The Devil-Stick Chapter XVI Continued
Major Jen presses Jaggard for details on Maurice's death and the missing body while suspicions fall on Dido and Etwald. David resists disclosure, hinting at a deeper motive, as Jen pieces together a web of drugged memories, hidden alibis, and a possible plot involving Isabella and Mrs Dallas.
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Abner Wabacke Skips Kashner’s Bargains After Fast Money
In a City humor piece, Abner reports visiting Kashner’s department store with Mrs. Wabacke. A shopper spends ten dollars on socks, the money vanishes into a rapid-moving box, prompting Abner to vow not to buy anything money can move like Towser chasing a rabbit.
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Missing Umbrella Leads to Amusing Exchange in City Park
A cheerful man and an absent minded stranger share a comic dialogue about recognition. The key moment occurs when the cheerful man notes the umbrella handle the other is carrying belongs to him, borrowed six months earlier.
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New York Times
Fire Blight in Apple and Pear Orchards
Oregon Agricultural College expert explains fire blight a contagious bacterial disease affecting apples pears and related pomaceous trees. It spreads via bees and pruning tools causing blossom and fruit spur blight and canker. control rests on removing cankers with disinfected tools and fall winter pruning while spraying is limited.
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