The Crippled Lady of Peribonka ends with a confession
Paul faces Claire and Carla in a web of love and duty as Claire reveals her deeper feelings and Carla's secret love for Jimmy Ennerdale. The scene shifts to Cuba where executions by garrote and firing squad are described as a historical note on capital punishment.
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Paul
Carla
Carla Haldan
Claire
Taut
Kirke-Durand
Cafre
Jimmy Ennerdale
Jimmy
Ennerdale
Vaul
Frank
Choose Their Own Music According to Occupational Census
The New Orleans States notes that an occupational census finds few women piano tuners in the country. It also observes a trend of women prioritizing caregiving roles over motherhood and professional music work.
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New Orleans
Protection for Bees Necessary
B A Slocum of the New York State College of Agriculture notes winter protection for bees is vital as inner cluster bees generate heat and wear out, risking spring dwindling. He recommends packing cases and windbreaks, with detailed instructions in Farmers Bulletin 2012 from the NYS College of Agriculture.
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B. A. Slocum
New York State College of Agriculture
Properly Housed Fowls Will Prove Profitable
Poultry profits for the coming year depend on pullets. Cull hens to one fourth to one third of the flock and keep plenty of good pullets. Well developed pullets ensure higher winter egg production. provide a well ventilated house with at least three square feet per pullet. If space is inadequate, remodel or build a new coop and avoid crowding. Call and sell part of the excess pullets.
Soy Bean Hay Compared With Alfalfa for Cows
The Pennsylvania experiment station ran a three year feeding test comparing soy bean hay with alfalfa hay as roughage for dairy cattle. Soy bean hay is harder to cure and often inferior in quality, with lower average yield per acre than alfalfa but similar to clover in tonnage.
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Pennsylvania
Have Spray Equipment in Order Early for Spraying Season
The fruit grower who runs out his spraying equipment from winter quarters in February or early March inspects it carefully and secures needed parts and accessories. Planning ahead prevents costly delays and failures during the busy spraying season. Emphasis on pump, valves, nozzles, hose and other parts working properly.
Black Knot Treatment for Plum and Cherry Trees
The only effective cure is to cut out and burn knots. Destroy badly infested trees. Quick action saves clean trees. A dormant fungicidal spray may guard clean trees, but knots must be burned and season-long watch kept. Wear canvas gloves and avoid cross-contamination while handling.
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Bordeaux
Pithy Directions on How to Buy Seed
Seed should be clean viable free from disease and true to a good name. Obtain good seed by growing it or purchasing from reputable seed houses, study each firm’s character integrity and trials, check seed origin and stock numbers, and avoid excessive shopping once a reliable seedsman is found.
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Paul
Claire
Guidt
Joan of Arc
Carla
Jarl
Paris
Carin
Aaldan
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Paul Work
Carbohydrate Supply Cheapest in Any Silo
The article argues silos are universally applicable across states and nations, highlighting their economic value. It urges farmers to apply silo formulas to assess profitability and notes that weather does not negate silage as the cheapest accessible carbohydrate source.
Farm repair shop combines workshop and garage
The most convenient farm repair shop is a building that combines a workshop with a garage. It needs heat good light and practical tools. A 14 by 20 structure offers an efficient fitted space and plans may be obtained from county extension agents or the College of Agriculture in Columbia Missouri.
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College of Agriculture At
Columbia, Mo
Agricultural Squibs and Farm Advice From The Era
Agricultural squibs discuss soil amendments peat in clay or sandy soils to improve water retention. Broader stoves help warm laying houses in cold snaps. Government spends over $19 000 daily to suppress forest fires. Raspberries and blackberries should have old canes burned after harvest to reduce disease and pests. Vitamin D from sunlight or UV is needed for calves unless diet provides it. Winter rye sown in spring yields poor first season but may be good pasture briefly. Grapes prefer well drained gravelly loam and need drainage. Asparagus should be planted early with deep digging and barnyard manure incorporated this fall. Wooden buildings typically repaint every 3–4 years. excellent paint lasts six years. Ice water is mainly for humans. poultry and livestock prefer warm water, boosting profits.
Learning to Fly Aboard the Instructor Flight Lesson
A pilot trainee recounts a flight lesson with an inspector instructor. They perform maneuvers from climbs to tailspins then practice figure eights, spiral glides, and spot landings using trees as pylons. The instructor stresses steady control and repeated practice for mastery.
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Fyncle Sam
Department of Commerce
Western Newspaper Union
California Fig Syrup Helps Child Gain Appetite Energy
Mrs M Seilenbach of Omaha recalls her child improving after using California Fig Syrup. She notes her daughter’s better appetite digestion and energy, crediting the syrup for opening digestion and relieving constipation. Doctors recommend it for colds and children's ailments with digestive issues. Emphasize California to ensure genuine product.
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California
Hope for “Hasbeens” in Work of Rehabilitation
A Los Angeles by products firm converts millions of worn shoes into chemicals annually with imports adding hundreds of millions more. The piece muses on reusing old items from shoes to rags and wrecks, hinting at future roles for various outdated objects and even people.
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Los Angeles
New Orleans
Europe
Los Angeles Times
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Aids Stomach Upset Relief
Endorsed by doctors and used in hospitals Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes excess stomach acid. Take two spoonfuls in a glass of water for quick relief, suitable for men women children and babies. Available in 25c and 50c sizes at your drugstore.
First Arithmetic Book No. 1 Numerists Published 1677
Cocker's Arithmetic the first complete manual for numerists was published on September 8 1677 by Sir Roger L fis trate. The author died before publication and became famous in England as a master of mathematical subjects. The book remained a best seller for almost a century.
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Cocker
Roger L'fistrange
England
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