Unlucky stock loss threatens family in Tena fly tale
Captain Abraham Rose and Angeline lose their home after Abe buys Tena fly Gold mining stock. The $100 auction money may send Abe to the Old Man's home and Angy to the Old Ladies' home. Abe accepts the burden with a heavy sigh.
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Angeline
Abe
Angy
Abe Geddés
Quiet June Farewell to Home and Hope
Angy and Abe prepare to leave their cherished garden and elderly life for the old ladies’ home and the poorhouse. They share a silent, final hour on a garden bench, clinging to each other as the world fades and their long marriage nears an unresolved, bittersweet end.
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Abe
Miss Holmes
Abraham
Angeline
Shoreville
Una
Ishmael
Roger
Cap'n Rose
Cap
Rose
Cap'n
Rover
White
The Candidate and the Auction at the Old Ladies' Home
The butcher's boy reports an auction outcome for Cap'n Rose as Angy and Abe linger over flowers. Miss Abigail laments a low bid while the inmates await a new arrival, with Aunt Nancy urging resilience. The scene ends with the matron preparing meat for distribution and the house bracing for Ellie's arrival.
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Angy
Abe
Cap'n Rose
Abigail
New York
Tommy
Ellie
Nancy Smith
Cleveland Lawyer Quizzed Over Personal Property Joke
A Cleveland attorney returning from a Mediterranean trip faces a customs inquiry on a New York pier. Asked if his trunk contains personal property, he debates the term with the officer, ending with a witty exchange about real estate and personal property.
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Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Consular Advice Over Uganda Report on Sleeping Sickness
A reading of a consular report from Uganda district Africa states humans contract sleeping sickness from biting flies. The piece suggests instead using beetles or roaches and proposes not biting the flies but swatting them.
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Uganda
Africa
Judga
Purifying Infectious Stables and Barns In Farms Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture inspectors stress thorough cleaning and powerful disinfectants to prevent recurrent disease after outbreaks. The guide recommends cleansing surfaces, removing porous wood, and using cresol-based solutions with proper spraying equipment. It also advises lime washes and concrete floors for sanitation. European demand for horses rises postwar. US aims to supply high quality breeding stock and serviceable farm horses.
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Europe
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Russia
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Army of the Potomac
Shenandoah Valley
Sheridan
Shou Co
Weeding Gardens and Pest Habits in Old Plots
The article notes that unplanted plots with early peas radishes and similar crops should be cleared of weeds and old vines to prevent them becoming weed breeding grounds next year. It warns weed patches attract insects. eggs are laid there and hibernating pests find refuge from birds.
Careful Poultry Rearing Teaches Thrift and Health
A section on poultry culture stresses gentle handling of chicks to meet their needs, promote thrift, and support healthy growth as part of routine farming practice.
Housewife Fears Centipede Invaders In Homes
An article warns visitors should be kept out as the house centipede multiplies in damp areas like bathrooms closets and cellars. It notes the southern origin, spread northward to New York and Massachusetts, and that bites are painful but rarely dangerous with ammonia used for relief.
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Texas
Mexico
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
New England
Mississippi
Monte Carlo Casino Remains Open Amid War News
Word from Monte Carlo states the principality's neutrality endures and the Casino remains open. New York hotel managers received letters noting concerns that Americans may fear wartime travel will hamper access to Monte Carlo facilities.
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Monte Carlo
Europe
New York
Casino de
Cohan Quips About Millionaires at New York Luncheon
At a Players' Club luncheon in New York George Cohan joked about a 62 year old banker whose wife threatened divorce over his 17 year old chorus girl ward. He quipped that home is where the heart is and that many big hearted magnates must have several homes.
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George Cohan
Players’ Club
New York
Get Rich Quick Plan From Wartime Trenches
In a wry exchange, a speaker hints at business opportunities near allied trenches, proposing a temporary tobacco shop as a money making idea during wartime. The remark underscores speculative ventures amid conflict.
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