Bowser’s pity ends as widows face eviction amid barn shelter plan
Mr Bowser encounters three evicted widows on a street and rents a barn for temporary shelter, but declines to pay higher rents or move them there. He ends by learning charity society has already taken charge of the widows.
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Samuel J.bowser
Drs
Cee
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Clare Suda
Ringie
Geoeswalton
Mir. Bowser
Chester
Ehad
Linrad
Lydia
Providence
Ohio
Pinkham
Mrs. JA
MccQuinTy
Bloomington
Til
Bussen
Vahey
Bre McQuitty
Devin
Tae
Patare
United States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Cow Feline Co
Husetts
Dairy Feed Helps Milk Yield in Cows
United States Department of Agriculture reports ordinary rations without pasture likely lack calcium and phosphorus. Shortages reduce milk yield. two months of high phosphorus and protein supplements improve subsequent lactation output. Alternated dry-period rations with phosphate boost long-term yields. Bulletin references: 045 and 945.
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United Eaton Departement of Agriculture
Government Farm
Beltsville
United States Department of Agriculture
Golf ball rules lag behind other sports standards
An authority notes that golf balls lack a single standard brand while tennis and baseball use standardized balls. The USGA and Royal and Ancient recently set size and weight limits for golf balls, but no official brand is singled out because tournaments use a variety of balls.
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United States Golf Association
Royal and Ancient
Britain
Fish Aids Malaria Fight Imported to Spain
A fish named Guiobusia affinis that feeds on Anopheles larvae has been acclimatized in Spain to combat malaria. Attempts to acclimate it in Britain France and Italy failed. Imported by the American Red Cross, the fish are being sent in large quantities to malarial regions.
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Spain
Britain
France
Italy
American Red Cross
Japanese Trial by Ordeal Still in Use in Some Regions
In parts of Japan a traditional ordeal remains used to identify culprits. If a theft occurs within a household, all servants are asked to write a specific word with the household brush. The act is believed to reveal the conscience and guide investigators.
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Japan
Grove City Turberculosis Eradication Drive Spurs Dairy Shows
Community efforts in Grove City Pennsylvania push tuberculosis testing of dairy herds led by USDA extensions. County wide participation grows as accredited herds join the Grove City Accredited Dairy Cattle Show and Sales group to sell only tested stock. One member reports selling cows for 3000 after testing versus 1500 before.
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Farrers
Grove City
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin cows fed with sawdust feed meet dairy goals
Hydrolized sawdust is being tested as a part of cattle rations in Wisconsin. Cows at the Agricultural College show maintained weight and milk production on a diet of one third sawdust, with no adverse effects. The USDA Forest Service plans longer trials with dairy animals using wood products, starting at its laboratory.
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Wisconsin
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Bureau—Of Animal Industry
Forest Service Laboratory
Mystery of the Tub Solved by A Spirit's Voice
An old newspaper style piece depicts a séance where a medium and participants seek answers from Diogenes. A dramatic exchange about a yacht described as a houseboat surfaces, revealing a key mystery as the voice fades.
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Diogenes
Gage
Seance Gaffe and Fractured Sleep Talk Among Friends
A fragmented London scene recalls a long distance call about a toothache and sleepless night. The dialogue touches on a seance by a noted spiritualist and a quip about a date with Helen of Troy as friends joke about nothing left to hash.
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Bunter
Hunter
London
Scatterwits
Helen of Troy
She Sheds Old Wardrobe For A Short Skirt
A woman abandons a long skirt for a short one signaling a shift in behavior and social norms. The fashion change reflects evolving personal expression and confidence.
Chorus girl breaks heart of spendthrift in dramatic chat
A chorus girl explains she has not broken a heart while a friend says she has split it in two. The friend adds the spendthrift now takes two girls to supper each night, revealing a twist in a social courtship.
Farmer sketches plan to convert barn into garage golf course
In a farmyard conversation Farmer A notes his son’s home stay while Farmer B describes visions of turning a barn into a garage and even a golf course. The dialogue hints at planning and possible development on the property.
Die consolation and the river sickness in humor
A fragmentary early humorous dialogue touches on seasickness river sickness and motor boats. Characters discuss defense pleas and stock fakery while wryly noting wealth and social pretensions in clipped quips.
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Mr. Chuggins
Humiliation and mockery at the betting shop
In a short dialogue an irate bookmaker pleads for sympathy from his clerk who consoles him. The exchange centers on nerves, luck, and a plan to place people in their proper places as if arranging a crowd.
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Migs
Nipp
Burglary as a Profession and Golfing Misadventure
A humorous scene depicts golfers failing to find their balls in the rough until a kindly old lady offers to reveal their location, framed by a quip about burglary confinement and a tailor’s suit fitting on pockets. The passage blends social observation with wry maxims about environment and restraint.
Evolution of a Name in Genutrs
A fragment discusses naming, revealing how Elizabeth becomes Peggy and how Perasa links to Pegesis as an immortal steed. The dialogue plays on etymology and wordplay, noting Peggy as a feminine form and claiming an immortal, ever-present horse as a metaphor.
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Elizabeth
Peggy
Pegasa
Perasa
Pega
Franklin mother teaches three year old to say Scusa Me
A Franklin mother tried to correct her three year old by forbidding the word ain't. The boy told her the proper phrase should be scusa me meaning excuse me revealing a child’s witty take on language. Ipollan apolia News 5
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Mother
Robert
Ipollan Apolia News
Detroit mother testifies on living on twenty one thousand
A Detroit mother with one child testified in court that she cannot manage on 21 000 dollars annually. The Detroit News notes the public reaction to stories of others in need and the collective relief many feel when not faced with suffering.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Man in Question Recognized by Neighbors as Failure
A fragmented line suggests a person is aware of his own failure and that all neighbors know it. The text implies social judgment and public perception without detailing events or names.
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Sarge
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