The Roupell Mystery Chapter Half Revealed In Paris
Detective Cassagne tracks Henry Graham across Blois and Paris as he hunts a vanished man tied to the Roupell murder case. Charles D Auburon and Jules Chabot move through clubs and cafes while Cassagne hazards a plan to tempt Mme Beausantin for clues.
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Villeneuve
Mme. Roupell
Chateau Villeneuve
Cassagne
Jules Chabot
Fop Club
Charles T.auburon
Alliance
Chabot
Charles D'Auburon
Alliance Club
Tie
Paris
M. Jules Chabot
D'Auburon
Blois
Casmngne
Casmigne
Sme
Angiaix
Lablanche
Monsieur Chabot
Cafe Anglais
IY Auburon
Madame Roupell
Jules Chatot
Chateau
D'Anburon
I Auburon
Vicomte de Valiar
de Valiars
Cassague
Henry Graham
M. Cassagne
Lide
Elola
M. Cassanine
Old Town
Bloin
Henry Ciesla
M. Crotteau
America
M. Cratteau
Graham
Madame Chausantin
Rue du Concert
Rolla
Crattenu
Cas Waccne
Henry Grahim
Mme. Beausintin
Mme. Beausantin
Mr. Cassagne
Mme. Benasantin
Monsieur Graham
Bank of France
Monsieur
Abe
Portable Hog Cot Described by Wisconsin Station
The Wisconsin Agricultural Station details a portable hog cot measuring eight by six feet with a height of eight feet front and three feet at rear. It features a flat door, ventilated drop window, and movable partitions to house two groups of swine, plus a floor-fixed frame and specified lumber for construction.
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Wisconsin, Agricultural Station
Improvised Hog House Cats Extend Barn Capacity
The article describes using large cats sixteen feet long to seal cracks and expand hog facilities in Wisconsin. It notes costs around 12.50 for a complete cot with floor door and window, and that large cats can house seven to nine animals. It advises on disinfectant use for lice and herd protection, with spray pumps for large animals and dipping for sheep and hogs, plus repeated treatments every ten to fourteen days.
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Wisconsin
Parisian Dr Mason Returns to City for Fresh Stimulus
Alfred Cascagne bids Dr Mason adieu to return to Paris where he seeks renewed mental activity in the bustle of a great city. He notes that country life dulls his faculties and insists his mont logical deductions are forged in street rush and roar.
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Alfred Cascagne
Mason
Paris
Chateau
Dr. Mason
Madame Roupell
Henry Graham
Razor Troubles Cause Narrow Escape With Ham
Grinding his teeth he muttered a low oath the razor won t cut. She cried out amazed that the same razor opened a can of potted ham this morning and nearly took her finger off.
Field Day Dialog With A Tramp In A Nutured Tale
A fragmentary dialogue features a tramp explaining a method to an inexperienced beginner. The tramp mentions narrating to the Indy of the house that T was nurtured on the field. The setting shifts between hints of a football field and a broader field metaphor, with cryptic references to age and place.
Not What She'd Call It
A humorous exchange in a Chicago Record-Lerald item quips about Mrs Tripsley bearing trouble after burying two husbands. The dialogue contrasts appearances with the implied scandal in a breezy society column tone.
No Longer Her Physician Advice From Houston Post
A medical humor quip from the Houston Post notes a wife asking for advice for her husband with ringing in the ears. The response suggests sea shore relaxation for a month or two, implying the wife should go if he cannot.
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Voise
Houston Post
A Difference Mrs Ath Lethe Golf Skirts
Dialog shows Mrs Ath lamenting wardrobe choices and the need for new golf costumes. Her husband notes last year’s short skirts. The exchange hints at spring fashion and supply issues for golfing attire.
Feeding sacks for dray horses described in Iowa Homestead
A method for feeding horses using a ducking sack shaped to fit over the muzzle. The sack includes a feathered bottom, a leather strap and buckle for securing, and a ground-held outlet to allow the horse to eat. Care is advised to avoid startling the animal at first.
