Desperate plan to ransom a prisoner unfolds
Mrs Krassin hides in fear and plots to ransom her son by raiding jewels and seeking Bol sheviks chief Loris. Musia agrees to accompany, while Alusia pleads caution as the family weighs danger and possible betrayal in their bid to save Ilya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilya
Sasha
Alusia
Masia
Musia
Jesus
Mrs. Krassin
Massa
Krassin
Ad Naksigang
Tusia
Nya
Musla
Elsa
Loris
Beast Vilinsky
Vitinsky
Mather
Invasion of Keas ain Family Stirs Kazan Turmoil
Commissar Vilnicky's Soviet squad storms the home of arisocrat Keas ain in Kazan. The family includes Judge Krue ain, Afre Krassin, Iva, Tortmer officer, and Alusia. Afre fears for her safety as Vladimir, a mar officer, targets them amid a nationalization of women. A Falading party seeks the Krns. Elvais takes a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villncky
Keasain
Arisigcrat
Kazan
Krueain
Afre Krassin
Iva
Tortmer Olicer
Flusia
Slate Cutting Wire with Sand Teeth in Pennsylvania Belt
A primitive wire saw uses two three strand cables with sand sprinkled on the running cable to cut slate. Water pours sand into the cable groove, the sand and cable wear away the slate face at high speed, reducing waste by about half. Experiments test stacking slabs to cut multiple sheets at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Old Americas Towns York’s Evolution from Little York to York
The town of Little York Kansas evolved into the present city of York. It was named for York England and dated back to Revolutionary days when it was called Lite York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little York
York
England
Pumping System Good for Water in Farm Use
Dairy and livestock owners increasingly use wind driven pumping systems to supply water for barns and storage tanks. Windmills power household and barn water needs, with storage tanks and piping enabling year round supply and reduced labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratia
Fiany Olike
Bacteria in Milk Sours Faster in Warm Temperatures
Prof J Brew of Cornell notes bacteria grow rapidly in warm milk and slow souring when cooled. Bacterial counts vary from thousands to over a million per cubic centimeter, with souring times shortening as temperature rises from 50 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
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J . Brew
Cornell University
Salt Use for Dairy Cows Daily
Salt is essential for dairy cows and should be available daily. The average requirement is three fourths of a cow’s weight in pounds per day, plus an extra three fourths for milk production. Cattle may lick salt freely or it can be mixed with grain feed. A common plan is one pound of salt per hundred pounds of grain mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ice Cream Production Up Despite Data Errors
Production of ice cream rose last year to a gross total around 46 million gallons per the United States Department of Agriculture. Consumption per capita appears to have increased, with earlier figures suggesting a much lower figure ten years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Profitable Cow Dairy Expands With High Volume Feed
A historic note describes profitable dairy farming focusing on high volume feeding to maximize profit. It emphasizes large output, rapid growth of yields, and the need for abundant succulent feed and a reliable site to supply cheaper, carbenyvarm rich nourishment for livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antmnais
California Fig Syrup Boosts Child’s Appetite and Energy
A Nebraska mother from Oroaha shares how California Fig Syrup helped her daughter who struggled with eating and low energy. After a doctor’s suggestion, the remedy improved digestion and bowel regularity, increasing appetite and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
M. Seltenbach
Emile Street
Oroaha
Neb
California
Calfornia
Buried Mesopotamian Cities Unearthed by Toledo and Michigan Expedition
An archaeological expedition from the Toledo Museum of Art and the University of Michigan reports discoveries at Belenda Opis and Akshak on the Tigris near Baghdad. They reveal three ancient cities buried under later sites, with Opis linked to Xenophon, Seleucia atop Opis, and Akshak dating to about 3500 BC, contemporary with Ur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Museum of Art
University of Michigan
Mesopotamia
Eite
Belenda
Opis
Akshak
Tigria
Bagdad
Persia
Xenophon
Chiist
Seleucia
Seleucus Micator
Alexander the Great
Hinterland Jurisdiction and the African Partition
The hinterland term defined regions inland from littoral trade hubs. Prominent 1883 to 1885 as Germany asserted coastal rights to adjacent backcountry. Doctrine held coastal powers were entitled to hinterlands dependent geographically or economically. This fueled rapid partition of Africa among European nations.
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Germany
Africa
Stowaway in Deluxe Style Flees To Lifeboat
Henry Ed win Bradshaw of Bristol England stowed away on a Montreal to London vessel. After three days at sea he was found in a lifeboat with a blanket stove fuel food and a plank used as a gangway. He received 14 days in sail as punishment for his clever attempt.
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Henry Edwin Bradshaw
Bristol
England
Montreal
London
Plumber Quietly Fixes Tub Amid Kitchen Visit
A brief encounter in a home features a plumber stating his task to fix the old tub in the kitchen while a small boy announces a doctor visiting to see the cook, capturing a domestic moment.
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The
Bobbe-Merrill Co
Servica
Alysia
Lisa
Alusla
Masla
Giisen
Ito
Vacation
Calams Georenens
Parker
Madi
Biscot Chemical Works
Patchogue
de Luxe
Irs
Conoco
Coneco
Conoce
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