Paris Court Draws In New Suspect In Portrait Case
In the Seine district a warrant for detention is issued for Prades Charles Heart, 28, a Sydney- based commission merchant, as Jacques Dantin remains under guard. The examining magistrate Ginory questions Prades and unveils links to the murdered ex-consul Rovere, prompting Dantin to reveal a crucial secret to the magistrate.
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M. Ginory
Jacques Dantin
Daritin
Colard
Charles Prades
Bernardez
Pradew
Ais
Mme. Colard
Pou
Baudry
Ito
M. Rovvere
M. Rovere
Buenos Ayres
Rue de la Rochefoucauld
Mi Rovere
South America
Sydney
Bernardell
Prades
Ginory
Bernardet
Gordon, Smithson & Co
Berner Street
London
Prades Quebo
Rosa
Dantin
Mazas
al Ory
Jacques Pantin
Palais
Jackass Dantin
M. Glinory
Mme. Corland
Revere
Charles’ Prades
Favorel
Favore
Henri
Charles
Henri Charles
Australia
Edme-Armand- Georges Ginory
Department of the Seine
Charles’ Heart
Louis Pierre Rovere
Palais de Justice
Paris
Dream of a Legion of Women in a Timeless Prayer
A literary fragment recalls a legion of women waiting in darkness for relief as a child’s cry pierces the night. The vision spans ages and places, their faces tender yet varied, their voices raised in one refrain to the heavens asking how long. The voice is Alfred Damon Runyon, cited from December Smart Set.
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Saene
Alfred Damon Runyon
Clubhouse Manager Linked to Resort Hotel Name
A man who runs the clubhouse on the other side is identified as the former proprietor of a summer resort hotel. The exchange reveals how his business practices affected a bath charge after an afternoon skate near the venue.
Two Strangers in Brownsville
The tale recalls Brownsville, a rough Northwest port town noted for its steamboat trade and vice. Long Mike, the town’s dominant figure, welcomes two river gamblers Wheeler and Baker but a barroom poker night devolves into sleep and bungled bets as the crowd, led by Stumpy, stages a comic, chaotic scene.
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Brownsville
Gallagher
Mike
Sam
Long Mike
Wheeler
Baker
Stumpy
Blissid Saints
Chance
Hennessy and
Hennessy
A Square Deal
A brief poetic note from the Boston Transcript quoting a playful verse about sharing a million dollars and dividing a pot, inviting the reader to wish and divide.
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Thenton Transcript
Boston Transcript
Hog Hogs and Mud Walls in Summer Farm Notes
A farm column argues hogs need water to cool in hot weather and should have deep pools rather than mudholes. J B Miller recalls his herd of 0 to 50 pigs with a deep cobbled pool that stayed clean and helped hogs resist disease, contrasting mud wallows with clean water baths.
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J. B. Miller
Winots
Alfalfa Pasture pasturing guidelines and hog use
U.S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin 339 outlines alfalfa pasture practices. It notes avoid grazing in first two seasons, keep stands uniform, allow autumn growth, and prevent winter damage. It discusses livestock impact, hog grazing profitability, bloating risks in cattle and sheep, and remedies for bloat including mouth tether, rumen tubing, and surgical relief.
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U. S
Dept. of Agriculture
Ration for Pigs: Corn and Supplements for Profit
A Missouri correspondent asks which hog ration yields best gains: corn alone, corn with shorts, or corn with tankage. With hogs at 150 pounds in a dry lot and alfalfa scarce, a mix of one part tankage to nine parts corn and some shorts may improve digestion and fat gain. fattening pigs on pure corn can cause constipation, so adding shorts can soften droppings and aid economical gains.
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Missouri
Wallace
The Profitable Pig Feeding Guide From Old Times
Advice on raising pigs focuses on feeding and substitutions. Use warm skim milk and wheat middlings soaked in water as substitutes, then mix with milk to prevent souring. Feed only what is eaten clean, keep slop thick, and avoid excessive water to prevent digestion issues.
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Chis
Some Alfalfa Do Nots From Field Guidance
Guidance warns on alfalfa planting for best results. Do inoculate soil from an old alfalfa field and use good seed. Do sow on well limed, sweet soil and avoid weedy or poorly drained ground. Do not pasture early years or seed too large an area. start with a small experimental plot.
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Sis Roel
Winin Macus
Chapther
M. Bernardet
Mme. Bersiardet
Pavarel
Will
Canailles
Waverel
Navorel
Monsieur
Assizes