Night turmoil in Cherry Hills amid storm and pursuit
In this tense excerpt Jo Jenney and Gordon Mackay chase time and circumstance through a crowded stadium, subway peril, and a late night taxi run to reach Cherry Hills. A private concert, a protective moment on a crowded train, and a looming scandal weigh on their cautious return.
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Stamford
Himi
Jo Jenney
Adelaide Sturgis
Mackay
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Ling
Cherry Hills
Dallas Hunt
Sturgises
Gordon Mackay
Josephine Jenney
Cherry Square
Made Shakespeare Famous from the Philadelphia Bulletin
Noel Coward, the English actor, created a stir by dos trating another to the Shakespeare stage, as noted by the Philadelphia Bulletin. The anecdote highlights Coward's flair and ties to theater history.
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The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Noel Coward
Ambrose Bierce still living or dead a matter of conjecture
The fragment discusses whether Ambrose Bierce is alive, noting many friends believe he died in Mexico after entering the country in January 1914. It references age estimates and recent stories about his fate. It includes a quip about a Shakespearean actor and a Stratford on Avon exchange.
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Ambrose Bierce
Amarose Bierce
Mexico
Counuir
Stratford-on-Ayou
Sleep and Sensible Decision Making
The piece cites George Matthew Adams on courage and timing in decisions. It argues many important choices benefit from sleep, while delaying too long can ruin them. A night of rest helps most crucial decisions, but weeks or months of delay can be fatal.
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Magazine of Tuusiness
George Matthew Adams
Sioreses
I Usime Prione
Ege
Grant’s rise despite early ruin amid Civil War era doubt
A muddled reminiscence of Ulysses S. Grant in 1869 St Louis showing his down and out days before rising to command and later presidency. The piece touches on his Mexico campaign, tensions with Lincoln era policies, and later reflection on wartime justice and patriotism.
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Dayton, Ohlie
St. Louis
U. S. Grant
Army
Cologne
United States
Grant
Mexico
Abraham
Wooowe
Prexico
Abraham Tancoln
Espions
Lincoln
Standardization urged to improve egg grading and pricing
Farmers urged to adopt uniform egg grading to raise value and reduce low quality sales. Advocates describe flat pricing, grading standards, and enforcement as critical to market efficiency, with calls for clearer classifications and railroad shipping support.
Pork in American diet drives meat and fat studies
A United States Department of Agriculture report shows pork products dominate US food habits. Slaughter of federally inspected hogs rose by over 200000 year over year, totaling about 42.5 million. Sausage studies reveal high fuel value, supporting diverse diets for laborers and sedentary individuals.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Tureau of Animal Industry
Ustad States
Nebraska Banking Dispute and State Policy Debate
The Lincoln Journal reports a clash in Nebraska over banking department actions and proposed chartering of banks in towns. Officials argue the policy limits risky transfers from failed banks to protect the guaranty fund, while defenders urge trained judgment to sustain sound conditions and minimize immediate losses.
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Nebraska
The
Lincoln Journal
Lorists
Pansing Cep Peterson & Bank
Commission
Conston
Decbhse
National
McMullen
Stabilize tim of the franc and gold basis terms
The text discusses stabilizing the franc by ending paper money and returning to a gold standard. It mentions France’s wartime finances, the shift from paper to gold, and a broader context of monetary stabilization described in a fragmentary dialogue.
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France
Silage corn debates and borers shift planting advice
The article surveys silage corn debates with differing opinions on ideal maturity and stover density. It notes tests show some progress but no firm conclusions while urging early maturing varieties in European borer areas to allow harvest before stalks are damaged. It recalls past trials with quick maturing corn and cautions about fuel costs and adaptation.
Fragmentary Note on Keeping Pigs Clean
Fragmented text mentions keeping little pigs clean and military or quar terms. No clear person, place, or date available to establish a full news item.
Eradicating Cutworms Early Seasonal Pest Control
A guide describes cutworms as early season crop pests that injure vegetables and flowers by cutting stems or eating buds. It endorses poison bran bait made from bran Molasses sodium fluoride and water, applied at sundown to control larvae in fields and gardens.
Roosting Teach Incomplete Note Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions chasing chicks to roost and a reference to a person at the back of a location, but the meaning is unclear and details are unreadable. The item appears to be a partial household or farming note with unclear names and places.
Fragments Describe Feeding and Cleaning Methods for Poultry Vats
The readable text discusses testing and mass effects on cattle and meat, mentioning fewer mites and shipping patterns. It describes cleaning and applying material with a brush, cautions about cracks, and notes petroleum products in paint. The wording is fragmented but centers on farm sanitation and pest control.
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