Ralph Warringham at Death Door After Duel and Mystery
Ralph Warringham, an American physician, survives a duel with Count von Hohenfels and faces a subsequent attempted suicide. The hotel scene crowds watch as rumors spread. Dr. Braunfeld reveals Warringham drank a strong stimulant, not poison, and the pistol bullet lodged in the bedpost after a near fatal swoon.
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Count von Hohenfels
Germany
Warringham
Hoe
Dr. Warringham
Braunfeld
Ralph
Penitent Woman Sacrifices Love and Life in Tragic Tale
Lucy Warringham renounces forbidden love after Count Hohenfels' death and nursing her husband Ralph Warringham through fever. Ralph awakens to Hattie Beckford by his side while Lucy, driven by guilt, sacrifices herself with poison. Five years later a man and his wife mourn Lucy as a redeemed soul who found peace beyond sin.
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Tiul
Ralph
Toe
Tie
Tlere
Nonsens
Cousin Viattie
Mrs. Warringham
Singers
Lucy
Magdalen
Ralph Warringham
Hattie Beckford
Nattie
Tiattie
Lucy Warringham
Hattie
Tmattie
Sele-Sauribice
Tlattie
Lattie
Cousin Hattie
Sle
Hatttie
Lacey Warringham
Patents and Blondes at Wellesley Highlight Curiosities
Over the past century the United States issued 385000 patents from 600000 applications. A curious claim notes that all leading class girls at Wellesley College are blondes.
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Durince
United States
Wellesley College
Storing Tools and Barnyard Woes on a Northern Farm
A travel mishap in Ohio revealed a farmer neglecting tool storage and shed maintenance. Hogs trample gear, hens roost in a wagon, and a chaotic smolery filled with old junk contrasts with a tidy front door. The piece argues such scenes reflect broader farm neglect and urban drift away from agriculture.
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Ohio
Gem State
Evenine
Ife
Juni
Field and Stockman
Swine Diet Shifts to Clover Grass for Better Pork
The article argues for pasture and clover rich feed to produce sweeter, healthier pork. It notes grass fed hogs resist diseases better and stresses soiling and hay-based winter rations. It condemns fattening hogs on corn alone and calls for broader swine breeding reforms for export markets and improved meat quality.
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Dalla
Drouth
Ava
Germany
France
Hog Breeding and Farm Tips From Early American Cultivator
Practical notes on hog breeding efficiency and feeding from American Cultivator, advising sows be kept lean to protect breeding, six to ten weeks pig sale timing, and profits from medium weight, early-maturing hogs. Includes rubber boot drying method, butter cooling, and household nontoxic remedies.
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Lucy Warringhan
Lts
Ernst Bruncken
Iowa
M. H. Gardner
Orange County
N. Y
New Yorker
Iris
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