The Recluse of Fifth Avenue
Agatha Brown attracts attention as Roxon eyes a night away from the Roxon household. McKimber tensions rise over Raxon publicity plans and a possible primary challenge, with Westfield and New York figures shaping the political landscape and female public life a growing factor.
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Roxon
Agatha Brown
Robin
Agatha
McKimber
Paul Raxon
Raxon
NcKimber
Sneed
Sfe- Kimber
Political Rivalry Turns Deadly in Washington Plot
In a tense Washington–bound confrontation, McKimber clashes with Paul Raxon over party strategy and power. Raxon reveals plans to force McKimber out with a fabricated health excuse as he warns of a higher, coercive influence and a looming Rexon boom.
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McKimber
Paul Raxon
Raxon
Washington
Westfield
McKimper
Mckhimber
Tisai
Maxon
McKimhber
John McKimber
Hazen Brewer
International Motors
Brewer
London
Mc Kimber
Tam
Odd Churches Hidden in Mines and Rocks Across Europe
The article notes chapels found in Welsh mine shafts with rough timber pulpits and wooden benches where miners hold brief services before shifts. It mentions the salt mine altar in Austria and a rock-cut Protestant church in Oberstein, plus a Pennsylvania church claimed to be carved by a single builder who cut and laid every stone himself.
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Mimnera
Myndd Newydd
Wales
Exista
Wiellerka
Austria
Oberstein
Pennsylvania
On the Way The Road to Heaven Is Filled With Folks
A quoted poem fragment from the Niagara Falls Review notes a line about the road to heaven being crowded with people rushing. The source shows a casual, literary tone. The fragment lacks clear event details but reflects a reflective or humorous aside.
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Niagars Falls
Flesh ing Mash Helps Jersey Hens Hold Weight and Egg Run
Farm experts report that a fleshing mash of corn meal ground rolled oats semi-solid buttermilk and cod liver oil fed to 100 birds sustains body weight and steady egg production through fall and winter. Feeding near noon aids crop emptying and scratch intake while avoiding overfeeding.
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New Jersey
Laying Birds Require Dry Air in Henhouse
Laying birds need dry live air in the poultry house with no drafts. A sufficient oxygen supply plus proper feeding and exercise keeps birds warm. Dampness harms egg production as hen’s feathers trap heat when dry but lose heat when damp, leading to cold, debilitation and disease susceptibility.
Deep drinking vessels help ducks wash eyes
M. K. Boyer notes in Farm and Ranch that ducks need deep drinking vessels or access to flowing water to rinse dirt from their eyes. If unable to wash, dirt causes eye infections, festered eyes, and potential blindness, leading to annual losses among yarded ducks.
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M. K. Boyer
Chicken Paralysis Affects Flocks Worldwide
Dr L P Doyle of Pur due university describes chicken paralysis as a distinct disease with wide distribution and heavy losses. He says worms do not cause paralysis and afflicted birds remain hungry yet eat poorly, often dying emaciated. Affected mature fowl show a peculiar blindness with the eye’s colored part turning nearly white. No cure is known. Avoid hatching eggs from flocks with the disease.
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L. P. Doyle
Purdue University
Becaus
Comb and vent indicators of laying hens
The article explains signs differentiating laying from non laying hens. A laying hen shows a large bright red comb and a moist expanded vent, while a non laying hen has a pale small dry comb and a dry puckered vent.
Roost Preferences and Poultry House Conditions
Conflicting views on hens roosting indoors as Josette notes hens avoid dark dirty vent inhumane poultry houses. Infested mites drain the birds and drive them outside seeking shelter. Suggest improving ventilation cleanliness and mite control to encourage roosting indoors.
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Josette
Ocean Temperature Study Advances With Shipboard Thermograph
A University of California project with the Los Angeles Steamship Co installs a mercury thermometer in the Carawall to record ocean temperatures. A tube runs from the engine intake to a chart recorder, logging the sea’s temperature as the ship travels between Los Angeles and Hawaii. Previously researchers dipped surface water for readings.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Los Angeles Times
University
Los Angeles Steamship Company
Pacific
Hawaii
Blonde or Brunette in Missouri preacher tale
The Los Angeles Times recounts a Missouri preacher who has married over 4000 couples at his pulpit. He suggests brunette brides take marriage more seriously, redheads display bravado, and many blondes are outspoken yet uninformed, noting the remark may not apply elsewhere.
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Missouri
Los Angeles Times
Bottle Feeding Warns Doctors At English Conference
Dr A F Q Sparks warned at a maternity and child welfare conference in Newcastle on Tyne that bottle feeding could become a national craze harming efficiency. Other medical men supported the view. The Newcastle sheriff urged welfare centers to teach fathers techniques to keep babies asleep at night.
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A. F. Q. Sparks
Newcastle-on- Tyne
England
Newcastle
Indigestion Advice Sparks Banter Over Morning Drink
A joked exchange contrasts hot water as indigestion remedy with coffee as an alternative. The doctor’s suggestion prompts playful dialogue about daily routines and health.
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United States
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Moving Pictures
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Sd. Mass
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