Avenging ritual ends with capture and fire at the stake
The Senecas hear a death song as Tisege seeks vengeance for his daughter. Tiaoga overpowers and finishes the punishment of a traitor, while So Yan Makwan is avenged after the white girl’s scalp is displayed and cast into the flames.
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Tisege
Tiaegen
Tieoza
Tiaoga
Ah le Bah
Shindas
Hishonor
Sol Yan Makwun
Tisoga
Silver Heels
Yan Makwan
Jeems Reaches Kanestio in Quest to Fetch Message
Jeems travels seventy miles in thirty hours and enters Kanestio seeking aid for Tuinette as Indian sentiment shifts. He faces a quick return after tribal chief Matozee takes his weapons and detains him on arrival.
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Jeems
Kanestio
Mutozee
Yellow Bear
Tuinette
Kanestilo
Matozee
Tiaocs
Hen
Tiaoga
Toinette
Lake Ontario
Forbidden Valley
The
Richelieu
Lake Champlain
Ticonderoga
Fort Vaudreuil
Fort Carillon
Montcalm
Chemssle
Alfalfa Favored as Superior Legume
An Ohio agricultural bulletin compares forage crops, noting alfalfa's high protein and digestible crude protein per ton versus red clover sweet clover and other legumes. It endorses windrow haying with swath drying, turning daily, and using a wet hay loader to preserve leaf material and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghia
Ohio
Reed
Bus Passengers Beaten by Spain Village Mob
In Valencia province a driver hit a boy who was later left unpunished, triggering villagers to punish the next passerby. A bus and its passengers were halted, pulled from the vehicle, and beaten though none knew the reason. Fifteen treated by doctors and three hospitalized.
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Spain
Valencia
Resourceful Officer Recaptures Car Thieves in England
Two men who stole a car were surprised by a Marylebone police officer. They fled in another vehicle but the officer mounted the abandoned car and overtook them.
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Marylebone
England
Lime and Sweet Clover Will Increase Yields
Frank Moore of Clay County Illinois argues liming sour soil boosts corn yields from 10 to 20 bushels per acre to about 45. He says lime and sweet clover improve prairie land, and that failure to apply lime stems from neglect, not ineffectiveness. He prefers buying sour land cheaply over paying high prices for productive land elsewhere.
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Frank Moore
Clay County
Illinois
Mr. Moore
Raspberry Worm Identification and Control Tip
The raspberry fruit worm is a tiny larva of a beetle that damages buds leaves and fruit. Control involves spraying before flowers open with arsenate of lead 2 1/2 pounds per 100 gallons of water and cultivating the ground to destroy overwintering pupae.
Soybeans Suggested Against Chinch Bug Attacks
The article notes soybeans and other legumes are immune to chinch bugs. It advises planting soybeans on land beside bug infested wheat, promising profitability at least equal to corn, and mentions barriers to protect corn and sorghum are profitable but costly and time consuming.
Farm Facts and Tips for Sheep, Oats, and Crops
Practical notes on when to shear sheep and how to handle damp wool. Weeds respond best to sodium chlorate in August. Oats ground and sifted suit calf and pig feed, soaking discouraged. Summer fallow needs light cultivation to suppress weeds. Wheat now takes ten minutes to harvest per bushel versus three hours previously. Tomato leaf spot warning for untreated seed. Asparagus prefers sandy loam but tolerates heavy soils with good fertilization. Oats store well, resist cracking, and rarely heat even with moisture.
Brown fashion shifts toward brown travel wear and double-date dresses
Cherie Nicholas notes a growing vogue for brown in travel and town outfits. She highlights brown gowns, accessories, hats, gloves and white footwear with brown accents, plus brown silk grosgrain jackets, beige wool suits, and versatile double-date dresses that switch from sports frock to tailored ensemble.
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Panama
Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Black and White Fashion Trends in Dining Attire
A Kansas City Star fashion correspondent notes white and black combinations dominate dining wear. White accessories and crisp white liners with black hats create contrast, while white skirts pair with navy jackets and red accents resurface in informal ensembles.
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Kansas City Star
Longer Evening Coats to Return for Winter
A Paris fashion writer notes longer evening coats returning next winter. Lucile Paray in New York Times favors trailing coats while Germaine Lecomte features three quarter coats in Lyons velvet. Irene Dana showcases pale pink velveteen and Worth Irene Dana jackets appear white cross barred velvet.
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Paris
New York Times
Lucile Paray
Germaine Lecomte
Lyons
Irene Dana
Worth
Color Combinations Brighten New Modes With Unusual Hues
The text outlines fashion color pairings for outfits including brown with brick red or leaf green, brown accessories, and combinations like geranium red with pearl gray. It notes variety in coats, hats, gloves, belts, blouses, and accessories using navy with white or lemon yellow, and green ensembles with matching or contrasting hats and bags.
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James Oliver Curwood
Doutlegex Ceres Co
Inservice
Tlaoga
Lake George
Appearence
Six Nations
Oma
Tam Wood Pigeon
Chemussie
Deg
Wood Pigeon
Hepsibah Adams
Ufe
Tonteur Manor
Lfe
Tinoga
Chenussle
Brown Smart
Tuxedo Park
New York
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