The Thirteenth Commandment in New York Society
New Yorker Clay Winburn visits Daphne Kip in Cleveland then New York, as Daphne and her mother buy gowns and pursue a luxe lifestyle amid Bayard Cowper’s business crisis. Tom Duane tips Daphne on stage life. Daphne confronts debt and independence while her father’s firm collapses, shaping a pivotal choice for her future.
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Synopaia
Clay Winburn
Cleveland
Daphne Kip
Chiy
Wall Street
Clay
New York
Diption
Axéeau
Daphne
Hayard
Lela
Whoburn
Ufa
Dunphon
Tom Duane
Manabouttows
Bayard
Leon
Haynes
Europe
Wen
Critielen
Hella
Dean
Hanes
Tony
Lena
Letina
Daphne Tured Bi
Lolli
Raf
Paris
Duthtts
Mephistopheles
Lelia
Dutt
Sofia
Dutth
Miss Kip
Maryh
Chrysalis
Leila
Liston
Dutith
Lefia
Leiia
Leia
Department
Wesley
Kip
Bret
Leila Honey
Romans and 60 francs mystery in quarry lore
A colored labor outfit in a quarry unearthed an old Roman burial site with skeletons coins and relics stirring superstitions among finds. A theft of 60 francs at a nearby YMCA hut followed, and the group was warned by a captain who tied the crime to ancient Romans. The tale ends with a twist of 200 francs found.
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Bayer
Two Discoveries On Human Nature From Observers
A late observation notes that two keen observers recorded a fact about small borrowers never leaving a bank doorway without glancing one way and then the other. A rival observer adds a scene of a small boy and a brass band moving in opposite directions, illustrating patient observation.
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Bev
Nees
Catellan Science Monitor
Blame Shared by Growers Railroads and Dealers for Potato Losses
United States Department of Agriculture argues that losses in marketing potatoes arise from poor handling, diseased stock, and improper shipping. Inspections deter unjust rejections, reveal railroad and grower/shipper fault, and push better grading, sorting, and storage to cut waste and losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Markets Inspection Service
Congress
Consignee
Inspection Service
Summer Forage Crops and Pest Notes
Planning early summer forage crops highlights rape as a splendid option. Onion thrips cause an annual loss in the United States estimated at 2 600 000 dollars. A fanning mill can be highly effective when equipped with up-to-date sieves.
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United States
Balancing the Tractor and Farm Labor Trends
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this item outlines advantages and disadvantages of tractor adoption. It notes labor saved, fewer horses needed, cost effects, depreciation and fuel savings, extra acreage, repair costs, and potential extra income from expanding farm work for neighbors.
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United States
Co op buying saves six thousand for Rapides farmers
Fourteen farmers clubs in Rapides Parish Louisiana organized by the agricultural agent have cut costs by more than 6000. Cooperative buying saved 4000 on acid phosphate 1650 on potato sacks 410 on Irish potato seed and 400 on seed wheat, with plans to thrash out further purchases for members.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rapides Pariah, la
Fuel problem on farms using wood for energy
Rape is broadcast at about four pounds per acre during last cultivation. Every wash and gully on the farm that isn’t stopped signals to passersby on the road that you are a poor farmer.
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Ly Rupert
Hughes Osad
Sally
Bella
Thia
Detimeanion
Loella
Lelie
Dauphine
Tla
Kayard
Battlefeld
Shirdler
Mraneuvers
Nis Wessiss
Wil
Cites
Trousseau
Paul Poiret
Duane
Tunsiristocrat
Dunne
Hut Minship
Fourth Street
Ed Delmontco
Walter
York
Sheila Kemble
Sheila
Miss Kemble
Reben
Hants
Charles
Hobson
Julia
Farmers Organization
Rapides Parish
Louisiana
Sudan
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