The Gorgam Trust Ensnared Mistress in Night Escape
Adelaide Rutherford, confined by the Gorgam Trust in a luxurious but coercive prison, plans a daring escape. She moves through a hidden staircase to the street but finds all doors barred, only to be abruptly halted by a stern maid and the looming threat of discovery.
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Gorgam Trust
Gorgam
Prize of wealth drives impostor plot in prison tale
Jasper Haig and Hasbrouck Rutherford seek a girl resembling Adelaide Rutherford to impersonate her. They offer Mary Manchester, a worn shop girl, wealth from the Gorgam trust. Mary assumes Adelaide's role as Adelaide's death clears, while Stanford Gorgam suspects foul play upon meeting the impostor and confronting his wife.
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Jasper Haig
Hasbrouck Rutherford
Adelaide Rutherford
Haig
Gorgam
Daniel Gorgam
Adelaide
Rutherford
Mary Manchester
Stanford Gorgam
Stanford
Mra Rutherford
Uncertain Visitor Returns to Adelaide in Suspense
A mysterious, earnest man reappears at Adelaide Rutherford's study. He probes her for knowledge about a perilous murder accusation involving a man and a woman, while the dog guards the doorway and tension rises between trust and hidden motives.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Rutherford
Mrs. Rutherford
Adelaide Rutherford Faces Deadly Corporate and Murder Accusations
Night brings Adelaide Rutherford into a tangle of Great Money and powerful men. She fears life imprisonment for insanity and the return of her husband as a threat to her home. A murder charge looms, and she doubts her innocence while sensing an immediate, perilous confrontation with a fortune in play.
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Gorgam Trust
Adelaide Rutherford
Escape Plan Emerges in Gorgam Trust Crisis
In a restless morning scene the Gorgam Trust mistress contemplates two dangerous paths and a possible third escape. She recognizes a young man who had accused her of murder and sees his ally Rags in the park. A concealed note under a dog’s collar promises safe removal when she signals.
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Gorgam Trust
Rags
Proper conditioning of beef bulls for spring breeding
USDA specialists outline preparation of breeding bulls in beef herds. Isolate bulls for focused feeding, raise condition with a grain mix and legume hay, and adjust feeding as pasture becomes available. Breeders aiming for junior livestock show placement should breed cows between March 26 and April 15. Calves should be dropped soon after January 1.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Simple Home Remedies for Calf Ailments in Stock Herds
Practical advice for livestock handlers on early treatment of calf disorders. Recommends cadaver liver preparations, dried blood meal with milk, castor oil for scour, and subnitrate of bismuth mixed in milk. Also notes small water and blood meal as alternatives when milk lacks nutrients.
Docking and Castrating Lambs Is Recommended
Producing desirable lambs for the market rests on three principles good breeding proper feeding and castration and docking. Of these the docking and castration are often neglected yet they greatly enhance value. The most profitable carcass comes from docked and castrated lambs and not from unaltered ram lambs.
Livestock Notes on Housing and Herd Improvement
Live Stock notes emphasize proper shelter for hogs and the value of good bloodlines. It cites sheep wool production at 228 million pounds and recommends alfalfa or clover hay for grazed or confined livestock. It urges pure bred sires, notes feed efficiency, and mentions field peas for sheep. Farmers' bulletin 1868 available from the USDA.
Swamp Root Aids Women With Kidney Trouble Says Ad
The ad urges women to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it restores kidney health and eases backaches headaches and nervousness You can obtain a sample bottle by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and purchase larger sizes at drug stores The page closes with a Bible verse.
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Kilmer
Black and White Ointment touted for clear skin relief
An advertisement claims Black and White Ointment cures blotches pimples pimples rash eczema and other skin woes. It asserts nearly two million yearly sales prove its effectiveness and notes the 50 cent size offers three times the amount of the 25 cent size. Also mentions combustibles soot in Salt Lake City as waste fuel.
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Salt Lake City
Women Dye Fade Dyed Garments Into Fresh Look
Advertisement note urging women to dye faded garments and drapery to restore color and wearability. It promotes dyeing services to refresh worn clothing and textiles.
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Home Color Fix
Ad copy promises simple dyeing with each 15 cent Diamond Dyes package and directs readers to choose any color at the drug store. The snippet also features a Disraeli quote contrasting youth and age.
Heed Nature's Warning Before It Is Too Late
Medical alert warns pains in side back and kidneys indicate system problems. Nervousness loss of appetite and sleeplessness are early signs that, if ignored, may lead to serious trouble later.
Tanlac Credited With Restoring Health for Many
Over 100000 persons testify Tanlac corrects stomach trouble indigestion rheumatism nervousness and related ailments It builds up the system and starts rich red blood flowing through the veins All good druggists sell Tanlac.
California Fig Syrup Promotion Cautions Parents
An old advertisement for California Fig Syrup claims it treats baby constipation wind colic feverish breath coated tongue and diarrhea with a half teaspoonful. It urges asking a druggist for genuine syrup and warns to spell California to avoid imitation products.
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California
Bies
Pest from Austria Agriculture Spread Reaches New York
A few years ago corn root borer pests arrived in New York state via a shipment of broom corn from Austria. Airplanes recently succeeded in collecting taxes from a Mesopotamian tribe that had refused to pay.
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New York State
Austria
Mesopotamia
No Trouble When Baby Came by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Rosa Dakan of St Joseph Missouri and Mrs A Mryn Jr of New Orleans praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for painless pregnancies and quick recovery after childbirth. Other testimonials note regained strength and normal health, with a nationwide canvass claiming 98 in 100 benefited. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rosa Dakan
S. 11Th St
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mrs. A. Mryn, JR
Touro St
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jane Crossan
Pine St
Wilmington
Delaware
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