Prisoners and Captives Chapter X in London Office
Claud Tyars and Matthew Mark Easton plot aboard a London office as they discuss their secret mission. Easton warns of limited support from doctor Philipps while Tyars tightens plans for a Arctic voyage. A dinner gathering with Pavloski Smith and émigré associates reveals the varied loyalties shaping their dangerous endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyars
Easton
Boston
Philipps
Lille
Sea of
Kara
Russia
Matthew Mark Easton
America
London
Claud Tyars
Fastan
Claud Pyits
Metropolia
England
Smith
P. Smith
Paviosk Smith
Swallow
Aston
Pavloaki
Tyara
Mr. Tyars
Pavloski
Nessa
Tyare
Oswin Grace
Conspiracy Fortunes Lie in Wealth and Status
A discourse on how wealth and social standing shield conspirators from detection. It notes how impecunious individuals face suspicion, while those with money or a respectable appearance evade scrutiny. It references Mat thew Mark Easton and influential figures Claud Tyars and Pavioski shaping a rebellious current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Mark Easton
Claud Tyars
Pavioski
Anhglatinaty
Esse Ee Ee
Cactus Cheese From Mexico Could Feed Southwest
A New York Evening Post correspondent reports the cactus fruit and its cheese variant ques o de tuna as a promising, mass producible delicacy. The article notes chocolate-like fruit, butter-sized packages, and a jelly resembling Scotch marmalade, with potential cattle fodder uses under Department of Agriculture study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New York Evening Post
Southwest
Department of Agriculture
Simple trap nest for poultry by Orange Judd Farmer
A described trap nest features a 13 by 15 by 80 inch compartments and a 12 inch square nest box, with a front doorway and a top hinged trap door. It explains wiring and counterweight to drop the door when a hen steps on the front edge, and notes ease of resetting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
How to Throw a Steer With a Simple Rope Method
A manual describes throwing a steer using a three-quarter inch rope about 25 feet long. Loop the rope around the animal and tie a strong knot then pass it in front of the hips to form a draw. By pulling 100 pounds on the free end the steer can be thrown with ease.
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Heela
Booker
New York Sun
Tommy
Somerville Journal
Detroit Free Press
Ferdy
Patrick
Puck
Mississippi
Philadelphia Press
Baltimore American
Will
Willie
Ella
Clara
Johnny
Papa
M. P
Tom
Catholic Standard and Times
Jenner Lee Ondego
Chicago Tribune
Farm Advice and Cautions from a Historical Column
The text blends sayings on patience in farming and grafting wax guidance with notes on animal care and agriculture. It warns against premature judgments and encourages careful resource use, while giving a wax recipe and tips for training horses and improving yields.
Stables Need Summer Cleaning and Odor Control
Dairymen should clean stalls in summer by washing walls with carbolic acid solution and whitewash to destroy germs and odors. Weekly thorough purification prevents odor from tainting milk. Also includes notes on harness hooks, sheep industry history, feeding, garden plowing, and using hen droppings safely in farming.
Quick Collection of Jokes and Jests From Various Papers
A humorous roundup of light quips and brief comic snippets from multiple papers. The items feature marriage, finance, slang, courtship, and everyday misreadings, with quick exchanges and punchlines reflecting early 20th century humor and social satire.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S. Merriman
M. M. Haston
Monkey
Allence
Haston
Mathew Mark Easton
Smith—Pavloski Smith
Riga
Siberian
Pav
Rane
Indiana
Bank of Sheep Industry
United States
Lord Polwarth
Mertoun
George III
Asia
Robert Taylor
Montana
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