Love or a Career Ends in Harsh Trade Off for Emante
Emante, a high earning independent secretary, chooses career over marriage to Thomas Maugham, sacrificing love for financial freedom. Years later she remains successful and travels, while Thomas marries, starts a family, and leads a settled suburban life. Emante visits him occasionally, contrasting their divergent paths.
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Middle West
Emanne
Thomas
Emanie
East Africa
Tom Maugham
Tileen Maugham
Eileen
No Punch in Re Reading a Book Says Writer
A writer questions readers who claim to reread books many times. They argue literature lacks the enduring punch of music and cite Dickens and Hardy as inconsistent reasons to reread. The piece suggests rereading only refreshes memory, not insight, and ends with a proverb about water and the mill.
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Ruskin
Carlyle
Minederlinck
David Copperfield
Tess
Jane Este
E. H., Collier
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Gothic Influence on Modern Architecture
Gothic architecture uses pointed arches and flying buttresses to balance heavy vaults, allowing taller structures with vertical emphasis. Large windows and stained glass decorate walls, while lavish sculpture indoors and out reflect a revival of Gothic ornament in contemporary buildings.
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Treasea
Gothle
The Brown Creeper Bird Description
The brown creeper is a methodical, energetic feeder on larvae. It is smaller than the English sparrow and spirals up tree trunks to find insects, coloring its back in brown and gray for camouflage.
Confidence and Success in Moelr Report
A brief note highlights confidence and success themes in the Moelr context, noting positive expectations and a focus on achieving key objectives. The excerpt emphasizes measured optimism and practical steps toward continued progress.
Cash Revenue in Woods on Farms
Forester E Wieseheugel of Ohio State University explains farm woodlands can be a direct cash source through careful management. Saving lumber by using pine and oak from own woodlot cuts costs, while dead or diseased trees become fuel or lumber. Open spaces can be replanted with ash walnut and poplar to enhance shelter, wildlife habitat and revenue for taxes and loan interest weather.
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E & Wiesehuegel
Ohio State University
WNU
Cultivate and Destroy Weeds That Hurt Crops
Iowa State College investigators reported by Prairie Farmer say shallow cultivation protects young corn roots in the top six to seven inches of soil. Cultivation kills weeds without over aerating soil and avoids drying out roots, while irrigation at summer rains moistens only about three inches of soil.
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Iowa State College
Protect Farm Machinery From Weather Damage
Farmers, facing lower prices, protect equipment to cut costs. USDA says housed machinery lasts about twice as long as exposed gear. Oil and grease moving surfaces, spray or wipe intricate parts, and clean grain and dust buildup to prevent rust and deterioration.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Clover Rock Phosphate Benefits on Farm in Vermilion IL
Me Finley of Marion Finley farm Vermilion county Illinois tested soil and found lime needed 1 to 4 tons per acre. He applied one ton per acre of rock phosphate and saw a strong stand of mixed clover. He claims rock phosphate yields better corn maturity and quality and costs less than lime.
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Marion Finley
Vermilion County
Illinois
Finley
Corn Follows Sudan Without Yield Loss in Rotation
Prairie Farmer reports ten-year Iowa State College tests showing corn grown after Sudan grass yields are as good as corn after soybeans or oats. In two-year rotations, corn Sudan compared with corn soybeans and corn oats produced equal results under similar conditions.
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Sudan
Iowa State College
Une
What Better Proof Than This Could Be Wanted
Edward A. Filene argues production benefits mankind at the Cosmopolitan club while anecdotes test proof. The Detroit News notes intelligence tests as nonsense and reports on the Assouan dam project heightening the Nile reservoir to enable year round irrigation for thousands of delta acres.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
Cosmopolitan Club
Smith
Ethel
Detroit News
Assouan
Nile River
Cairo
Hashin It in a Construction Camp report
Cornelia Alexander portrays camp life at Camp Hash. The cook confronts shortages as workers strike over food, rejecting baker bread and demanding meals protested at each service.
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Cornelia Alexander
Hygela Magazine
Dowry Without a Bride Mentioned in Vancouver Province
A fragment from the Vancouver Province discusses emerging inventions and a quip about a missing piece needed for progress. The line mocks a desire for progress with a humorous political or social twist. This brief item hints at a broader tech optimism and a satirical note on societal needs.
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Vancouver Province
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Fannie Hurst
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dial
Emante
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Emaine
Life Insurance Company
Emanfe
Thomas Maugham
Tie
Thiill
Eimaine
Thomaa
Entanie
Lileen
Moelr
Goodyear
Wilite
Red Hart
Rte
Procter & Gamble
Scheid Dali Ae
D. OF Pone
Salt Lake City
Just Opposiie Mormes Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
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