Fisher Bonistelle Wedding Capers at City Hall
Flodie Fisher and Alfred J Smallish conspire to obtain a marriage license with forged details and the aid of Hall Bonistelle. The plan unravels as a chaotic race to marry before midnight, ending with Flodie declaring victory and Hall claiming a fortune while the clock ticks past eleven fifty nine.
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Alfréd
Alfred
Hall
Miss Fisher
Flodie
Alfred J. Smallish
Miss Fisher Aid
Hall Cutler Bonistelle
Abe Sa
Mr. Bonistelle
John
Mary
Flodie—Fisher—Bonistelle
Flo
Mcense
Doremus
Fledie
Halgayly
Wiedie
Jonas
Mr. Hassingbury
Mr. Doremus
Mr. Bonisteile
Mr. Hasain
The Human Body as a Perfect Machine
A comparison of the human body to a flawless factory shows the brain and nervous system as the ultimate designer. The piece argues no pump could match the body's efficiency energy conversion and waste disposal, suggesting that true perfection lies in biology not in man made machinery.
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John H. van Deventer
Engineering Magazine
Paris Hospital Hero Dog Fend l Air Saves Sergeant
A brown and white setter named Fend l Air in a Paris hospital is hailed for saving a sergeant during a bomb blast at Rochincourt near Arras. The dog dragged the wounded man to safety, exchanging life averted for the risk of overfeeding during convalescence.
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Paris
Fend ‘Air
Cleave the Air
Rouaves
Fend’Ali
Algeria
France
Rochincourt
Arras
Fend l'Air
Fend I'Air
Strenuous Finale At School Concert Draws Audience Reaction
Mrs Prebson praises Professor Scrapeso as his violin performance seems to lift his soul during the concert. Mr Prebson remarks on the intensity while noting his love of baseball and joking about the strings smoking as the final piece ends.
Would Be a Bean
A brief quoted remark from the Boston Globe praises an inventor for creating a device to deter cutworms, predicting the inventor’s lasting fame.
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Boston Globe
Eggplant Recipes From Southern France in Aged Pages
A vintage guide extols eggplant as abundant and tasty when well seasoned. It lists methods and dishes including Eggplant TM Salad, Broiled Eggplant, Fried and Au Gratia, Fritters, Stuffed Eggplant, and Eggplant and Tomatoes, with details on selecting, marinating, frying, and baking.
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France
How to Split a Short Cake
Instruction on splitting a hot short cake using a sharp knife to mark the division, then threading with a strong string and pulling back and forth to cut evenly without making the cake heavy or soggy. The method emphasizes keeping the cake intact and clean while slicing.
Leg of Lamb Cooking Method Card
Instructions detail layering a leg of lamb with dressing in a cloth, boiling, pressing and slicing once cold. Then use the lamb water with carrot onion and potato to make a stew. finish with rice added just before serving.
Harness Care and Storage for Durable Leather
Farmers should store harness in a dedicated barn room away from manure to avoid ammonia damage. Hanging in stalls leads to cracking and brittleness, plus risk of manure contamination and rodent damage. A clean hallway or room keeps gear dry, repair supplies handy, and leather preserved.
Dig Holes by Horse Power Auger System
A horse powered auger system from Popular Mechanics shows a farmer using a rope and pulley to rotate an auger for post hole digging. The horse pulls rope through a grooved pulley, the operator presses the handles, and earth is shaken out as holes are bored. An anchor cable and stake ensure spacing, alignment, and tilt control during successive holes.
Harvesting of Silage by Fraser notches best corn stage for silage
The article explains when to cut corn for silage to maximize preservability and nutrition. It covers stages of maturity, binding and cutting methods, handling speed, packing inside the silo, edge compaction, and post filling care to ensure air exclusion and uniform fermentation. It notes corn silage as economical for dairy cows when pasture is scarce and its use with legume hay reduces grain needs.
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Wilbur J. Fraser
Fancy Eggs Pay Off For Producers
Fresh eggs command premium when shells are sound clean bright and uniform. Buyers pay more for fancy eggs weighing 24 ounces or more per dozen.
Sweeten Soil for Alfalfa Testing and Lime Tips
Alfalfa grows poorly on sour or acid soil. Test soil with blue litmus paper from a druggist. If blue turns pink, lime is needed. Apply two to four tons per acre of lime input to tilled surface, then harrow or disk in. fall or early spring seeding advised. Lime distributors helpful for large areas.
Jellied Veal Recipe From Old Cookbook
Instructions describe jellied veal with cold roast meat, gelatin, and seasoning. Detail steps to simmer meat, grind or chop, dissolve gelatin, combine, mold in breadpan, chill, and slice for serving. Includes materials, utensils, and directions for preparation.
Creamed Chipped Beef Recipe Tips and Method
A simple guide to making creamed chipped beef with butter frying, browning the beef, adding pant milk, and thickening with flour to create a brown gravy. It suggests frying the beef first to enhance flavor before finishing with a light sauce.
Table Scraps Good Feed for Fowls
A brief note advocates saving table scraps to feed poultry. It argues scraps are a rich feed source and should be collected daily after meals for hens and other birds, rather than discarded. It emphasizes preparation and regular feeding.
PLAN TO STORE VEGETABLES BY H O WERNER ND EXPERIMENT STATION
Vegetable storage requires careful handling to prevent decay from germs. Cabbage celery and root crops keep best at cool moist ventilated conditions. Onions store just above freezing in a dry atmosphere. Squash and pumpkins need a dry around fifty degrees. Celery is transplanted in storage. Root crops store buried in sand or soil in a cool place. Drying in sun improves storage for most vegetables.
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H. O. Werner
North Dakota
Do Not Tolerate Weaklings and Preserve Strength
A stark call to eliminate perceived weaklings, emphasizing that the weak are the first to contract infection and must be killed and buried to protect the strong. The text frames a harsh, survivalist doctrine urging ruthless action.
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