Home Invasion Ends In Silence Before Final Reveal
Joe Barry joins the criminal Fullhouse as they force entry to a wealthy home. They plan to loot valuables while drilling the safe and ignoring alarms but the tense scene ends with Joe overwhelmed by the blaring radio and a distant voice, Sue Dayton, signaling a pause in their plan.
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Joe
Joe Barry
Sue Dayton
Florence Renaissance City Of Immortals Inexpensive Travel
Florence offers a rich Renaissance heritage with figures from Dante to Michelangelo. Bayard Taylor praised its charm and low costs breakfast five cents dinner twelve cents opera ten cents, inviting readers to stroll Ponte Vecchio, study Michelangelo works, and visit Arno riverside sites.
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Dante
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Florence
Bayard Taylor
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Colds Cause Loss in Poultry Flock
B H Edgington of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes overcrowding poor ventilation dampness and drafts foster poultry colds. He cites temperature swings damp weather and rapid environmental changes as additional causes and warns removal or culling of sick birds when illness is advanced.
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B. H. Edgington
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Edgington
Laying Age of Pullets Urged for Autumn Egg Supply
More than 100 million pullets are needed annually to replace aged hens, with over 800 million hens in U S farms and plants. Experts urge early hatching to reach laying age by autumn, targeting August to January 1 when prices peak, and promote incubators and brooders as efficient reproduction tools.
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United States
Cod-Liver Oil as Feed Additive for Poultry and Grain
The advised use is 2 percent by weight of cod-liver oil in scratch mix or poultry mash, about two pounds per 100 pounds of grain. A quart per 100 pounds equals roughly two pounds. Mix in small batches to ensure complete consumption before ranciding, as heat can reduce feed value. Its vitamin content has led to the nickname canned sunshine.
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Idaho
Figuring Flock Profits With Feed Cost Versus Egg Price
Oklahoma Agricultural College poultrymen say divide feed cost per 100 pounds by the price of eggs per dozen, multiply the result by three to get the percent of egg production needed to cover feed costs. The Prairie Farmer notes this helps decide if eggs cover labor and other expenses.
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Oklahoma Agricultural College Poultrymen
Back Yard Poultry Keeping Benefits Highlighted
Back yard poultry keeping offers recreation and occupation for adults and children and provides eggs, fresh meals, and garden fertilizer. The United States Department of Agriculture urges families to produce more of their own food during emphasizing periods.
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United States Department of Agriculture
First Aid-Home Remedy Week Boosts National Campaign
The eleventh anniversary of First Aid-Home Remedy Week runs March 13 to 19 with the slogan Insure Yourself Against Needless Suffering. National drug groups sponsor the plan along with Sterling Products and state associations in a bid to prepare for accidents and illnesses. Governors and mayors issue proclamations as the drive urges filling medicine chests during housecleaning season.
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Sterling Products, Inc
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
National Association of Retail Drug Clerks
S. OC. Henry
Maude Adams and Richard Mansfield recall stage life
In a Los Angeles Times retrospective, Maude Adams’s return to the boards is paired with remarks about Richard Mansfield. He kept acting separate from private life and recalled a mash note from a single admirer, then married her to keep the wish from changing. He also recounted a father’s disbelief when he said he was an actor.
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Richard Mansfield
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Miss Adams
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Los Angeles Times
Paris and Helen Escape to Atlantis Ending Trojan War
Paris plans to flee with Helen as Menelaus leaves for the links. He enters her room and declares love, urging flight to Troy. Helen laments finding a barber in Troy, Paris marries a mermaid in Atlantis, and the war is averted.
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Kansas City
Dr Pierce Pellets Offered For Liver Bowels And Stomach
Advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pellets as best for liver and bowels with a laxative and cathartic effect. It claims one pellet for laxative use and three for cathartic action.
Size and strength in police hiring debunked
W Leonard Johnson, ex examiner for the New Jersey civil service commission, says size requirements for police are based on a myth. In tests on 450 applicants, height over six feet showed no link to strength. weight up to 165 pounds mattered little beyond that. He calls for revision of patrolmen physical standards.
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W. Leonard Johnson
New Jersey Civil Service Commission
Popular Science Monthly
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Quick Relief for Various Aches
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a fast remedy for headaches toothache neuritis rheumatism and sore throat. It urges two to three tablets with water for complete relief and notes the safety of the heart and stomach while stressing genuine Bayer tablets stamped with the Bayer cross and affordable per bottle.
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Bayer
Plant’s Long Hibernation Sprouts After 23 Years
Percy Cogswell of Alliance Nebraska found a small Mexican plant, brought from Cripple Creek Colorado, tucked in a desk drawer 23 years ago. He recently remembered it, placed it in water, and the plant grew revealing an unlikely revival.
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Percy Cogswell
Alliance, Neb
Cripple Creek
Colo
Indianapolis News
Polly and Molly Weigh Living Costs In Shared Home
In this fragment Molly notes her husband opened another charge account last week, reflecting tensions over finances and independence within the household. Polly questions his understanding of Molly, highlighting the strain of economic dependency.
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Polly
Dearie
Molly
Odd will demands burning of father portrait
Miss Rosalie Bicknell Babcock of Lingfield Surrey died aged seventy leaving 47793 in pounds. She directed executors to burn the oil painting of her late father before the funeral and to forbid any copying of it. The note appears amid other clipped items from papers such as the Florida Times Union.
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Lingfield
Surrey
England
Miss Babcock
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