A Vacation for two
Catherine Sanders sacrifices a Vermont trip to stay home with her mother and shares a rare month of rest and joy. They enjoy picnics, walks, theater, and an unforgettable automobile ride, redefining their bond as they find happiness in a simple, shared escape.
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de Bey
Catherine
Mrs. Sanders
KOOD
Sam
Vermont
Ofere
Tom
Kwawebn
Tom Spone
Cantron
Norgol
Ned
Terfie
Cashering
Kansas City
Man Hunts Father Killer Travels To Find Assassin
Antonio Carraciola, son of a murdered Italian lawyer, chased the killer across continents. He tracked suspect Marchetti to New York's Blackwell's Island prison, aided by Detective Petrosine, after learning of Marchetti's movements from Italy to South America and North America.
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Marving
Antonia Carraciola
Augeneo
Blackwell's Isla
New York
vondeLl
Winene
Lomeina
Benn Veulo
Taaly
Gravina
Awbrak
Marche
Mike Geo
Felind Tim
Garrachcla
Santuness Jim
Buenos Aires
Cartacloki
Mur Vhena
Throng Taig
Kassin
United States
Uline
Canada
Youngs Garraciola
America
Ablontown
Italy
Tirsen
Allent
Itr
Carraciola
Washington
Beva
Starting a Horse Race Amid Old Flags and Rules
A garbled historical passage discusses horse racing starts, noting the shift from flags to other signals and the abolition of the white flag system, with references to traditional starters and long-standing competitive rituals. It hints at countrywide rating and the dramatic changes in early race procedures.
Modernizing Race Starts Boosts Track Success
The piece notes how racing has evolved from slow starts to a science driven by precise timing and coordination. It emphasizes the shared knowledge required by jockeys, starters, and officials to ensure a clean break and fair competition, highlighting the shift toward faster, more controlled departures.
Pfister Case Sparks Court Action In Discovery Move
Milwaukee September 20 H P Myrick editor of the Free Press filed his answer to a libel suit brought by Charles F Poster against Pfister District Attorney McGovern and six others. Myrick caused a subpoena for Pfister to appear for examination under the discovery statute while awaiting all defendants’ responses. Pfister’s lawyers Quarles Spence & Quarles say the move won’t derail plans to summon all defendants for discovery and proceed with examination. Myrick admits the complaint’s allegations about his Free Press position and party factions but denies general misconduct. He says he has no information to form a belief about the grand jury indictment cited in the suit.
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H. P. Myrick
Milwaakee
The
Free Press
Charles F. Poster
McGovern
Tfister
Ceurt
Messay
Pilstur
Myrick
Pfister
Thal
Quarles Spence & Quarles
Hig
Myri¢k
Republican Party
Supremécy
Osach
How Karen Women Improve Beauty and Ear Ornaments
Casper Whitney in Outing notes Karen women enhance beauty through ear modifications and adornments. Young girls begin with small ear staples that widen over time to fit bamboo narrowing bands, while some keep long ears or shorten them for style. Neck fabrics, loincloths, and seasonal dress vary. in hot weather loincloths may be set aside. The passage contrasts Karen and Siamese customs and mentions Japanese and Chinese influences as observed during travel across Southeast Asia.
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Sen
Malay Peninsula
Siam
Anum
Cambodia
China
Far East
Casper Whitney
Printers Vote No Strike in Marinette and Menominee
In Marinette Wisconsin on September 26 printers in Marinette and Menominee counties voted almost unanimously not to strike for an eight hour day.
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Marinette
Wis
Marinette and Menomines
Facts for Our Farmers Ducklings Diet and Water Needs
An advisorial piece on duckling care covers feeding mix of meal and brine, water management to keep nostrils clear, and the role of water to prevent choking. It also notes feathering, plant food helps, and that well fertilized stable manure aids soil and crop growth, with clover and crops plowed under boosting yields.
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Scott Fu
Prune the Shrugs In Garden Care Note
A garden piece argues timely pruning of flowering shrubs. It says most ruin blooms by pruning at the wrong season and advises spring trimming for many plants while noting exceptions and aims such as shaping, control, and future flowering. It stresses removing dead or weak growth to encourage healthier growth and next year’s blooms.
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Gywden
Loventa
Milk production in dairy cows rises then peaks with age
A Wisconsin Experiment Station report notes milk yield in dairy cows increases each year up to the fifth or sixth year when at peak. Production length depends on constitution and care. After about seven years, nutrient needs rise for milk or fat, while digestibility and economy decline. exceptionally strong cows under good conditions may remain profitable to old age.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Madison
Avs
Tne
The Cabbage Hair Worm as a Crop Pest
The cabbage hair-worm, once called the cabbage snake, is studied by the U S Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Entomology. Although harmless to humans and animals, many reports blamed it for cabbage crop damage in 1901 across Tennessee and other states, prompting investigation into its role in pest losses.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of
Tennessee
Missound
Iowa
Virginia
How Berry Crops Are Made
Berry cultivation hinges on soil moisture and quality. Experienced growers know that income relies on quality berries per quarter, with favorable seasons or poor soils reducing yields despite best care. Humus improves moisture retention, aiding crop success.
The Growing of Millet in Local Agriculture
Millet exploration notes suited for farmers in the county describe foxtail millet groups including common hungry and Hungarian varieties. The guide outlines cultivation timing, soil needs, seed rates, and harvest stages for hay and seed crops, emphasizing soil looseness, medium loam, and day range of about 100 days to maturess.
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Wiiny
Brocheren
Wiely
Khowncas
A Slight Leaven In Louise Life After Remarriage
A former inner mother and her father lead a quiet life until Louise remarries Tan ears ghd her feather. After the move to a larger house with horses and a servant corps, Louise returns to social duties. A chance meeting with a former neighbor highlights changes in Louise and her family.
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Lowvise
Tan Ears
Louise
Lowise
Papa
All the Modern Improvements
A dialogue vignette shows a child marveling at electricity in her hair and her mother explaining the science behind it. The exchange highlights curiosity about electric power and a lighthearted remark about gas in the grandmother.
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Mrle Boston
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