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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1910

Page

6

Tempest Mystery Deepens Amid Craven Cravings

In Craven Craven, Basil Tempest withdraws to his country home after vowing to write no more, until American Lucy Carew arrives seeking a synopsis of his poems and a guarded romance unfolds. The pair grow closer as Tempest cites blindness and control, while Mrs Henry and Polly Ramsdill watch for signals of change.

Basil Tempest Craven Lucy Carew England Tempest Lucy Temee Ady Ormond Penthuen Lady Ormond Polly Ramsdill Mrs. Ramsdill Knight Lucia Elm Avenue Craven Castle Lke Penthuen Equestrienne Beauty

Miss Carew's Unsteady Entrance Across Craven Grounds

A fragment notes Miss Carew habitually walked Craven grounds via front lawns and terraces, but on this occasion she altered that routine and moved differently across the estate.

Miss Carew

Rosebery on Napoleon’s decline and Elba diet

Lord Rosebery cites Napoleon’s change in character after Elba as a result of over eating and inactivity. The New York Press quotes that fattening could remove a powerful enemy. It notes Napoleon’s line about teeth and graves and claims he never lost more than one tooth.

New York Sun Lord Rosebery Napoleon Isle of Elba New York Press

Patten Greening Apple Praised As Hardy Upper Mississippi Variety

The article traces efforts to find hardy apple varieties for harsh upper Mississippi climates. It highlights Oldenburg and Red Astrachan as precedents, describes Patten’s Greening developed by C. G. Patten in 1869, and notes its vigor, regular yield, and longer keeping quality, contributing to its popularity in cold regions.

Upper Mississippi Valley England Massachusetts Horticultural Society Europe Russia A. G. Tuttle Baraboo Wis United States Department of Agriculture Iowa Agricultural College Dominion of Canada Oldenburg C. G. Patten Charles City Patten Dominion Canada

Helendale dairy cow stalls highlight movable crossbar design

The Helendale stall originated on the Helendale Guernsey farm and is praised for features including an adjustable crossbar limiting cow reach, self-centering partitions, front access for milking and cleaning, and an 18 inch drop back gutter. Ten stalls estimated at 56.71 dollars. Hens require proper housing to maintain egg yield. autos offer many farm uses.

Helendale Helendale Guernsey Homestead

Irish of Shakespeare sparks a lively word duel

An Englishman and an Irishman argue Shakespeare’s Irish presence. The Irishman counters with two named Irish characters, Miss O Phella and Corry O Lanus, then notes Hamlet’s friend beside him and jokes about Pat’s praying. He adds a street encounter about counterfeit money and a quip on women speaking their minds.

Miss O'Phella Corry O'Lanus Hamlet Pat Springfield Republican

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