Hall Bonistelle Faces Love and Mockery in Studio
In a whirlwind of accusations over a costly inheritance rumor, Hall Bonistelle endures barbed quips from Carolyn Rosamund and Mrs. Royalton. After the women exit in scorn, Flodie confesses a hidden affection as Hall proposes, sealing a hopeful turn despite debts and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove
Cousin Jonas
Rogamund
Carolyn
Mrs. Royalton
Flodie
Mr. Bonistelle
Jonas
Flo
Hall
Fledie
Flodia
Aira
Lover and a sudden proposal interrupted by a license
Flodie and Hall Boni stella flirt and plan to marry after a hasty engagement. A comic misunderstanding about a license delays the vow as Alfred, the janitor, awkwardly reveals a bold promise from Miss Fisher. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the couple awaits a future step.
Flodie Breaks Down As Stranger Approaches
Flodie bursts into tears prompting Hall to act and urge Silently to hide. He warns Flo to die for heaven's sake as a figure draws near, creating a tense moment in a quiet scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flodie
Hall
American False Limb Boom Spreads to Austrian Hospitals
Dr. Eisenberg spoke before the Imperial Society of Austrian Doctors about an American man who lost limbs in a U S electrical explosion and, fitted with American artificial limbs, returned to Austria ready for work. He is touring Austrian hospitals to demonstrate to soldiers how artificial limbs enable various tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Eisenberg
Imperial Society of Austrian
United States
Austria
Tin Boiler Plug Standards Report Sees Completion
The bureau of standards completes an investigation into fusible tin boiler plugs. Findings urge use of tin at 99.9 percent purity and zinc free, asserting this will prevent boiler explosions if followed.
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Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Pasteurized Milk in Favor Advocates Safety and Quality
The article argues pasteurization protects against disease, improves keeping quality, and benefits both milk dealers and consumers. It notes typical practice is 145 degrees for about 30 minutes, claiming no major nutritional loss, and warns higher heat reduces creaming and can impart a cooked taste. Some physicians even support boiling for children's milk.
Improving the Dairy Herd
Practical guide from University of Wisconsin expert George Humphrey on dairy herd management. It covers gentle handling, regular milking, clean stables, testing milk with a Babcock tester, culling nonpaying cows, breeding to a purebred dairy bull, raising profitable heifer calves, timing first calving at 24 to 30 months, rest between lactations, and joining a dairy cattle breeders association for up-to-date practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Humphrey
University of Wisconsin
Babcock
Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Association
Importance of the Dairy Cow by N J Fraser
An article argues the cow as the most economical food producer among domestic animals. It states cows can live and yield milk on roughage and will remain vital for sustaining human life, especially for babies and invalids, even in future food shortages.
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N. J. Fraser
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Gelett Burgess
Mr. Hall
Rosamund
Miss Fisher
Hall Bouistelle
Willa Jack
Hall Bonistelle
Rena
Hall C. Bonistelle
Jupiter
Mr. Doremus
Alfred
Mr. Bonistele
de Centaur Compar
New York
THE
Centaur Company
New York City
Remington
Unior Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company
East First South St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Beos
Anand Me
Remington Junior
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