The Marie Celeste Mystery Aboard the Abandoned Ship
The article reviews the enduring Marie Celeste mystery with a focus on Conan Doyle's Jephson tale and Captain Lucy's 42 year old confession by Triggs. It details the voyage from 1872, the abandoned ship, the untouched cargo and provisions, and the later claim of a treasure haul aboard a derelict.
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Kriggs
Anny
Gibraltar
Arthur Conan Doyie
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
J. Habakuk Jephson
Briggs
Tibbs
Boston
Lisbon
Jephson
Daily Express of London
Capt
Jr. Lucy
the Express
Captain Lucy
India
England
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Lucy
Melbourne
Triggs
Riggs
Cup
Port Gaul
Cadiz
London
Cap
Bos
Trigza
Hard Work and Honest Labor Sayings from Ed Howe
Ed Howe argues that success comes from a good days work in an honorable calling. He notes the honest worker faces challenges and humiliation, while the shiftless burden the community. He asserts that even a hundred million people can be successful through steady effort across trades and callings.
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Ed Howe
Hearst
International
Scots Demand More Cinemas In Dundee
In Dundee Scotland a city of about 200000 people there are 20 cinemas and no proper legitimate drama house. Promoters say crowding is so acute that forty to forty eight new theaters are needed to serve the population even if growth stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
Writings Highlight Compare Comfort of Prosperous and Poor
A fragment reflects on people living easier lives due to circumstance while others suffer from avoidable failures. The line contrasts wealth and hardship and questions the roots of misfortune. It implies social critique without naming individuals or places.
Be True to Yourself Says Muller on Life and Soul
A quoted reflection notes the difficulty of staying true to oneself and pursuing inner life aims. It asserts that maintaining personal aspirations preserves the true nature of the soul and resists surrender to external pressures.
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Muller
Rest and care for breeding pens after summer labor
The article urges separating sexes, giving breeding birds a full rest with minimal feeding, ample range and clean quarters, and careful care of males. It recommends culling older laying hens and maintaining protected runs to preserve plumage and health for next season.
Eliminate Early Malter From All Laying Flocks
The article explains a fall drop in egg production as hens molt and pullets fail to start early. It notes a slack period from August 1 to December 1, length depending on the poultryman’s skill, caused by too many early molting hens and late-starting pullets.
Must Produce Eggs For Maximum Profit In Seasonal Markets
The article argues a flock should lay year round to maximize profit. It notes winter prices rise and summer gains exist, but the best plan avoids flocks that produce few eggs from November to April. An annual loss occurs when a flock does not sustain egg output through the cold season.
Ventilation Plan Suggested for Poultry House Windows
A proposal discusses removing several panes from poultry house windows and replacing them with cheesecloth or unbleached muslin. Fresh air enters through the cloth while stale air exits, though the method does not reduce interior temperature and some argue the house may feel warmer.
Orchard Eleanines Peach Moth Cover Crop Advice
Extension specialist A Freeman Mason from New Jersey’s Experiment Station explains fall cover crop changes to combat the oriental peach moth. Dr T J Headlee notes April 1 as the last spring cultivation date to kill grubs, recommending rye or wheat for winter green cover and soil protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Mason
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
T.J. Headlee
Several Advantages Are Found With Sod Orchard
The article notes young fruit trees should be cultivated early, with sod kept around most of the ground later to reduce costs. For bearing orchards, sod methods plus spring nitrogen fertilization improve color and growth. Proper pruning and thinning enhance sun exposure, size, and color, especially in varieties like Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Spring Is Best Time for Planting Strawberries
Spring is the best time to plant strawberries to ensure a full crop the following year. Do not plant in fall or late summer as it yields only a few berries next season. Prepare a clean, well drained new bed, plow and rake, then transplant runners in four foot rows with eighteen inch spacing after a light rain.
Horticultural Advice on Orchard and Raspberry Crop Care
The text stresses that an untilled peach orchard is desolation, notes crown gall limits raspberry growth, and urges cultivation of orchards with manure or 8-4-4 fertilizer. It ranks peaches as highly profitable after apples and highlights pruning difficulty in early apple trees. Emphasizes plant-food availability near roots during ripening and identifies drought as a major raspberry foe.
Wyocena Mother Recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
A Wyocena Wisconsin mother, Ina Gmrarrz, describes severe postpartum weakness improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes she could care for twins after three and a half bottles and endorses the remedy for nursing mothers and mothers recovering after childbirth.
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Wyocena
Wisconsin
Lydia B. Plakham
Ina” Gmrarrz
Lydia E. Pinkham
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