Forbidden Gold and a Dangerously Bold Romance in Coloma
In the California Sierra Mark King Betest pursues treasure with Ben Gaynor and Gloria. Andy Parker is killed by Swen Brodie. Gloria faces Gratton’s marriage plan but appeals to King for protection. King learns of hidden gold and, urged by Gaynor’s message, seeks the treasure while navigating Gloria’s conflicted loyalties.
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California
Sierra Mark
King Betest
Andy Parker
Swen Brodie
Parker
King
Ben Gaynor
Gaynor
Mrs. Or
Gloria
Gratton
Coloma
Honeycutt
Brodie
Gloria King
Mark King
Gloria Joins Mark King on a Mountain Quest
In a tense wilderness trek Gloria decides to accompany her new husband Mark King on a five to ten day expedition into the mountains. King weighs danger to her against duty, while Gloria battles nerves and doubt before a long night of quiet solitude and unspoken emotion.
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Gloria
King
Mark
Gratton
Mark King
San Francisco
Brodie
Gus Ingle
Grafton
Coloma
Honeycutt
Mark Kins
Cautier
Blackie
Litle Kidlet
Christmas Aprons Keep Two Hearts Close
In a frostbitten setting a woman and Dan share tea and fragile longing while a cheerful elderly visitor brings aprons as a spark. Dan jokes of a wife while a moment under the mistletoe reveals unspoken love and a shared quiet joy in a Christmas scene.
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Scopas
Haviland
Dan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Sound Farm Plan Will Get Results
The North Carolina experiment station finds reorganization of small poorly shaped farms boosts earnings. Key steps include property inventory, detailed farm map, flexible cropping plan, field rearrangement, livestock addition per feed, and annual production budget. Proper record keeping and spring outlook reports aid a 10 to 20 percent earnings increase.
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R. H. Rogers
Department of Agricultural Economics
North Carolina State College
WNU
North Carolina Experiment Station
Piedmont
North Carolina
How One Farmer Saved Labor in Filling Silo
Roy Gray of 15 miles northeast of Akron Colorado uses a mound and skid hauled water tanks to wet silage during trench silo filling. E J Meadows says the method allows water to be piped to the cutter from a distant windmill, easing distribution.
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Roy Gray
Akron
Colo
E. J. Meadows
Washington County Extension
Colorado Agricultural College
Gray
Hides Rise in New York Market Boosting Leather Industry
Eight cent hides in New York are seen by some as crucial as eight cent cotton or twenty two cent wool. Higher hide prices promise factory activity and higher farm incomes as cattle markets benefit. Cotton wool and hides recover toward former levels, per Rural New Yorker.
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New York
New Yorker
Swine Sanitation Process For Safe Pig Rearing
A simple system houses sows shortly before farrowing and pens them with litters for about two weeks after birth. Pigs are then moved to a clean pasture prepared for swine, shielding them from old hog lots and mature hogs until they reach four months of age.
Fertilization Boosts Yields for Ohio Pasture Plots
Twenty six farmers in southeast Ohio treated pasture plots with 50 pounds of nitrogen 120 pounds of phosphoric acid and 80 pounds of potash per acre. They averaged 4116 pounds per acre versus 1473 on untreated plots. Fertilizer cost 10.63 per acre and return above cost was 82.58 per acre.
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Ohio
Corn as Fuel Considerations for Farmers in Fuel Shortage
The text discusses farmers potentially burning corn when wood is unavailable or coal is unaffordable. It notes that if money is not tight, keeping a wood reserve may be wise for future needs, but buying corn for fuel could be cheaper if circumstances change.
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Prince of Goodwill
Dan
Ticely
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Doctors outline Calotabs as a nausea free calomel product to break up a cold and relieve congestion. Take one or two tablets at bedtime with milk or water to purify the system by morning and regain appetite for breakfast. Sold in 10 and 35 cent packages at drug stores.
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Jackson Gregory
Charles Scribner's
CWNU
Ing
Gercans Cn and
Adeline la Dip
Annette
P. P. Pearson Mfg. Co
Robbinsdale
Minn
Jackson
Miss
Houston
Galveston
West
White Cree
Chaffey
Palm Springs
Frank Albea
Glandale
N. Y
Garfield Tea
Garfield Tea Co
P.O. Bra
Ceres Ave
Los Angeles
Harry
Darling
Hilda
Lydia E. Pinkham
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