The Truant Sout Ends as Flames Sweep Institute
Joan awakens amid a burning institute where Lancaster saves her. Myers dies trapped and Mrs Dana perishes. Lancaster reveals curare was used to drug Joan, and Jenkins explains the plot. Recovered, Joan and Lancaster plan a new life running a mountain institute near Avonmouth.
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Joan
Institute
Lancaster
Dana
Mrs. Fraser
Mrs. Dana
Myers
Jenice
Caster
Miss Wentworth
Lawson
Avonmouth
John
Phat
Doctor Jenkins
Jenkins
Benedict
Telephone Enunciation Through the Wires
The Nation's Business notes that telephone use may improve clear speech over time, though progress is slow. It cautions that spoken words can be garbled by telephonic transmission and relies on the eye for accurate word recognition, warning that tones and letters can be misinterpreted in dialogue.
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Dix
Dan
Ike
It Happened in Boston Observation on Walter’s Growth
A visitor notes how Walter has grown, prompting his mother to reflect on adults who expect children to stay young. Walter replies that people often misjudge intelligence and innate growth, assuming children never mature.
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Walter
Washington Star
Not Suited to It Mrs Keyhammer Play Question
A dialogue snippet shows Mrs Keyhammer asking if her playing is liked while her husband jokes about music soothing the savage breast and not being savage enough.
Spring Arrives in Verse Amid Hyacinth Bed Imagery
A lyrical verse describes spring’s arrival with blue glints and gold sprinkles in the sky. It speaks of budding leaves, awakening life, and signs from maples willows and marshes, inviting the eyes and ears to sense the season's approach.
Varied hot breads and confections for home use
A domestic guide lists Bath Buns with butter cream yeast dough and citron, carrot fricassee, shrimp and halibut timbales, bread and butter pudding, plus candy lore. Recipes cover fudge, molasses taffy, and peanut candy with step by step instructions and serving notes.
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New Orleans
Fowl cholera and disease resistant crops in Illinois agriculture
Illinois researchers note fowl cholera affects flocks year round and stresses sanitation, isolation, and disinfection to prevent outbreaks. The report also highlights disease resistant vegetable varieties for cabbage tomatoes and asparagus, and notes spinach yellows in fall and soil acidity considerations.
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Illinois
Agricultural College
Wisconsin Hollander
Wisconsin All
Wisconsin Brunswick
Martha Washington
Mary Washington
Norfolk Savoy
Disease resistant vegetable strains save truck farming profits
Or B Sayre of the University of Illinois cites disease resistant vegetable strains as a major achievement of breeders and pathologists. Seed borne diseases are controlled by seed disinfection while wind borne ones are tackled by spraying. Soil borne diseases persist despite rotation, making resistant varieties essential for profitable production.
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United States
Or. B. Sayre
College of Agriculture
University of Minois
Illinois dairy herd tests to find boarder cows profits
More than a score of dairy herd improvement associations across Illinois test about 12 000 cows to determine profitability. Records track milk output and feed use, revealing which cows are profitable and which are boarders. In Crawford county early results show butterfat gains and potential yearly value.
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College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Illinois
Rhode
Agricultural College
McLean County
Herd Improvement Association
Crawford County
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Victor Rousseau
W. G. Chapman
Boston
Western Newspaper Union
Animal Pathology and Hygiene Division
University of Illinois
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