Love and Deception at Peak's Head Beach
Angus schemes to split Craig from Leslie Day and set up Dorcas Haines. He discovers Craig loves Dorcas and admits his own love for Leslie, leading to a tense but hopeful reveal as they face truth and fate together.
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Angus
Craig
Leslie Day
Peak’s Head
Don Waldron
Lisbeth Gale
Pine
Ordway
Jim Crouch
Dorcas Haines
Jim
Dorcas
Leslie
Dad
Miss Day
Tap Earth's Depths For Steam Power
A California reader urges using deep earth drilling and a small explosive rocket to create heat and steam from superheated water. Steam drives turbines for power, with minerals and salts deposited as a byproduct. Depth increases heat and efficiency, linking geology to energy and industrial uses.
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Earth
Martin
Upland
Calif
New York Times
Winter dysentery in dairy cattle sounds costly and contagious
A dairy farm reports winter dysentery or black scours in cows caused by Vibro jejuni. The illness spreads quickly via contaminated feed or water and even footwear. It lowers milk production, sometimes severely, and affects calves and beef stock too. Treatment exists but seek a veterinarian for diagnosis and proper drugs. Cleanliness and limiting contamination are essential to control spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atia
Thumbing through garden care with plants and support tips
The article offers gardening guidance on staking tall plants with stakes or branches for delphiniums and climbers. It suggests using old branches as support and describes soil improvement, mulching, and mid season planting to boost gardens and vegetable crops.
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Kew Gardens
London
Mirror Magic Transforms Old Bedroom Dresser
A simple home improvement guide suggests updating a shabby dresser with mirror work. Remove the old mirror and fixtures, fill holes, smooth the surface, and lower tall legs for a modern look, then add a well designed new mirror hung over the dresser at eye level.
The weekly editor’s golden chair in Canada
Bruce West argues small community newspapers shape national discourse. He contrasts weekly editors with large dailies, noting intimate reader bonds, local knowledge, and the power to reflect community mood. He warns of the distractions and limits of big presses while praising local papers as voice and conscience of places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce West
Globe and Mail
Toronto
Huntsville Forester
Sto
United States
Harry Truman
U.S
Harry
William Jones
Tom Jones
Canada
Stalin
Aunt Maggie
Elmer Smith
Jackson's Junction
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Wilkinson
Bette
John‘Russell
Thumb
Gordon Smith
Edna Miles
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