Kidnapping and Flight in the Highlands Rescue Scene
David Balfour recounts being snatched by Lauriston group amid a fierce Highland pursuit. Alan Breck Stewart aids his escape after a perilous shoreline confrontation and a dangerous river crossing, as tensions rise among Appin's clans.
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David Balfour
Higkland
Alan Breck Stewart
Hickland Jacobes
Ebeneser Balfour
Shaws
Roberts Louis Stevenson
Boot wielding resident foils burglar in dramatic fall
Eld Smith of San Francisco fired a boot from his window at a burglar crawling along a glass roof. The boot knocked the intruder over the edge, sending him fifty two feet to a yard and through a shed roof into oil cans. Smith’s dramatic actions were witnessed by boarding house residents.
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Alan
Fouk
San Pranvisey
Lie
Smith
Changing Seed Wheat on Kansas Farms
Kansas farmers and millers urge fresh seed every four to ten years to maintain yield and milling quality. Reports from C Topping J W Krehbiel B Warkentin George Hunter and others cite Russian Crimean wheat and local imports as boosting performance when seed is rotated.
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Coburn
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
C. ¥. Topping
Enterprise
The
Kansas Millers’ Association
C. Hoffman & Son
Russia
J. W. Krehbiel
Moundridge Milling Company
Moundrides
B. Warkentin
Newton Elevator Milling Company
Harvey County
Turkey
Crimea
George H. Hunter
Hunter Milling Compens
Wellington
Messrs. Colburn
Queen Bee Roller Mills
MacPherson
C. C. Georgeson
State Experiment Station
Manhattan
Virginia
Chapter NX Vre Pligppo In The Heather The Rooms
Fragmented prose recounts a journey through a desert valley with ruined houses. Alan delivers news of a murder as they travel toward shelter while dawn breaks over a rocky river valley possibly named The Young Man's Problem. The second vignette shows a Chicago debate about marriage versus a bicycle amid wartime scarcity. A punchline about choosing between a wife and a bicycle ends with a cautionary note on costs.
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James
Abin
Teuse
Adam
Justine
Dassie
Leeds
Itesiana
Raggmor Rat
Dai
Paw
Geo Peesti
Dart Geeor Company Allogwethes
Dumvedne
Alan
Lecking
Pighland Brownes
Geerdeanther
Firse
Edingburg
Appin
Chicago Evening Post
Miss Bloomer
McKinley
New York
Ambos
Chicago
Youger
Tildid
Alout
Planting Strawberry Plants In August For Next Spring Crops
The Farmers' Voice says August planting yields a fair next spring crop with thorough soil prep and careful watering. Prepare soil, plow and harrow for good tilth, puddle roots in mud, plant with roots spread evenly, rows three feet apart and plants one foot apart, and water deeply every other day until growth starts.
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Thors
James Stewart
Lowlands
Colin Mey
Appia
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Lowlans
Mungo Campbell
Noma Thar
Hamoon
Jaques
Adan
Pames
Alan Turing
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James Criel
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Thor
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India
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Glencoe
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Maryland
Ohio
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China
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Hung
Chang
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Perry Patettic
Waynorn Watson