Christmas party echoes into a tale of Ruth’s death
Tony contemplates Ruth Bellamy’s fatal accident in Nice as family, newsroom, and romance swirl around. Larry Bellamy’s return remains uncertain while Tony imagines a future of marriage, cards, and travel with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Larry
Ruth
Tony
Car Inn Street
Paris
Gran
Caroline
Carmel
Brenda
Palace Hotel
Alvin
Cliff
Mary Rose
Bruce
Meg
Larkin Street
Aunt Meg
Doctor Vanderwall
Ruth Bellamy
Nice
Taft
Larry Bellamy
Clift
Anthony
Georgie
Bendy
Jules
Arnoldson
Lawrence Hillyard Bellamy
Monterey
Tony and Joe Build a Shared Life at the Cliffside Farm
After Ruth's death Tony creates a beloved retreat with Joe at his isolated coastal farmhouse. They design the fireplace and terrace, furnish with Chinatown blue cups, and host scientists and travelers as Tony flourishes at twenty seven as a newspaper woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Caroline
Joe
Tony
Nice
Ruth
Abruzzi—di Borgia
Mae Ethyl
Ingleside Terrace
Flo Danielson
Olsens
Big Eastern
Ony
San Francisco
Chinatown
Rise and influence of Brigham Young in Mormon history
Dr James W Barton discusses Brigham Young birth in Vermont 1801 and leadership from Missouri to Salt Lake City, noting polygamy past and its prohibition by church orders. The article also covers lunch habits for office workers, calories in a sandwich, and dietary advice for underweight and overweight individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Wittingham
Salt Lake City
New York State
Joseph Smith
Missouri
Ilinois
Mormon Church
Why Chicks Die When Brooded
Extension Poultry guidance explains that chick deaths are mainly due to pullorum disease or coccidiosis. Pullorum has no cure and spreads via eggs. control via blood testing of breeders. Coccidiosis comes from contaminated soil feed or enter via the adult flock. prevent by isolating chicks, restricting hen contact, using clean range, dry housing, and footwear hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ferguson
Extension Poultryman
Ohio State University
WNU
Oil Dipped Eggs Hold Fresh Quality In Tests
Poultrymen dip eggs in thin mineral oil to seal shells and preserve freshness. USDA tests show oiled eggs retain grade longer in cold storage than unoiled eggs, with higher retention when combined with vacuum carbon dioxide treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
T. L. Swenson
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
The Silkie Bantam: A Rare Dark-Boned Breed Overview
The silkie bantam is among the oldest of bantam varieties. It features silky down instead of feathers and comes in white, black, golden and partridge, with white regarded as the original. Its skin flesh and bones are a dark mulberry color, and it is valued for broodiness and tender hatchlings. silkies cannot fly.
Feed required to raise broilers to two pounds
An authority at North Carolina State College says broilers need seven to seven and a half pounds of feed per bird to reach two pounds under ordinary farm conditions. Variations arise from bird vigor and feed utilization, fattening management, and intensity of the fattening period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College
Size 39 Shoes Pinch Giant Wadlow's Feet
A pair of size 39 shoes costing $88 were made in Findlay Ohio for Robert Wadlow the eighteen year old giant of Alton Illinois They were likely the largest ever made but were returned because Wadlow said they pinched his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Robert Wadlow
Alton
Wadlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiden Oua Y
the Palace
Atwaters
Market Street
Asterbel
The
State University
Sally
George Alvin Atwater
Pacific Grove
Cliffs
Rita
Fortune
Tafts
Professor Unger
Johns Hopkins
Kathleen Norris
W.N.U. Service
Homemare
James W. Barton
Wnu Servina
Dr. Barton
Ariecann
WNU Service
Coleman Crall
Coleman Lamp & Stove CO
Dept
Wichita
Kans
Chicago
Lee Angeles
Calif
Teronte, Ont
Canada
Reference Farmers Lumber CO
Boyd
Omaha, Nebr
Hoisenhy
Heali
Wholesale Book Co
Altoona
S. S. Shean
O Street
Lincoln
Neb
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!