Love Will Find a Way A Japanese American romance tale
Sidney Herschel Small crafts a tale of fate and disguise in which American Robert Wells swaps identities with a Japanese noble and traps his past enemies. He risks love for revenge as Kayama and O Hana fall for him while misled by his assumed identity. Wells reunites with a relieved uncle in San Francisco as conspirators face consequences and the lovers find happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate
Robert Wells
Kayama
O-Hana
Wells
San Francisco
Sidney Herschel Small
Japan
Orient
Thunder Gate’s Lord Desire In A Pale Pearl Inn
In Mitagiril’s foul Inn of the Pale Pearl, Kayama plots to steal a white captive for a violent scheme. Itoia hosts as two outlaws guard the entrance while Kayama weighs the forged match of identity with a nameless foreigner, eyes fixed on a fatal revelation.
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Kaminari-mon
Mitagiril
Itoia
Yoshiwara
Thunder Gate
Itola
Kayama
Kayama-San
Strawberry growing in Illinois yields and profits rise
The Illinois College of Agriculture stresses healthy, profitable strawberry farming with yields of 600 to 800 gallons per acre and $300 to $500 per acre gross. It urges up-to-date methods, moisture management, site selection, and reader self-education via Circular 254. Dairy notes discuss three-time daily milking, feeding, and oil meal use boosting milk yield and fat, with practical farm records and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Colby
Horticultural Department
Illinois
Ilinois
Southern Illinois
Averill Boosts Holstein Herd Output With Simple Practices
Harry L. Averill of Batavia Kane county raised eight grade Holsteins from 8550 to 13183 pounds of milk per cow and fat from 290.7 to 453 pounds by three measures advised by the county testing association. Milk and fat gains yielded $144.58 more per cow after feed costs, marking a strong improvement over 1922 production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Averill
Batavia
Kane County
County Con Testing Association
Illinois
College of Agriculture
University of Iinois
Averill
Poultry Record Demonstrations Spread Across State Counts
About 400 farm poultry flock demonstrations run in 87 counties this year, organized with the college of agriculture and farm advisers. Crawford leads with 80 demonstrations, followed by Jefferson and Livingston with 25 each. Demonstrators track inventory, daily egg records, monthly flock totals, egg production, and labor and feed costs to reveal breeding, feeding, and management steps that boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture and
Farm Advisers
L. E. Card
College Poultry Division
Crawford County
Jefferson
Livingston
Will County
Kendall
Agricultural College
Union
Gallatin
Pike
Hancock
Knox
Macoupin
Henry
Dewitt
Pope
Jersey
McDonough
Lawrence
Wabash
Richland
Shelby
LaSalle
Johnson
Christian
Scott
Clay
Schuyler
Douglas
Clark
Wayne
Jo Daviess
Jackson
Cass
Coles
Mercer
Ford
Monroe
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Iteia
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Gode
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C. H. Heim
Rock River Farm
Wrigley’s
Murphy-Ward
Calumet Avent Ave
Chicago
Ill
Pea Nut's Bank
Hunt
A.B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman,Tex
Say
Bayer
St.Joseph’s Liver
ST. Louis
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