Objectionable Propriety Halts Marriage in Chapter X
In a heated exchange Sylvila rejects St. Croix’s proposal and asserts they could never wed. He pleads to prove himself, but the couple’s clash reveals deep incompatibilities, including Sylvila’s scorn for his free spirit and Meely Schwenktan’s taunt. He faces humiliation as a man daunted by a woman’s verdict.
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St. Croix
Meely
Eli
Sylvila
Sylvia
Lt. Crosz
Creighton
Marvin
Hollywood
Mr. Creighton
England
Woolworth’s
Weill
Hollywood Twists and Starry Plans in a Family Drama
Marvin Creighton offers a marriage with his cousin Sylvia amid talks of careers in Hollywood and motherhood. Sylvia tests love against fame while Lady Sylvia St Croiz and Marvin contend with family pressures as the Creighton clan watches a shifting, melodramatic path unfold.
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Mr. Creighton
Sylvia St. Croiz
Florida
Silvia
Marvin
William Tonn
Creishton
Hollywood
Cousin Creichton
St. Croix
Creighton Teettly
Fragments of Bottle Help Set Boundary in Historic Survey
A Kansas City Star note describes how broken bottles and glass found in a survey pit settled a long dispute over a corner post in a Canadian tract. After two days of digging a match between embossed glass and survey notes confirmed the original boundary, allowing over thirty nearby posts to be restored. The story ends with a reflection on aging and truth.
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Canada
Ines
Kansas City Star
Development of Young Turkeys Health and Worm Prevention
The article notes many successes rearing poults to 1 2 months, then losses from blackhead, a liver and intestinal disease. It stresses worm prevention, fresh ground, and separating turkeys from chickens, with green material and adequate rations aiding growth.
Government film on poultry tuberculosis education update
A new two reel United States Department of Agriculture film titled TB or Not TB questions the future of Midwestern poultrymen. The story form educational piece shows how avian tuberculosis spreads and the losses from sick birds while stressing control methods and loan copies available with borrower transport responsibility.
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United States Department of Agricultura
United States Department of Asticulture
T. B. Bacelli
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Motion Factures
Washington
Apoplexy and Internal Rupture In Hens Under Roosts
The article explains hens found dead under the roost or in the morphy may die from apoplexy or internal rupture. Heavy corn feeding strains the birds and can cause sudden death despite good care. Postmortem exams of internal organs may aid in treating underlying diseases.
Chicks May Be Let Outdoors At One Week Old
Farmers are urged to allow one week old baby chicks to run outdoors if weather permits. A small yard built from two by ten foot wooden frames and poultry netting can keep chicks confined near the brood coop during the first weeks to protect them from heat and other elements.
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Marvini
Wys
Sylvia
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Rolog
Marvin
Maryio
Marylin
Naiuge
Buy Baby Chicks Plans Poultry Raiser Strategy
The article argues poultry raisers should buy chicks instead of hatching them to ensure better quality. It states hatchery chicks beat average farm-raising stock, crediting recent breeding improvements and culling practices for higher quality outputs.
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Ralseras
Sunlight Effect on Dairy Calves in Early Life Study
Gullickson and Beckley report an experiment with four heifer calves from ages three to seven days, comparing dark confinement versus daytime outdoor access. Weighing and height measurements over two years showed normal growth and reproduction in both groups. Accidental breeding occurred in the sunlit group yielding normal and deformed calves, while the no sunlight group showed one normal calf and another with reproductive urges. overall sunlight absence had no effect on development or fertility.
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T. W. Gullickson
GC. C. Beckley
Journal of Dairy Science
Dooras
Best to Compound Grain Mixture for Dairy Cows
The article explains formulating a dairy cow grain mix by balancing with home grown roughage and focusing on cost. It shows how to compare feeds by calculating digestible protein cost per pound and similarly assessing carbohydrate and fat costs to pick the cheapest protein sources.
Good Grade Bulls Trump Scrub Pure Bred Herd Improvement
Farmers prefer a good grade bull at the head of the herd over a scrub pure bred. A certificate of registration proves the bull will add value to the grade herd. Buyers insist on butterfat records to ensure the bull’s breeding quality and production potential.
Dairy Herd Care and Feed Costs in Pennsylvania
The piece notes goats producing about two quarts daily and cows yielding at least ten quarts, with mature Holsteins giving 40 to 45 pounds a day. It warns against underfeeding, excessive protein, and discusses feed costs around 40 cents per day, plus a rule in Pennsylvania restricting wire on feed bags to reduce danger.
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Pennsylvania
Cute in a Baby Awful a Baby and it's Dangerous
Ruth Brittain warns against thumb sucking from infancy to adolescence and notes risks to dental and facial development. It advocates physical aids to stop the habit and discusses bowel irregularities in babies with Castoria as a gentle remedy. The ad touts Fletcher’s Castoria as vegetable and harmless with a booklet on motherhood.
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Ruth Brittain
Aittle Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Old-Fashioned Winter Seen as Illusion
United States Weather Bureau records show no real long term change in northern hemisphere weather over 50 to 60 years. Winters are as cold or average as half a century ago, with nostalgia coloring memories of pioneers and hardship.
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United States Weather Bureau
No Wonder My Husband Was Furious Over Love Letters
A reader quip reflects on a spouse's ire sparked by an unopened letter and a playful twist about who sent it. Stockholm Kasper notes the misdirected sentiment in a light, humorous exchange.
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Stockholm
Kasper
You Are Fond of Dogs Whose Loyalty Surprises Scientists
A playful quip notes dogs’ loyalty and quiet receipt of favors. The speaker jokes that dogs never talk about people after kindness, highlighting canine patience and a humorous view of animals.
Joint-Ease Relieves Rheumatic Pain Promised
An advertisement claims Joint-Ease quickly relieves rheumatic pains and muscle aches. It promises fast absorption and frequent use for sciatica sore muscles and other pains. The offer lists a one day trial at Pope Laboratories Desk 4 Hallowell Maine with a 66 cent price.
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Americag
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maina
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