Diamonds Deal Unfolds In London Bank Twist
In a London bank, Armintrade admits acting as intermediary for Mazaroff in selling two blue diamonds to a syndicate for two hundred thousand pounds. The will favors Mr. Holt, placing the diamonds and proceeds under his control, while Armintrade hints at possible other suspects like Parslave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meythorne
Holt
Edgware Road
Cottingley
Uetnurned Street
Craythorne
Maythorne
Eccleshare
Mrs. Elphinstone
Mazaroff
Marthorne
Crole
Hermano Kloop
Kloop
Ar. Crole
Armintrade
Bfr
Eholt
Eloop
Crale
Courthope's
Mazarom
Lecleshare
Parslave
Courthope
Armietrade
Masthorne
London
Mastlorne
Herman Kloop
Cape Town
Marrasdale
Maazaroffs
Kioop
Emile
H E
Priestatt
Mazaratt
LT Sect
Merazoli
Salim Mazazolts
Biberry
Jolt
Lezatee
York
Murder by Robbery Suspected in Mazaroff Case
Maythorne and Crole pursue clues in London and Gilchester as Mallison hints at misused diamonds. Armintrade’s option and Lady Locke’s interest emerge, suggesting a pursuit of the diamond pair destined for seventy-five thousand higher bids.
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Crole
Locke
Mallison
Marthorne
Mattison
Masthorne
Mazaroff
Park Lane
Arni
Armstrong
Lady Locke
Sir Samuel
Maythorne
Stuntingdon
York
Gilchester
Marracdale
Woodceck
Jedburzh
Gillchester
Mazarof
Arm
Arnintrade
Armintrade
Aiazaroff
Marythorne
Iccleshore
Parslave
Humble Ax Revealed as Instrument of Romance
The ax is praised as an indispensable tool across ages from the Stone to the Iron era and in America’s pioneer days. Noted figures such as Washington, Boone, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Gladstone are linked to the ax, seen as a bond between man and nature and a helper in forest growth and safety.
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Humble Ax
Instrument of
Romance
America
Washington
Boone
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Gladstone
England
Peter McLaren
Sanity in the Madhouse in Chesterton Poem Line
Excerpt from The Poet and the Lunatics by G KE Chesterton contemplating sanity inside a madhouse versus intellectual clubs and earnest movements. The speaker favors a quiet, secluded madhouse over noisy groups and shared causes.
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Poet
G. KE
Chesterton
The Easiest Way And The Willing Workers
The piece contrasts two kinds of workers in New Albany urging people to take responsibility and do their part. It praises those who know what to do and are willing to act, while criticizing those who avoid effort and rely on others.
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George
New Albany Tribune
Lost Sone Becomes Key Word in Acquisition Debate
The text discusses multiple methods of acquiring books, notably buying or borrowing, with each method granting permanent possession. It mentions Brand Whilock in relation to these practices.
Swat Flies And Save The Chick
Extension poultry note warns flies threaten chicks and spread tapeworms. Preventive measures include clean, sanitary housing, daily vessel washing, light wet mash feeding in heat, sour milk feeding in moderation, fly traps, removal of breeding sites, and selective worm remedies for infested flocks using kumala and nicotine sulphate late summer or early fall.
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G.T. Klein
Extension Poultrymar
Kansas State Agricultural College
Keeping Mash Sanitary Will Prevent Disease
Small contrivances help prevent disease by keeping droppings from mash hoppers. A revolving board above open mash hoppers turns when a bird steps on it, blocking access. Self feeders with projecting rodds serve the same purpose, reducing nested feed and easing disease and parasite trouble.
Alfalfa Adds To Dairy Foods and Feed Rations
Extension note by James W. Bory discusses dairy cow rations. It details a four parts corn chop two parts oats chop one part cottonseed meal base when alfalfa is present, with substitutions such as bran peanut meal or milo seed. It explains protein balance and alternatives when alfalfa is unavailable.
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James W. Bory
Desirable Weights for Many Chicken Breeds
The article lists target weights for common breeds from chicks to six months. Leghorn cockerels reach about 1 lb at 6–7 weeks and 1.5 lb at 9 weeks, 2 lb by 12 weeks, pullets 2 lb at 15 weeks and 3.33 lb by 24 weeks. Heavy breeds like Rocks Rhode Island Wyandottes Orpingtons hit 1 lb at 7 weeks and 2 lb by 12 weeks, pullets averaging 2.5 lb at 15 weeks and over 4 lb at 24 weeks. Findings from New Jersey state college of agriculture experiments.
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Rocks
Rhode Islands
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Poultry Hints for Health and Management
The note covers cleanliness in the hen house and its impact on chick mortality, feeding ratios for geese, annual renewal of bloodlines to avoid relatives, and incubation and moisture needs for ducks. It urges disease prevention, proper waste management, and prompt investigation of abnormal chick losses.
Dairy Herd Management Notes From Agricultural Trials
Daily Facts Testing indicates which cows to cull and which to keep as the herd enters a dry period in July and August. Emphasizes safety bull pens, calving techniques, and feeding strategies including corn silage and skim milk substitutes. Recommends drying off cows before September and October to fit an eight week dry period and optimize future production.
Grain Ration for Milk Cows on Dry Pastures
Grain mix of corn oats and bran fed at one pound per five pounds of milk produced helps maintain milk flow as pastures dry. Ohio State trials show linseed meal and gluten boost yield, but extra cost outweighs gains. fattening grain later in fall and winter when greens are gone.
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Ohio State University
Feeding Roughage to Medium Producing Cows
The guide says cows should be fed all the roughage they will eat. It recommends alfalfa hay with a liberal mix of ground barley and oats for low to medium producers. For higher production such as Holsteins at 25 pounds daily or Guernseys/Jerseys at 20 pounds, add a pound daily of high protein feed like cottonseed meal, increasing as milk output rises. The rule is one pound of feed per three pounds of milk.
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Hmiostrationa
Irwin Myers
Alfred A. Knopt, Inc
Ww. N. Y. Service
Mazard
Mervyn Holt
Armin
Mazareff
Woodcock
Parsiare
Crote
Chapter
Minocing Lane
Mazaref
Parslare
Ile
Creole
Eecleshare
Farslave
Cecleshare
Doctor Eccleshare
Conduit Street
Sir Samuel Locke
Dueck
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
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