Seaside Summer Sparks a Writer and Artist Romance
Lettie Larson immerses in seaside life at Fresh Haven with London artist Roger Whitney. He declares love, but she reveals she uses romance as material for her stories and sketches. They admit truth after a playful confrontation and begin a new affair, ending with mutual understanding and plans.
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Mr. Whitney
Jettie
Wood Indy
Miss Elarson
Lettie
Miss Larson
Freshhaven
Roger Whitney
Miss Blarson
Miss Lettie
Kate
Este
Isilarson
Ife
Iil’ Au Nour
Jewish Physicians Through History in a New Work
A new study by Dr. Simon Scherbel surveys Jews in medicine, highlighting figures from Chasdai the minister to Cordova's Maimonides and Jehuda Halevi. It traces Jewish doctors' roles in Moslem Spain, papal courts, and 18th century German lift, ending with Strassmann and Neumann.
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Simon Scherbel
Chasdai
Abdul-Rahman II
Spain
Jehuda Halevi
Maimonides
Cordova
Richard Coeur de Eon
Mendelssohn
Marcus Herz
Germany
Ascher
Steinheim
Frier
Johann Jacoby
Strassmann
Neumann
Baginsky
How Women's Clubs Started in America
From Myerson's American Family Magazine the article traces the birth of the women’s club movement as a protest against male power. It argues clubs expanded female education and opportunity, fostering liberty, fellowship, and equality, and reducing caste by uniting diverse women.
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Myerson
Woman’s Club
America
Woman's Club
Indians Were Giants From Maryland Skeleton Find
Gigantic prehistoric Indian skeletons nearly eight feet tall were found along the Choptank river in Maryland by Maryland Academy of Science workers. Eight skeletons, including women and children, are being articulated and stored for public exhibit, with at least one adult complete specimen. The remains are believed to be about 1 000 years old, with camps, oyster shell heaps, and charred earth revealing later Indian sites nearby.
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Trom
Baltimore
Maryland
Ocean City
John Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Ventilating the stable with muslin panel window
A plan to vent a stable without creating a draught uses a standard window paired with a muslin covered frame. Cleats allow both panes to operate, providing controlled airflow while keeping animals sheltered from direct drafts.
Simple Ventilation Device for Barns Demonstrated
A practical ventilation setup uses two glass windows in grooves, one with muslin to filter air. Open the window to desired width, pull the muslin curtain across, and hook to the frame for balanced airflow. The system adjusts to weather, is inexpensive, and shown in the illustration.
Egg producing hens and farm unity in winter plans
An article discusses selecting egg making hens, feeding cows for profit, winter brooding, protecting young fruit trees, and practical farm notes. It highlights using experiment stations, balanced rations with alfalfa, and various low cost brooders and pest protection methods.
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