Lord of the Thunder Gate Kayama San Emerges
Wells as Kayama San is installed as head of the Japanese house after Aochi’s death. He attends rites, contemplates Misako’s tales, bargains with temple priests for a bride, and contends with hidden obligations while navigating loyalty, wealth, and his own identity. The scene ends with Wells eyeing a gleaming robe and the temple maid brought for marriage.
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Kayama
Wells
Aochi-San
Kayama-San
Aochi
Misako
Thunder Gate
Alberta
Impostor in Mitagiri Ends in Murder and Reformation
In Mitagiri a drunken Kaya ma boasts of a girl bought with stolen gold. After a fight he swaps clothes with an unconscious white man, promising him food and shelter if he plays Kaya ma. Kaya ma is killed. the white man Robert Wells is mistaken for Kaya ma and taken to Aochi’s house where the aged guardian contemplates reform rather than vengeance.
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Mitagiri
Kayama
Apohi
Thunder Gate
Aochi
Robert Wells
Wells
Japan
It Is the Hour for Bathing Chapter II
The old servant tells Kayama it is time to bathe and says he is tired. Wells fears this will not satisfy her.
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Kayama
Wells
Maid Claims Purity As She Pleads Forbearance
A maid swears she is all white and pleads for forbearance while questioning how she becomes a slave of the priests. The passage portrays a conflict of power and morality within a religious setting.
Sea Gypsies Live Aboard Boats Off Mergul Archipelago
Mawken or sea-drowned folk of the Mergul archipelago live entirely at sea after migrating from the mainland and islands. Prof J Arthur Thomson notes their health and temperance while describing their boats as the most unhygienic objects to Western nations. They harvest fish and pearl oysters and dispose of nothing to avoid shark attraction.
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Detroit News
Swine Ration Suggestions From Ithaca College Specialist
The swine specialist at Ithaca outlines rations for brood sows and growing pigs using a mix of hominy or cornmeal oats bran and alfalfa with fish meal or tankage and shows substitutions with skimmilk. It stresses minerals like ground limestone salt charcoal and bonemeal and notes pasture needs, about an acre per 12 to 18 pigs.
Tuberculosis Menace to Farm Animals Urges Controls
Tuberculosis is a serious contagious disease of cattle swine and poultry. Germs pass from manure milk and breath and can infect healthy animals. Prevention relies on pasteurized skimmilk whey and tuberculin tested cows, plus thorough cleaning after removing infected stock. State and federal support aids dairy farmers, with guidance from Ithaca animal husbandry officials.
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State College
Ithaca
Mineral supplements essential for growing swine study finds
Ohio station research shows all grain rations for growing hogs need mineral supplements. Calcium and phosphorus may be lacking in cereal feeds, while milk, tankage or leguminous roughage reduce or negate the need. Mixing minerals with ration and free access boosts skeletal development in breeding stock.
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Ohio
Shade for Sheep Breeding Ewes and Lambs on Farms
The text advises providing ample shade for breeding ewes and lambs to endure hot summers. It suggests June shearing of ewe lambs kept for breeding and emphasizes shade in fields, preferring artificial movable shelters to keep costs low while protecting livestock.
Braising Methods For Tough Meats In Home Cooking
A guide to braising as an economical method to tenderize tougher cuts. It describes browning meat on a bed of vegetables, using stock, and finishing on stove, in oven, or with a fireless cooker. Suitable for beef tongue heart mutton veal chicken.
Classification Of Textile Fabrics
The text explains fiber value for spinning into yarn, noting wool’s short staple and lockable fibers, silk’s long fibers reeled rather than spun, and waste silk from cocoons. Linen’s long fiber yields strong thread with costly prep, while artificial fibers like asbestos spun glass and artificial silk have industrial roles. Minor fibers include hemp jute and ramie with limited use.
Betsy Ross and the Flag Making Legacy
Betsy Ross, a flag maker by trade, advised using five pointed stars for the new American flag. She received a government flag contract and her daughter Clarissa Wilson continued the business until 1857.
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Betsy Ross
Pe-ru-Na Fragrant Relief for Chronic Ear Catarrh
Mrs J G Dacus of Little Rock Arkansas reports a long running ear condition, chronic Otitis, relieved by three bottles each of Pe-ru-Na and La-cu-pia. She says the discharge and odor vanished and recommends Peruna as a general remedy for catarrh.
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J. G Dacus
Booker St
Little Rock
Ark
Sugar extraction efficiency from beets improves over time
Historical note shows early beet sugar required twenty tons of beets per ton of sugar. Modern processes cut this to six tons due to scientific beet production advances.
True Enough What’s a fairy tale That Depends on the Ferry’s Course
A witty line contrasts fairy tale perception with direction of travel on a ferry. The saying plays on how perspective shapes reality and story. The quip implies truth shifts with movement and viewpoint.
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