Marjory Wins Elks Beauty Pageant In Parsonage Tale
Ginger and the Tolliver family watch Marjory vie for the Elks club beauty prize amid church life and village gossip. Eddy Jackson flirts with the contest, while Miss Jenkins and the household quietly shape the pageant events and plans for the benefit.
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Ginger Ellan
Lloyd George
Communista
Marjory
Miriam
Theralny
Helen
Miss Jenkins
Ginger
Ontrors
Wit Mirlam
Aesset
Elks’ Club
United States
Musselin
God
Mellon
Mr. Téljiver
Ellen
Miles Jenkins
Ella
Egrey
Mise Jenkine Tad
Paravnage
Érall
Yrliary Echoola
Tolliver
Jenkins
Moony Otter
Indies
Eddy Jackson
Eulds Jackson
Beauty
Margie
Gol Ani
Eddy
Elks Club
Pige
Fractured Evening at Marjory’s House Before Gala
Marjory’s sisters prepare for a social event while tension simmers. A passing car signals Eddy’s arrival as Ginger and Helen fret over appearances, masks, and family dynamics, with Marjory maintaining cool indifference despite the surrounding bustle.
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Ginger
Marjory
Eddy
Tolliver
Jenkina
Helen Wartaty
Jockson
Peony Legend Ties to Mythic Hearts and War
Fragmentary OCR presents a thread about Peony linked to mythic figures and ancient wars. It mentions gods of heart and pupil of Adsugtapine, with scattered references to Minne, Acweuloplus, and a long past conflict. The text is garbled but centers on legendary connections to a plant name.
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Tila
Tiv Gail
Mela
Small Town Awakens to Modern Life and Mobility
The article notes a shift from sleepy towns to active centers linked by state road arteries. Increased traffic, regular train and motor car activity, and growth in clubs pools and other amenities reflect renewed commerce and civic progress in smaller communities and newer centers alike.
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Tehlithen
Ruil
Money Wisely Expended on Paint and Varnish
The article argues for regular painting and varnishing of a home to improve appearance, health, and durability. It recommends a routine where parts are painted in sections, preventing deterioration and costly repairs, and notes painting as a health measure to reduce germs.
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Rita
Orl
Fragmented Text on Open Spikes and Artistry Controversy
A garbled passage cites Native Macpaine and Charles Sumner Bird disputing beauty and celebrity, condemning control by rulers and urging nature’s sovereignty. It hints at a broader claim about American lovers mobilizing for a solution though the meaning is obscured by errors and disjointed phrases.
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Macpaine
Chrles
Sumner Bird
Chusirman
Te Muguchinetis
Ndure
America
Iecoders Ub
Ature
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear ancient headline
A garbled OCR passage mentions storms, weights, and a lion in a prehistoric setting. Despite the noise, it hints at a sensational report with references to a weighty event and a dramatic scene involving a creature.
Untitled Note on Historic Item and Event
A fragmented OCR note references an effort tied to Helowis OC TEN and an appraisal of a relic. Names and places are garbled but indicate a discussion of a past event involving a committee and local figures, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Maniac Slays Sister With Ax And Hangs Self
In Brooklyn a 52 year old man Fred Kotinisan a former apartment superintendent killed his half sister Evelyn Low with an axe then attempted suicide. He was found in his room after the attack with wounds. Police stationed at Ripplre Boulevard began the investigation.
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New York
Fred Kotinisan
Brooklyn
Evelyn Low
Elmont
Bobble
Minnie
Fin
Robinosim
Beluwlor
Bear
Robinson
Robbie
Mra
Low
Atlut
Downes
Murthe
Texan safety item silences loud radio speaker
A disjointed local notice reports a public safety action involving radio devices and county officials. The unclear text mentions a person named Deferent County and an event at 4 o clock, with references to a cabaret and alleged actions against a speaker.
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Palla
Tesiee
Culling Methods Quoted by Poultry Expert
Poultry extension specialist C F Parrish from North Carolina State stresses strict culling from baby chicks through laying to avoid losses. He cites weak, deformed, or undersized birds as costly, and advises monthly culling in laying houses and selective disposal of nonproductive hens. Comb health eyes and vent color guide decisions.
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C.F. Parrish
North Carolina State College
Parrish
Rape Used as Green Feed for Poultry in Fields
Farmers report rape as green feed for poultry and geese. Some plant in drills, harvest in summer, and feed penned birds on the crop. Goats and cattle may browse. geese typically fed on clover or pasture not used for crops.
Profitable to Market Cockerels as Broilers
A New Myanpahire Agricultural college study reports seven pounds of feed yields a two pound broiler, and 12 to 20 pounds of feed per extra pound up to nine pounds. Holding birds for more weight is shown as unprofitable, advising marketers to cull cockerels early rather than extend finisher weight.
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Myanpahire Agricultural College
Welgit
Chicks Require Careful Feeding and Clean Housing
Gains for chicks come from affordable, young friendly care. Provide ample wholesome food and keep feeding areas clean. Hatchlings need suitably sized mash and steady settings to prevent crowding and promote growth.
Grasshopper Control Turkeys at Loomhepner
Grasshopper control notes describe turkeys as effective in keeping Loomhepner under check. The text mentions poults and feathered birds, noting cold feet and minor maladies but emphasizes the birds’ wall feathered appearance and potential utility in pest management.
Dairy Facts on feeding cows pasture and summer gains
A New York State College of Agriculture expert cites benefits of feeding cows in summer and outlines milk and butterfat increases from Oswego county herds over four years. The note emphasizes gradual grain introduction, alfalfa feeding after July 1, and better overall production with improved summer management.
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Taby, Jr
New York State College of Agriculture
New York State
Tallby
Oswego County
Ation
Jane
Cows Need Constant Fresh Water For Milk Production
Dairy guides emphasize cows receive 10 to 100 gallons daily, with higher needs in heat. Water must be clean, lightly warmed, and never stagnant to prevent disease entering milk. Individual drinking cups are recommended as an effective drought-proofs milk yield booster.
Summer grain supplement guidelines for dairy cows
The article explains that pasture alone cannot meet dairy cows' needs in spring and summer. A cow yielding 20 to 25 or 20 to 35 pounds of milk daily requires grain supplement to meet energy demands. For 20–35 pounds, a mix of oats, corn, wheat bran, and barley at about one pound of grain per four to six pounds of milk suffices. For cows over 85 pounds, use a high protein concentrate.
Most Important Factor in Lowering Milk Cost
A farm study shows corn silage cut production cost by about 10 cents per pound of butter and 40 cents per hundred pounds of milk. Other experiments report savings from 6 to 15 cents on butter and 5 to 10 cents on milk. Early testing indicates silos as a key factor in lowering costs.
Feeds Classes Divided Into Two Hives By Content Type
The piece outlines two main feed classes. One group centers on concentrated materials like farm grains and milk by products, heavy in volume and content. The other group, described as fresh and green, includes succulent roots and foliage.
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Ellie
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