Duenna Mary McCarthy Holds the Key to a Conspiracy
In a crowded street scene Governor Tompkins confronts the unfolding drama as Fel lowes reveals Mary McCarthy, a former convent housekeeper, helped him see the truth about Miss Inglepin and Captain Collishawe. Cara accepts a debt owed and Fellowes asserts the moral turn of events.
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Fellowes
Mary Darlin
Leddy
Seraphina
Fel Jones
Trish
Lisbon
Margaret Gilhooley
Squire Gilhooley
Reeks
County
Donegal
Inglepin
Murtherin
Arrah
Kiss
Mary ‘McCarthy
Front Street
Doak
Rachel
Squire Tellowes
Cara
Joshua
Ben
Sopher
Mary ileCarthy
Government House
Earliest Censorship in Venetian Press Began in 1503
The Venetian senate started censorship in 1503 by appointing Musurus, called the greatest scholar of the age, to oversee all Greek books printed in Venice. The aim was to suppress anything animical to the Roman church.
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Musurus
Venice
Improvements in Anti Hog Cholera Serum
The United States Department of Agriculture reports advances in anti hog cholera serum including clearer clarified serum, higher concentration, and a water bath pasteurization method with agitation. The process increases potency and keeps costs about 20 percent lower. In tests pasteurization preserves safety and improves shelf life. Last year manufacturers produced serum to immunize over 19 million hogs, 29 percent of the pig crop.
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United States Department of Agriculture
C. J. Skidmore
Farm Bureau
Doctor Skidmore
Skidmore
Teach Chicks to Perch While They Are Young
Early perching advice notes authorities disagree on whether chicks should perch early or squat. Wing feathers must grow to allow perching. Perching while young risks breast bone bending, which then becomes firm with age. Small round roosts are often at fault.
Cabbage Yellowing Disease Affects Growth
The article warns of yellows disease in cabbage, slowing growth and causing yellowing and wilting until plants die at heading time. It notes soil issues in old gardens and recommends using yellows resistant varieties such as faccipe and marion market to control the problem.
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Marion
Spray Tomatoes to Prevent Diseases and Destroy Worms
Fo B Morrow NC State College extension horticulturist advises spraying tomatoes every two to three weeks with a Bordeaux mixture to prevent leaf diseases and destroy worms. The mixture can be prepared at home or bought ready, with specific ratios of bluestone lime and arsenate or lead. apply to cover all plant parts for best protection.
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Fo. B. Morrow
North Carolina State College
Lamb Dysentery Threatens Young Lambs
Lamb dysentery is an acute, highly infectious and often fatal disease affecting lambs from one day to three weeks old. It can spread through pastures and sheds, with even handlers at risk. strict sanitation and disinfection, plus cleaning lambing areas and rotating fields, are advised to prevent outbreaks.
Beef Calves Desirable as Feeders Reach Six Months
Beef calves are highly desirable for feeders as six month olds with grain. They begin eating grain early and by six months will have consumed 600 to 700 pounds. Calves should weigh 440 to 100 pounds at six months and be fat enough for slaughter or show. Last fall prices ranged 10 to 120 dollars per hundred. Muldrow of Arkansas extension notes limited grain needs and ration using corn and cottonseed meal.
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M. W. Muldrow
Arkansas Extension Service
Farming Tips From The Field On Potatoes Poultry And Phosphorus
The shallow furrow method of potato planting followed by weeding cuts costs and boosts yields. Applying phosphorus where needed can be as profitable as other farming practices. Proper ventilation is essential, with 400 pounds of live chickens needing as much air as a 1600 pound horse.
Praise at Last: The modern housewife and home integrity
The piece notes a shift as the modern housewife confronts modern forces that threaten the home’s unity. It contrasts present duties with past expectations and hints at evolving domestic roles within a changing society.
Gold Shortage Threatens Global Demand and Production
Capper's Weekly notes gold production peaked in 1915 at 450 million dollars and has fallen to 415 million last year. No new large fields have been discovered, while existing mines decline. Hoarding by banks and wealthy families reduces available gold for normal use, with India’s princes driving demand for dowries and bridal gifts. jewelry use has doubled in 20 years.
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India
Twenty Five Minutes Divorce Records A Russian Couple
Time notes a record short marriage in Russia where a couple married and divorced within 25 minutes. They could not agree on living arrangements leading to the rapid end of their union.
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Russia
Time
The Mimic World and the Legitimate Stage
The text defines the stage as legitimate and standard, distinguishing original legitimate drama as plays with recognized theatrical and literary merit, including Shakespearean works.
Success Rule The Talent Of Success Quotations
A short paragraph quotes Longfellow on success as doing well at one’s tasks without seeking fame. It emphasizes mastery and consistent effort as the key to achievement. No events or date references are provided.
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Longfellow
Milky Way Diameter Measured at Vast Distances
An astronomer computes the Milky Way's diameter at 189 quadrillion miles, a scale that underscores the galaxy's immense span. The calculation reflects current estimates based on stellar distributions and galactic structure.
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Milky Way
Negro Actor Honored With Memorial Window
A memorial window in the Shakespeare theater honors Ira Aldridge the african american actor who portrayed Othello opposite Edmund Keane as Iago.
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Shakespeare Theater
Ira Aldridge
Edmund Keane
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