Amnesia and Identity Mix in New York Tale
In New York a memoryless girl travels with a stranger who hints at an awful shock. She learns she may be married to Rocky and encounters Doris seeking a Reno divorce, while a $900 theft and a mystery mother-in-law blur loyalties as they search for identity and truth.
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New York
Biltmore
Fyonne
Reno
Oscar du Val
Dorie
Afri du Val
Rocky
Doris
Duval
Heer
Oscar
Gdoris
Dad
Sud Henry
Mother
Macky
Mather
Cavis
Tae
Deris
Threadwar
World-Telegram
Bewsboy
Father
Tie
Hocky
Moment of tension as Doris accuses Rocky of rude behavior
Doris confronts Rocky after a kiss and a heated argument. Rocky jokes about dinner while Doris recalls a mysterious girl connected to money theft at the Biltmore. Doris fears a mistaken identity as memories blur and pressure rises.
Confession Nears As Doris Seeks Solace With Rocky
In Chapter VI Doris, exhausted and anxious, considers confiding in Rocky Tut while Macky frets over her need to eat. Rocky, hungry and conciliatory, urges openness and promises to listen after a supper delivered by Reubens. Doris reflects on fear of revealing her homeward need and gathers resolve.
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Doris
Macky
Ile
Rocky
Inesa
Reubens
Deoris
Oil on the Waters Prevents Oil Drift at Yacht Basin
An old problem of oil slicks from off burning steamers harms fish and birds and fouls beaches. A California yacht club solved it by placing a motor driven paddle wheel raft at the basin entrance to keep oil from drifting in.
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California
Shift in Poultry Rations Boosts Egg Production
A. St. Winter of Ohio State University reports that balanced rations with 90 percent grains and 10 percent protein concentrates yield 140 to 160 eggs per hen per year, while grain alone drops to 90 to 100 eggs. He notes liquid milk and various feeds can substitute for more costly components, and prices dictate adjustments.
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A. St. Winter
Ohio State University
Saya
Winter
Lerome Bay
Proper Diet Important to Welfare of Poultry
A healthy flock depends on keeping birds disease free and well nourished. A balanced ration with grains such as corn wheat and oats minerals like calcium and phosphorus and proteins from tankage meat scraps milk and ground alfalfa supports bone strength egg shells and immune resilience.
Rest Period For Breeder Hens After Laying Year
Rest yearling or older breeder hens four to six weeks after the laying year ends. Feed them mainly grain with reduced protein supplement in the mash. The rest aims to put the flock in good condition for the targeted feeding to begin in early winter.
Barley Improves Poultry Feed in Manitoba Study
A Manitoba university experiment finds barley as 50 percent of grain in airmash laying ration outperforms equal corn. Types tested include whole barley, ground barley, and hulled barley. Best results came from whole barley.
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Manitoba University
Old Hens Worth Keeping For Winter Egg Supply
Poultrymen in Ohio advise against selling off old hens yearly. Kept selectively, older birds pay back their costs in the second year by laying more eggs in fall and early winter when prices rise, avoiding the expense of raising pullets each season.
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Saya
Ohio
Director Sees Straw Dummy After Cliff Scene
The film director acted intensely as he prepared a cliffside shot then spotted a straw dummy on the ground. He exclaimed in surprise asking who had been thrown over the cliff during the filming.
Senator Sorghum Deflects Blame Amid Busyness
A Senator blames the opposition for failures while a friend notes his busy schedule. He admits fear of losing re election leaves little time to advocate for his country amid political pressures.
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Sorghum
Hopeful Conductor and Victim Exchange Jumbled Note
A damaged OCR fragment shows dialog about injury and superstition with unclear speakers and stray brackets. It mentions a rabbit's foot and a bet but lacks coherent facts, places, or dates to establish a clear news item.
Luck and compensation spark debate at work
Hayes praises Smithson as lucky while Mayes and another worker challenge the view. They note Smithson receives compensation for an injury, in contrast to former coworkers who have lost their jobs, highlighting tension over social support and employment risk.
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Smithson
Hayes
Mayes
Not the Same Question on Dobbs Character
The remark contrasts judging Dobbs for personal character with judging him for his reputation in food. The exchange suggests skepticism about evaluating a person beyond their culinary fame.
Baby resembles no side of house in Smythes’ joke
The Smythes joke with their bachelor neighbor about which side of their house the baby resembles. The neighbor haltingly replies he cannot see that the child resembles any side of a house, delivering a light humorous exchange.
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Smythes
Smythe
Wind Velocity Record From Cape Lookout
Weather bureau notes that instruments often fail in severe storms so records are rare. A dependable velocity of 138 miles per hour was recorded at Cape Lookout North Carolina in August 1879.
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Weather Bureau
Cape Lookout
N. C
Trains and Warships Lost to Quicksands in History
Historical records describe ships swallowed by quicksands with thirteen warships lost in 1703 and wrecks fully buried. In 1875 a Pueblo Colorado locomotive and train sank out of sight, probing only to fifty feet without recovery.
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Pueblo
Colo
Marlborough House the London residence of the Prince of Wales
Marlborough House is a British government property built in 1710 by Sir Christopher Wren for the Duke of Marlborough. It later became a London residence for the Prince of Wales in 1863 and remains the Prince’s London home. It is not open to the public.
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Marlborough House
Christopher Wren
Duke of Marlborough
London
Prince of Wales
Sesbian root in ancient herbals and its chest remedies
Licorice Theophrastus, famed as Father of Botany and pupil of Aristotle, wrote three centuries before Christ. Sesbian root (Leorice) is called sweet root, valued against asthma and dry cough, aiding chest troubles and used in honey for wounds.
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Theophrastus
Aristotle
Christ
Ancient Chinese origins and early settlement in northwest China
The text argues that the precise entry point and date of Chinese origins are unclear while asserting that the Chinese likely migrated from western Asia and settled in northwest China before 2200 B.C. They are described as advancing to a respectable civilization and forming a sizeable nation by that time.
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China
Asia
Latent Bacilli Illnesss Lead to Decades-Long Leprosy Case
Medical note discusses long latency in infectious diseases with a historic record of a man who developed leprosy forty years after a single exposure. The piece underscores how bacilli can lie dormant before signs appear and affect the patient many years later.
Habits of Squirrels Differ From Relative in Food Storage
A study notes that Habita shows distinct methods from a related squirrel in how he stores winter food. Researchers compare caching patterns and stash locations, highlighting behavioral divergence between the two.
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Wil
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Verry
Packer
Thecky
Renne
Dorla
Darlas
Dobbs
Bacilli
Newhouse
Salt Lake
Tool
The
Newhouse Hotel
Intermountain
Nirs
J. H. Watera
Wyho Ae Gepera
Chauncey
West
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