Debil of Honor remains faithful in hope and debt
Amie Fuller, a thrifty storekeeper, supports her beloved Burton Stacey while paying off the late Uncle Fuller’s debts. A mysterious visitor questions the business, but John Fuller returns alive, revealing he can clear the debts and marry Amie soon.
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Three Necessary Conditions for Storing Seed Corn
The article outlines three key requirements for seed corn storage: ample air circulation around each ear, above freezing temperatures until dry, and early selection to allow full drying time before cold weather. It discourages piles, boxes, or porch storage and notes simple, DIY air circulation devices. It also promises four practical storage methods suitable for farms.
Building a small frame with ears for storage or display
Construct a four by four foot frame from 2x4s with end braces to stand upright. Stretch chicken wire on both sides and nail securely, aligning meshes. Place one ear per mesh and keep noses from touching. If chicken netting is unavailable, cover the frame with boards and nail them from both sides, slanting nails so ears stay in place.
Long-Lost Lover Found in Welsh Mine Death Saga
Miners uncover a preserved young man in an abandoned Welsh pit. An elderly village woman, who waited 60 years to wed him, embraces the corpse and dies that night as her faithful spirit joins her betrothed.
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Wales
Relics of Russian Colony Linger at Fort Ross California
The Fort Ross remains show a commander’s house still standing and parts of the stockade visible. The church survived in fair shape until the 1906 quake toppled its roof and cupola, with the belfry in ruin.
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Fort Ross
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Keeping Seeds From Ripening in Fighting Weeds
Guidance on preventing weed spread by seed in farming. Eliminate weed sources such as barnyards, roadsides, and waste areas. Cut weeds to prevent seed set and establish clean turf. Compost weed seed infested manure before field application to kill seeds.
Cows Tormented by Flies and Fly Dopes
Cows show milk changes during fly spells when wind or cool air slows flies. Flies torment livestock and reduce vitality, but brief cool spells are rare. Fly dope offers a cheap, quick, effective alternative to ease torment and boost milk output.
Raise Some Bees Farmers urged to raise bees
A local advisory encourages farmers to raise bees to boost pollination and crop yields. It emphasizes community benefits and sustainable practices for rural economies.
Double Row Plan In Favor For Celery Planting
Last summer the author adopted double celery rows instead of single rows. The upland ground had been harrowed and fertilized with manure and fertilizer. Plants set in double rows six inches apart, four feet between rows, grew unusually vigor and larger than in single rows, saving labor and space.
Getting Boars Ready for Breeding From Fat to Fit
American Swineherd describes methods to bring fat show boars to breeding readiness. Breeders exercise hogs, restrict corn, and manage pens to reduce stress while elevating spirit. A herdman start chilled by isolation and careful handling. two boars became reliable sires after six to eight weeks of adjusted care.
Must Cull Pullets Freely to Boost Farm Profits
The article urges farmers to cull undersized and immature pullets to improve flock profitability. It notes that fowls wintering with too many weak pullets fail to lay, delaying egg production until spring. Fully matured pullets should lay before cold weather.
USEFUL HANDLES ON BARREL
Instructions describe making makeshift barrel handles by using two old shovel handles cut to length and fastened to opposite sides with secure attachment.
Handy Barrel Handles and Water Safety
Instruction on securing barrels with screws for moving and adding a center spool for a top. Advises covering any water in barrels to prevent mosquito breeding and keep contents safe.
A Cool Weather Crop Buckwheat Timing in July
Buckwheat is highly sensitive to frost and can be killed by early cold. It grows best in cold weather, so sowings are delayed to mature before frost. Planting in early July avoids heat injury, but hot winds and dry nights can still blast flowers and prevent seed.
Diarrhea Test Finds White Germs in Hens at College
Connecticut Agricultural College conducted a test on hens to detect white diarrhea germs. Results showed infection mainly in older birds, aged two years and up, with several pallets testing positive for the germs.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Purple fashion and violet trends for winter décor and wear
The piece surveys a purple color scheme dominating fashion and home décor. It highlights purple leathers and accessories, gray and purple room schemes with violet textiles, and a blue taffeta dress featuring a short circular skirt, waist emphasis, and jeweled embroidery, noting public reception.
Combination That Is Good Ribbon and Taffeta Dress
Ribbon and taffeta are combined to create attractive afternoon gowns with ribbon used as trimming on the fabric. One dress features an unusual dark appearance.
Broad Stripes Featured For Fall Skirt Styles
Fall fashion highlights striped patterns in skirts to pair with plain jackets or jersey tops. Examples include a gaberdine gray and black striped skirt with front buttoning and several adaptable outfits using last season coats with new striped skirts.
Childs Bureau Set with Rabbit Motif Scarves and Pincushion
Instructions for a child’s bureau project describe making a scarf and a small pincushion featuring a row of rabbits. Outline rabbit bodies and use dark darning stitches to imitate jackets. Hemstitch both ends of the scarf and the sides of the pincushion for a neat finish.
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Bureau
Neat Cream Linen Recipe Case with Feather-stitched Embroidery
A detailed sketch explains a compact cream colored art linen recipe case to store cuttings. It is lined with white silk and features a fold-over flap, blue ribbon edging, card stiffening, and a front pocket. Embroidered label "Recipes" adorns the front. final size seven and a half by five inches.
Apron Frock Fashion Trend Demonstrates Integrated Dress
A description of an apron frock worn for dancing riding or walking shows the apron built into the dress. It features a flowered taffeta dress with net apron, velvet ribbon waist tie, and other ensembles like brown chiffon with Swiss embroidery and a white boardwalk frock with black and white striped taffeta elements.
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