Paris Promise Looms Over Julia and Sabron
In Algiers Sabron waits recovering as Julia Redmond faces her aunt the Marquise d Esclignac. The aunt insists Julia promise to go to Paris and accept Sabron if he follows and declares love, aiming to protect her niece and Sabron amid the arranged marriage plot.
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Marquise d’Esclignac
Julia Redmond
Julia
Tremont
Robert
France
Africa
Sieur de Sabron
Marquise
Monsieur
de Sabron
Algiers
Orient
Trouville
Tante
Paris
Capitaine de Sabron
Red Cross Society
Madame de la Maine
America
Faubourg St.-Germain
Homemaking as Career Highlighted by Education Board
The United States Board of Education notes that 24 million of 31 million females over ten are homemakers. It urges scientific cooking be taught in vocational schools as girls enter other trades and warns about the costs of amateur cookery and poor nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Board of Education Statisticians
United States
Federal Educational Board
Europe
Explosion Causes Lethal Lung Burst Near Shattered Barricade
A casualty died when lungs burst from blast shock within four yards of a large caliber explosion. Necropsy showed no external wounds, but pathologists found ruptured lungs, complicating wartime fatalities and prompting discussion of fulminating toxic cases vs blast injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jases
Grave Digging Claim Denied Over Explosive Accident
The industrial insurance department rejected John Borgford's claim after his left hand was blown off by a dynamite cap while digging a grave in Seattle. The commission ruled that grave digging is a peaceful occupation and blasting required does not qualify for an exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Insurance Department
John Borgford
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Portland Oregonian
City Board Adopts New Flag and Seal for New York
The New York City board of aldermen approves a flag with three vertical blue white and orange bars echoing the Dutch flag of New Amsterdam and a new blue seal to appear on the white bar. The emblem will be raised at City Hall on June 12 for the board’s 250th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Board of Aldermen
New York
New Netherlands
Unnecessary Hypotheses Question Mechanical Cause
The excerpt argues that the hypotheses are unnecessary and that a purely mechanical cause suffices to explain the phenomenon. It portrays the preference for a straightforward cause over speculative theories.
Fashionable Street Mirrors Future Parenthood
A Columbus Ohio Journal observation notes how exposure to what seems future parental images on a fashionably styled residence street can lift a man’s spirits, regardless of his youthful sympathies, as he ages toward forty or fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chemist Survives Seven Hours in Air-Tight Test Box
William Bond a Wilmington chemist emerges from a sealed box after seven hours submerged in a tank. He carried a handbag containing a chemical he says could purify air and would allow indefinite confinement.
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William
Bond
Wilmington
Del
Laramie and Its Ties to Fort Laramie and Nye
The piece traces Laramie's name to Fort Laramie and Jacques La Ramie, notes Nye and Riley as early influences, and mentions their railway guide concept. It recalls Nye's Cheyenne and Denver articles and Nye's railway guide collaboration. It ends with a remark about Adam and breach of promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming
Mountain Range
Fort Laramie
Laramie River
Jacques la Ramie
la Ramies Fork
Bill Nye
Boomerang
Cheyenne
Denver
Nye
James Whitcomb Riley
Seven Good Characteristics of the White Wyandotte Breed
Beginner poultry keepers should choose White Wyandottes for a versatile stock. The article notes their superior laying record with 190 eggs per year, large brown eggs, hardiness and fast grow-out, good roasting and capon potential, April hatchers that lay by October, frost-resistant small rose combs, and strong mothering ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Lyster
Ratless pens for chickens protect nests from rats
Mrs E P Rich of Oregon describes rat proof chicken pens in Missouri Valley Farmer. A one by six inch board is driven in the ground to stop rats from digging under, then fine wire netting two feet wide is stretched around above the board and around the coop. The enclosure is partitioned into pens with hens placed inside. Calomel on bread and butter is used to kill rats or mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Rich
Oregon
Missouri Valley
Poor Policy Questioning Use of Condition Powders in Egg Production
A brief note states that using condition powders extensively in feeding for egg production is poor policy. It argues for more balanced feed approaches and caution in reliance on additives.
Temperature of Brooder and Warm Weather Care
As weather warms you must ensure the brooder is not too hot for young chicks. The heat used in cold weather is not needed in warmth, yet people often neglect this and harm the chicks.
Help Chick Break Shell Delayed Hatch Guidance
In hot weather shells may be tough to crack and the chick cries inside. If a day is overdue, hold the egg to your ear and gently tap a hole large enough for light and air to escape. This can encourage the chick to finish hatching on its own.
Dry Bran Feed for Chicks at Early Rearing Stages
The article notes starting dry bran before day five as a good feed to prepare chicks for heavier dry mash around days seven to ten. It emphasizes gradual transition to protein-rich mash as chicks become ready to stand and eat.
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Marie van Vor Ae
Sabrun
D’besclignac
Sabre
Redmond
Atey
Sabrin
Char
Temoor
Asher
Pitchorne
Kir
Sabron
Duc Tre
Vademoiselle
Sardice
Iulia Redmond
Tien
Siberian
Lemberg
Dniester
California
Oceo Ae Oran
Mexicala
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Robert Lansing
Mrs. Lansing
Washington
John W. Foster
Harrison
Kimberley
Seton R. Beresford
Lord Decies
Rosemary Graves-Sawle
Charles Graves-Sawle
Bobbie” Beresford
Wyoming City
Adam
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