay as destroyers move in, oilers whirl into action, and colliers hustle to coal ships. Officers and sailors share tales of turbine damage, near misses with submarines, and a restless, deafening scene that underscores the fleet’s readiness.
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Cloet
Coaing Offeer
North Sea
Londoy Chronicle
Dog that followed sold ier rescues master at hospital
Story of Fend Vair the dog who served with an Algerian soldier, boarded a ship to Marseilles, crossed France and Belgium, and saved his wounded master by scenting the grave, digging him out, and guiding stretcher bearers to Neuilly where both were treated. The hospital admitted the dog and master.
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Armar Corry
Newly
Fend Vair
Marseilles
France
Belgium
Neailly
Vaif Field
Breaks the Silo Record Largest World Silo Project
The silo of John Edwards in Eaglewood Kansas is planned to be the largest globally. It will stand many feet high and wide with substantial ground depth. Edwards owns 10,000 head of cattle in Kansas City Journal reports. A shipboard fire incident cited a white dog rescued by the crew after bombing damage.
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John Edwards
Eaglewood
Kanis
Edwards
Kansas City Journal
The Sultan Demands Talk Over Lighting of the Harem
Grand Visier reports the sultan confronts issues around the harem lighting while jokes about Fatima and gas prices rise as costs soar. The exchange hints at palace concerns over energy and expense.
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Fatima
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Tebigorsky
Gay
Raip
Geoffreered
Geoffr
Elphick
Westminster
Wise Poultry Grower Mill Co
Hesbas
Reece
Emerson
MaeDaft
Tommy
American Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Leafer
Sfamies
Elton Gat
Flanders
Min
Nadim
Ateagh
Difram
Tate
Mf Holland
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