The Midnight Masquer returns to New Orleans loot
Jachin Fell and Ansley anticipate the Midnight Masquer amid the Twelfth Night club tradition in New Orleans. A note threatens a jewel haul at a masked banker gathering hosted by Joseph Maillard. Columbine warns of danger as the masquerade looms.
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Malllard
Jachin Fell
Clewert
Matson Blanche
Ansley
Jachin Feil
Pell
Jachin Bedl
Fell
Maillard
New Orleans
Nlgvane
Joseph Mail
Leet
Galming Sr
Harlow Awenon
Eben
Ansler
Columbine
Ansier
Malliard House
Fei
Moisleur
Tiler
Manguer
Experimental highway work at Arlington continued
An ongoing government funded program advances road research at Arlington proving ground. The study tests concrete pavement wear versus other base materials, comparing subgrade support using plate tests and circular runways, with results expected to influence future highway standards.
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Arlington
Pope's Goodbye to Cardinal Gibbons Remembrance
A guest at the White House luncheon asked Cardinal Gibbons if the pope is infallible. He replied that at his last farewell the pope said Addio Cardinal Gibbone.
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Cardinal Gibbons
White House
Addio
Cardinale Jibbones
Maurice Francia Egan
Review of
Circular Slide Rule Pocket Sized Invention From San Francisco
A San Francisco inventor develops a circular slide rule portable enough for a coat pocket. A map aids users in reading the device, promising practical mathematical support in compact form.
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San Francisco
Battle Against Rat Pest Called Most Serious
The article warns that rats remain a severe threat to farmers and poultry, despite campaigns to kill them and propagate eradication. It urges continued and intensified efforts to free premises from infestations, noting rats’ resilience and the ongoing economic losses they cause.
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Ofr
Shade and water essentials for poultry houses
Shade is vital for all poultry from chicks to gobblers with bushes, orchard shade, or burlap bag coverings on netting frames providing relief from sun. Fresh water must be available. sun-warmed water can affect flock health.
Great Value of Buckwheat in Farm Use
Buckwheat serves as an excellent poultry feed and has value as chicken feed. Small patches can be cultivated with buckwheat and harvested for harvest. It can also be fed to hoge and other livestock with similar benefits. The straw compares to cut straw, and buckwheat improves land by adding humus when plowed under.
Remedy for Sucking Pests in Crops
A historical note on pest control mentions kerosene emulsion as a remedy for sucking insects but notes nicotine sulfate has largely taken its place. Both act on contact and must touch the insect. It suggests applying with a spread to cover both leaf surfaces. It states these solutions are not poisonous when ingested.
Bowron Sought Relief Forty Years Reflected in Ad
An old testimonial recounts decades of indigestion and nervous weakness, praising Taniac as a perennial aid. The speaker credits Tanler with restoring health after long struggle, urging readers to try the remedy through local druggists and readers.
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Lee Angeles
Ofoo Drugeieta
Woman Workers Barred by Job Barriers and Menace of Pain
Fragmentary OCR depicts a woman recounting inability to work due to pain and fatigue. References to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and a period-era push for female labor limits appear amid garbled text. The piece hints at pioneer female workers facing physical constraints and social remedies.
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Tregbhes
Uwe
Lydia
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Pett
Ria
Heb
Ameley
Aneley
Joseph Maillard
Exeter National Bank
City
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de Gramont
Paris
Yale
Henry Gramont
Willingty
Ater
Rome
Ree Murewe
Piltie
States
Department of Ath
Comdiliens
Crete
Orate
Wal
Weppert
Feret
Fren
Witnhes
Alwese
Tee
Pilan
Bowron
Taniac
Los Angeles
Clee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rad
Beller
Onna
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