Hidden Gold Prospect Discovered By Northbound Prospectors
Patricia Wellington aids ailing prospectors as Warren Lovett plots to starve them out for control of a Resurrection river claim. Craig Tarlton, former mining inspector, returns to help Pat while Lupe Chiwaughimi threatens to retaliate. Craig discovers a vast ore lode at Kessler hill and plans a stake and survey with Poleon Honeywell and Phil Kessler, signaling a turning point in the struggle.
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Warren Lovett
Wellington, Parkes & Lovett
Mines of
Chicago
Resurrection River
Dynamite Bay
Patricia
Jasper Wellington
Warren
Pat
Poleon
Sam Honeywell
Bill Former
Lupe Chiwaughimi
Craig Tarlton
Craig
Phil Kessler
Rosalie
Cabane
Tarlton
Hees Cabane
Lupe
Cheecago
Den
Ontario
Chiwaughimis
Jasper
Wellingtons
Wolf-Lair
Allons
Queech
Beeg News
Burgee
Treeshia
Kessler Hill
Sam
Phil
Vancouver fling and the fall after Rosalie
Craig recounts his money binge in Vancouver and a rapid break from a lavish life. He marries Rosalie, she returns to her fiancé, he gives up his wealth, ends in the Arctic, and Rosalie is in Europe while he doubts her interest. He earns eighteen hundred a year.
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Vancouver
Rosalie
Ontario
Fort Smith
Dynamite Bay
Patricia
Craig
Arctic
Europe
Warren
Speciality and specialty distinctions noted in guide
A brief explainer contrasts the two spellings and meanings. It clarifies that speciality denotes a state or quality of being special while specialty refers to a field of expertise or a specific product. The note emphasizes correct usage in context.
Sweetclover Promises Safer Forage For Livestock
U S Department of Agriculture forage specialists monitor a new sweetclover from China. Unlike common yellow and white varieties, the new biennial shows no coumarin, reducing bitterness and poisoning risk. Trials at Wisconsin station hint livestock prefer it. crossbreeding with domestic strains aims to further reduce coumarin.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
United States
W. J. Morse
P. H. Dorsett
Chihli
China
Europe
Russia
Mongolia
E. A. Hollower
Bureau of Plant Industry
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Proso Recommended as Poultry Feed in Wallace’s Farmer
Proso or hog millet broom corn millet and Russian wheat is praised as a high yielding quick maturing poultry feed. A Wallace’s Farmer correspondent notes July plantings can harvest in under sixty days, with plants reaching three to four feet and producing twelve to twenty heads per stalk, up to sixty or seventy bushels per acre. It tolerates hot dry weather and provides grain or bundle form for easy feeding.
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Wallace
Proso
Keeping Ditches Cleaned for Open Drainage
The best method to clean weeds grass and dirt from an open ditch depends on ditch size and fill. For narrow ditches drag a threshing cylinder or a disc section with a log chain to a pole pulled by teams. For wider round bottoms use a sharp rim wheel from corn planter or binder. Do this once or twice a season to maintain the ditch.
Best Time to Cull Hens for Mating Purposes
The Pacific Rural Press suggests there is no exact time for culling hens for mating. If market conditions are favorable, cull unwanted birds for sale and reassess later before mating. It advises careful culling just before placing males in pens.
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Pacific Rural Press
Seed Bromegrass Early or Late for Best Start
A Prairie Farmer writer advises sowing bromegrass in early spring with ample moisture or late summer when moisture allows a solid start before winter. Seed at 20 to 25 pounds per acre and consider broadcasting with red clover, alfalfa, or sweet clover, though legumes may be crowded out. Use a nurse crop such as oats.
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Prairie Farmer
Shrinkage Findings From Ohio Stored Oats and Wheat
The Ohio experiment station reports wheat and oats in bins stayed in good condition with minimal shrinkage. Over five years, wheat lost about seven tenths of one percent and oats less than two tenths. Moisture content fluctuated monthly with weather.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Treatment of Pimples Diet and internal remedies explored
An article explains pimples or acne affect many, regardless of weight or past illnesses. It covers skin and internal treatments, foods to avoid, dietary steps for weight reduction, and notes the role of dietetics in weight management and body weight dynamics.
Newspaper Man Refused by Woman in Silent Exchange
A terse dialogue shows a newspaper man pressed for access and a woman resisting his intrusive stance. The exchange captures a clash of professional identity and personal boundaries without further context.
Sure Sign Boston Girl in Town
A fragment notes a Boston girl being in town and observes a sudden drop in the thermometer. The two lines suggest a local note or brief item about visitors and weather conditions.
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Boston
That Mysterious Key
A visitor jokes about possessing a key to unlock a prisoner’s fate. The exchange hints at a locked cell and a tense moment as the visitor weighs options and the prisoner hopes for escape. The dialogue suggests a staged or theatrical scene with period phrasing.
Quote exchange highlights a tense moment between two figures
A terse dialogue snippet presents a sharp line about attraction and hesitation. The speakers exchange phrases implying a strong, cool connection and a reaction of surprise or retreat.
Touching Exchange About Strings and Footprints in Time
A humorous dialogue hints at a musician wife and a boast about a son’s future. The speakers joke about strings and footprints, comparing fame to leaving marks in history. The tone is light and playful, with casual banter in a hallway setting.
From Janitor to Engineer: Coal-Saving Advice Emerges
A quoted exchange notes a man once an apartment house janitor has become a full engineer. He now offers guidance on coal saving, signaling a shift in status and expertise.
At the Bar and Bench A Fit for the Courtroom
A playful line about lawyers and judges comparing temperaments to fit in a courtroom setting. The quip suggests sharp wit deemed suitable for legal practice and judging, implying readiness for courtroom life.
Mrs Dee and Mrs Gay Exchange Social Duties
Mrs Dee asks which duties are most trying and Mrs Gay replies that she pretends interest in matters that do not interest her. The exchange highlights social expectations and etiquette between the two women.
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Mrs. Dee
Gay
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William
Rosalie Tarlton
Lupe Chiwaugnimi
Ceying
William Byron Mowery
W.N.U. Service
Beeg
Altllons
U. S
Dr. Barton
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