Tricky Darlings by Richard H Wilkins and Joby Carlton
Jane Carlton defies her father Old John by marrying Phil Scot, a friend of the Carltons, after a secret courtship. Old John and Albert Scot oppose the match but are outwitted when Jane and Phil reveal they have been married for two months and plan a honeymoon.
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Joby Carlton
Jane
Old John
Phil Scot
Jante
Phil
Scot
John
Albert
J. Scot
Jane Carlton
Mr. Scot
Albert I. Scot
Pat
Farm Front tips ease calf losses and egg packing
Effective calf loss prevention rests on sanitation and early care. Dr. J A Herman notes 8 to 10 percent die before one year, mostly in first 60 days. the Missouri dairy program advocates clean maternity pens, iodine treatment, udder hygiene, adequate colostrum, controlled feeding, clean pails, dry bedding, and separate isolation for sick calves. The piece also notes packing eggs with the small end down can raise egg prices by about a cent per dozen, based on a Wooster Cooperative trial.
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J. A. Herman
University of Missouri Dairy Department
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association
Opinionated man admired by peers in telegram note
The remark suggests Ele is regarded with high self regard. A birthday telegram to his parents confirms a personal connection and formal congratulations.
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Ele
Why Chocolate Tastes That Way
Natural scientists seek the chemical behind cocoa flavor. The British Colonial Office notes a complex phenol compound appears only after fermentation and toasting, while raw beans lack aroma. It adds a treeborne aroma may originate before harvest.
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British Colonial Office
Colonial Office
Worth Trying Our Turkeys Quick Roaster Substitution
A Christian Science Monitor writer recounts a turkey prepared in an improvised roaster. The bird was not carved at the table due to an emergency. The enamel dist roaster held the meat, and stuffing and gravy were finished separately with notable success.
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Christian Science Monitor
Festive Yuletide Excesses of English Royals of Old
The article recounts lavish medieval Yuletide celebrations by Henry II, Henry VIII, and Richard III. It notes vast feasts for thousands, gifts between lords and courtiers, royal wardrobes, and the massive staff of cooks and servants required to feed large crowds daily.
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Richard
Foeland
Elizabeth
Henry 11
Margaret
York
Westminister Hall
Henry VIII
Christmas Mummers and Oxford Boars Head Feast Traditions
A Northern England Christmas custom sees village mummers with blackened faces perform the ancient play led by King George the doctor and Father Christmas with revival in Alderley Edge and Yorkshire dales. Queen's College Oxford holds a Boar's Head Feast linked to a 500 year old boar tale. Devon Twelfth Night charms, Charming the Orchards, involves cider, guns, and a ritual toast to boost fruiting and robins.
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England
King
Saint
George
Father Christmas
Alderley Edge
Cheshire
Derbyshire
Dales
Yorkshire
Queen's College
Oxford University
Wra Lee
Devonshire
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