End of the Road for Joe Barry and Fullhouse
Joe Barry endures a punishing journey toward a final reckoning as he travels by train toward a new town. He wrestles with fear and loyalty while Sue Dayton remains his anchor, and Fullhouse hints at a last chance to shape events before the final showdown.
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Joe Barry
Uncle Dan
Fullhouse
Center Street
Joe
Homicide Bureau
Louie Bertolini
New York
Iorio
Sue
Fullhouse Reveals Police Interest at Louie’s
Fullhouse slips Joe away into shadows and confirms the police visited Louie’s night before last. He explains he stalled them to test Joe, noting Chaven and Maxwell’s pursuit and a radio clue that chills Joe. The truth unsettles Joe as the scene ends.
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Fullhouse
Joe
Bean
Lizzie
Joe Barry
Louie
Chaven
Maxwell
Phooey
Jamison
Pete
Debate on Women’s Suffrage in 1797 Speech
Charles James Fox questioned extending voting rights to women, arguing by natural law and nations that sex dictates political voice. He claimed universal suffrage would alter the social relations and that only property-based voting rights should exist, not for women.
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Charles James Fox
Caterpillars Hear Using Hairlike Ears, Experiments Show
Researchers find caterpillars sense sound through moveable body hairs. Doctor Allard’s tests coated or altered the hairs to prove the insects hear by these hairs, as deafness followed when the hairs were deadened or removed.
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Doctor Allard
Lace Frocks Return To Fashion With Lace Domination
Lace continues to captivate for afternoon and evening wear as designers showcase cotton wool and silk laces in Alencon Valenciennes and Irish crochet. New varieties like angel skin and colorful dyed laces appear with bold red and green hues plus fur trimmed capes and detachable lace wraps.
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Polfis
Alencons
Valenciennes
Atelier
Bertha
Chantilly
Western Newspaper Union
Optimistic outlook on dairy income this winter
The November dairy outlook from Colorado Agricultural College and Denver division reports predicts good income for dairymen if cows receive liberal hay and grain rations. Where alfalfa is scarce, protein concentrates like cotton seed meal and bran help balance feeds. Butterfat prices stay steady to higher until spring, with milk production maintaining due to low feed costs and expanding cow numbers. Colorado dairy cows on farms count around 22.0 million head, up from prior years, with heifers aged one to two years rising to about 4.7 million, supporting future production.
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Extension Service
Colorado Agricultural College
Denver
Division of Crops and Livestock Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Must Mave Protein in Ration for Dairy Cows
Nebraska Farmer explains protein importance in dairy cow rations and compares corn and alfalfa as protein and nutrient sources. A sample grain ration is given: 200 lb ground corn, 100 lb oats, 100 lb bran, 100 lb cottonseed meat, with feeding guidance linked to milk output.
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Nebraska
Butter sales rise in dairy regions due to council effort
Surveys in rural butter producing areas including Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin show 20 to 30 percent higher consumption where dairy council educational outreach has been intensified. In Tama Iowa spring 1931 butter use rose 24 percent and Iowa's 1980 study found ten counties with dairy council work also saw equal gains.
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Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dairy Council
Tama
Department of Agriculture of
Hoard
Accessories Make Big Run on Metal
Winter accessories are making a big run on metal. Handbags feature shining silver bands and gold or silver monograms on street bags. Metal buckles, aluminum bracelets, metal buttons, Schipardelli clips, and metal piping update belts coats and slippers. Maggy Rouff revives colonial buckles in silver or cut steel.
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Schipardelli
Magnificent Furs and Velvet Dresses Flaunt Afternoon Fashions
A fashion notice extols luxurious furs and fur trimmed coats paired with velvet frocks and gardenias. It celebrates the flattering effect of deep black velvet and suggests color options in brown red and green for stylish daytime attire.
Winter Sports Trousers to Be More Voluminous
Winter sports costumes receive voluminous trousers this season while maintaining a neat waist. Designers show variations with blouses buttoned inside the trousers, slimming belts outside, belts attached to blouses, and outfits joined by a zip to keep the waist trim and tight.
White Winter Hats Delight in Paris Fashion Notes
In Paris the white hat remains chic on wintry days. Styles include chenille, felt, knitted wool, suede, and velvet with one feathered design standing out as an entirely feather construction.
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Paris
Velvet Gown Finishes With Net Ruck Finish
A velvet gown features an unusual double row of net rucking at the skirt edge. The design emphasizes texture and a distinctive trailing hem in formal attire.
Milk cups in barn reduce dairy yield for Champaign County cows
Mr. Van Meiter reports milk flow loss when a cow cup failed for 10 days. Two cows lost two pounds of milk daily, valued at 3 cents per pound, totaling a 12 cent daily drop or 3.60 dollars monthly. Cups cost 4.80 each in stalled, implying payback in 40 days, with added credit for reduced milk loss if cups had failed.
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Floyd van Meiter
Champaign County
Ohio
van Meiter
Mr. van Melter
Value of a production bred sire shown at national dairy show
Six daughters of a sire owned by George W. Pope of Wisconsin averaged 15822 pounds of milk and 510.7 pounds of fat. This surpassed the dams by 2165 pounds of milk and 50.6 pounds of fat. The animals were shown at the national dairy show last year.
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St. Louis
George W. Pope
Wisconsin
Hoard
Castoria Relief Soothes Restless Sleep For Babies
Doctors note constipation as a common cause of baby fussiness. Castoria, a mild vegetable remedy, relieves accumulated wastes to soothe discomfort and restore restful sleep for infants and older children. Genuine Castoria bears the name on the bottle.
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Castoria
Figures and a sharp quip in the Passing Show satire
The excerpt features Mrs White and a jibe about her figure in a passing show joke. It uses a witty line about buying only an umbrella ready made, highlighting social humor and character reference.
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Mrs. White
Heartfelt Endorsements of Favorite Prescription in Hebron
Expectant and new mothers in Hebron Illinois praise Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for restoring health during pregnancy and after childbirth. A wife recalls purchasing the remedy and maintaining duties and six children with continued use.
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Hebron
Ill
Muchimoe
Voters Unite in Unified Rejection of Measure
A broad coalition of residents expresses strong opposition to a proposed measure. Large turnout reflects widespread concern across communities and prompts officials to reconsider the plan. Local groups rally, citing potential impacts on budgets and services.
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