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Iowa Homestead
Cowpea Hay Compared With Alfalfa and Clover For Livestock
M Cottrell notes cowpea hays rival alfalfa in feeding value and surpass clover in flavor and texture. Rich in minerals aiding bone blood and milk, the hay suits growing cattle dairy cows and fattening hogs. It also enriches soil like alfalfa and clover, improving mellow texture and soil cohesion in dry weather.
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M. Cottrell
Record says hen lays 250 eggs per year at Maine station
The Maine experiment station reports a hen laying 250 eggs annually, with 25 eggs in the year from Thanksgiving to Thanksgiving. She originates from a selected family of 200 foundation layers, and others in the line produced over 240 eggs per year.
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Wes
Maine
Condiments for Hogs Include Charcoal Ashes and Coal Ashes
A big breeder describes feeding hogs with ashes from cobs and coal for charcoal flavor. He mixes malt and copperas with wood ashes and keeps them in a trough for the swine to lick, noting at times coal ashes are added.
Weeds Threaten Fields Pigweed and Fox Tall Control
The article explains pigweed and fox tall as annual weeds that regrow from semi seeds each season. They spread after cultivation ends, with seeds ripening August 13 to November 1, requiring early and thorough measures to prevent seed production and plowing under mature seeds to avoid future infestations.
Economy in farming and waste reduction urged
The piece argues that economy means disconnecting unprofitable labor and cutting unnecessary expenses. It emphasizes investing in machinery seeds and tools, proper barn care and livestock management as essentials. It warns that wasted labor leads to extravagance and that best practices pay off.
Peanut prices spur large peanut acreage in Burma and Texas
Farmers in Texas and Burma describe 0 cents a bushel for peanuts with yields of fifty to sixty bushels per acre as big money. Acreage is rising as low cotton prices encourage peanut planting, with Magwe and Myingyan provinces in Burma reporting most peanut planting so far.
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Texas
Rurtiah
Ttle
Homueh
Magwe
Myingyan
Barn Doors Hung On Hinges With Improvised Stop
The writer describes hanging large barn doors on hinges and keeping them open using a makeshift stop. They mention trying a thin strip or 2x4 as a hinge end device and noting it works to hold the door in place.
Sawdust and Manure Value in Pine Woods Debate
Prof. W. 5. Maney notes sawdust from resinous pine decays slowly in soil and sours land. Bedding with sawdust yields poorer manure than ordinary bedding. He urges study of residues from abandoned tissues in piney woods to understand long plant recovery after scattering sawdust.
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Maney
Fragmented timeline of colonial and U.S. history events
A garbled list of historical dates and events spans from early explorations to 1800s milestones. It mentions Perkin Warbeck, Cortes, Pope Urban VIII, Fort Duquesne, Jay's treaty, Poppa?re Austrians, Napoleon III, Gettysburg, Standard Time adoption, and battleship launches, reflecting a damaged OCR sample rather than a coherent narrative.
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Seabee
Nayti Roed
Perkin Warbeck
Richard IV
Erected
Imis Cortes
de Bote
Hagtinh
Humphrey
Iilbert
America
Peter's
Rome
Shipa Ark
England
Maryland
Hirth
la Balle
Minsianipp Valley
Houndary Line
New York
Connecticut
North
Fort Duquesne
Boston
Cornwallis Road
Hudson
Tom di Bronte
Montreal
Ernest Augustus
Over
Duke of
Cumberland
Napoleon III
Eamper
Georgia
Pattles
National
Gettysburg
Jolson
Grand Duke
Alexis
Sir Oliver Lodge Expounds on Immortality of the Soul
The noted ecentiot lays out a science grounded view of immortality arguing that mind and consciousness persist beyond the body. He rejects materialist claims of complete nonentity and asserts that thoughts love and will interact with matter and never vanish but endure eternally.
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Oliver Lodge
Oliver
Fight over consolidated Pittsburgh Allegheny case reaches Supreme Court
The high court reviews the ruling sustaining the Pennsylvania Court on a consolidation deemed legislative action. The merged city population estimate cites thirty cities, while Boston remains a benchmark in national discussions of municipal consolidation and regional growth.
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Pittsaburg
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