Girl captures robber in cellar after rescue
In a dramatic incident a girl lured a kidnapper from a private road to a root cellar then led the way to the retreat, freeing a bound man and signaling for help. The rescue climaxed as Phil Leigh arrived, identifying the wrong man and aiding in the arrest with the sheriff arriving to conclude proceedings.
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Phil Leigh
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Good Things to Put Up by Nellie Maxwell
Practical fruit preservation notes from Nellie Maxwell outlining fruit salad and jelly recipes. Includes steps for syrup, sterilization, and processing apples quinces cranberries and other fruits into jellies, jams, and desserts with instructions on proportioning sugar and cooking times.
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Nellie Maxwell
Werah the Trust
Velvet Dominates Evening Wraps in New Collections
The article highlights velvet’s enduring appeal for evening capes and wraps with vibrant colors and whimsical textures. It notes velvets’ dominant role across tones and fabrics, urging complementary hues to enhance color values in fashion.
Tweed and Woolen Weaves in Hat Fashion
A fashion feature notes tweed and other woolens as key hat and scarf materials. It describes hats crafted from tweed broadcloth and svelte details like selvedges and rosette trims, with examples in gray and navy and suede and kidskin finishes. A turban style with fur wraps adds variety in the Western Newspaper Union piece.
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Tore
Farsey
Western Newspeper Union
Family Habits of the Ostrich and Emu Styled Households
The piece depicts the Ostrich family and their likeness to emu habits, noting their long necks and feather-free bodies. It describes fashion trends and daytime wraps, then shifts to a domestic dialogue about shared child care and work, highlighting Mrs Ostrich and Mr Ostrich discussing duties and idle moments as they compare ostrich and emu family methods.
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Mra. Ostrich
Mr Ostrich
Emn
Tha Ostrich
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Bry
Thug Jaetrange
Emu
Western
Taton
Care of Pullets Influences Egg Production
Telecare ore management largely determines the egg produce. Pullets should develop gradually for long, continuous egg production. For Leghorns and other breeds, growth spans six to eight months with proper feeding. Start growing mash at three to four weeks, cut back on feed as combs redden, and adjust milk and meat meal. A ration before production includes corn meal, ground wheat, ground barley or oats, and bone meal to build body weight and vitality for winter laying.
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Utord
Colorado Agricultural College
Ufford
Wyandottes
Amord
Laying Hen Comb Characteristics and Culling Cautions
The article describes laying hen combs as large, glossy, warm and red or pale, contrasted with small cold pale scaly combs. It warns handlers not to frighten or overheat birds during summer culling to protect egg production, noting many poultrymen mishandle birds during culling, and that present production culling aims after duck.
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Thong
Poultry Flock Study to Find Weak Points in Season
A careful analysis of a large poultry operation reviews which phases were profitable and which were not. It asks if chicks hatched too late and whether feeding mash in summer caused early molting while hens earned above costs. The text hints at gathering data on timing, feed, and profitability.
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Binker
Poultry Notes On Ventilation And Winter Feeding
Poultry notes advise proper ventilation to keep poultry houses cool and prevent winter sickness from poor air. Electrically heated incubators and brooders are highlighted, corn should be shelled and fed with attention to clean ground and avoidance of contamination. Green feeds like alfalfa are recommended to supplement protein during lean months.
Acidity Remedies Promoted by Physicians
Physicians urge the public to use LIMIp¢ All of Magnesia as a quick neutralizer of excess stomach acid. One dose promises instant relief, dispelling gas and soothing digestive discomfort. The prepation is described as safe for children and available at drug stores.
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Magnesia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Fairfield Woman
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided a Fairhaven resident who suffered sleepless nights and nervous distress during the change of life. She notes relief when her husband brings a bottle and urges others to follow directions for similar benefit. Her symptoms included nervousness and fatigue, with a loss of interest in work and crying easily.
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Fairhaven
Lydia E Pinkham
Washington Street
Fairbatwa
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