The Adventure of the Golden Pingcenez Continues
Holmes uncovers a hidden confession in a web of betrayal as Anna reveals her past and the diary that could free a Russian prisoner. A dangerous plan, a poison, and a clever hiding place pivot the case toward a final chapter at the Russian embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Tholmes
Branley Hopkins
Amna
Sermius
Russia
Anna
Siberia
England
Order
Lita
Husby
Mani
Alexis
Sid
Sergius
Professor Coram
Brotherhood
Watson
Coram
Hopkins
Charing Cross
Profit in Hickory Nuts and Inoculating for Alfalfa
The article notes high profit in native hickory and other nuts with long bearing times, highlights Kerr and Senator Roe varieties, and discusses regional suitability. It then covers alfalfa inoculation using field soil or well-composted manure, avoiding nurse crops, lime needs, and soil acidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Simee
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Iimus
Modern Farm Advice On Manure Use And Crop Planning
The article discusses applying manure effectively with spreaders, soil fertility, and labor costs. It weighs crop selection, soil humus, and market prices, advising farmers to match crops to soil and profit margins, and to improve swine care and hay racks using wagon tires. It emphasizes quality over quantity in fruits and livestock, urging efficient practices.
Jerrold and wit adorned a sharp satiric voice
The article quotes Douglas Jerrold as a master satirist whose quips target snobs, pretenders, and charity cases. It recounts humorous exchanges and Jerome l d nward remarks, illustrating his biting style and pointed humor in social critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglay Jerrold
Anne Saroysin
Jevroll
Ad Thos Puller
Aleit Cansetts
Jerrold
Houses Going Out of Fashion in Providence
A Providence Journal excerpt depicts a winter building lull caused by the fresh air craze. Carpenters warn homes lose cost and buyers fear drafts and disease, with one note about a cold storage box needed for a riverfront family fearing tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence’ Journal
Red Bridge
Dave
Waterman Street
Goats Dominate Montenegro Meat Supply Says Report
A report notes Montenegro hosts over a million goats, making goats the chief meat source for the population. The figure highlights the animal's key role in local agriculture and diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro
Woman Drummer’s Rise to Boston Publishing Office
Mrs Cora L B Ayling rises from a small salaried ad agent to a $10 a week manager of two major Boston publishing houses in six years. Born in Chicago and formerly a flour drummer in Minneapolis, she moved to Massachusetts to settle an estate and built a successful national advertising career. Ayling, about 35, is a widow noted for brisk business insight and competitive drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Cora LB. Ayling
New England
Ayling
Massachusetts
Chicago
Minneapolis
Boston
Avling
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Sherlock Holmes
A. Conan Doyle
Collier's
McClure, Phillips Q Co
Baker Street
Overton
Strand
Mgr. Overton
Cyril Overton
Trinity College, Cambridge
Scotland Yard
Godfrey Staunton
Godfrey
Moorehouse
Morton
Johnson
Oxford
Stevenson
Arthur B. Staunton
Henry Staunton
Tit
Ched
Wales
Godfray Staumton
Cambridge
Blackheath
Cialty
Kerr
Senator Roe
Fareen
Tam
Ton
Palfourd
Samuel
Warren
Philadelphia
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