The Mazaroff Mystery Heir Claims Blue Diamonds
In the London investigation, Armintrade confirms selling Mazaroff’s two blue diamonds to a syndicate for two hundred thousand pounds. The will now makes Mervyn Holt the sole beneficiary, with Armintrade owing Holt the option proceeds.
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Armintrade
Crole
Mazaroff
Mazazoff
Trexaetly
Salim Mazaroff
Iolt
Maznnoff
Holt
York
Crete
Crote
Mervyn Holt
Mr. Holt
Mr. Crole
Maythorne
Mazinoff
London
Woodcock
Parslave
Murder over diamonds drives next step in London's Woodcock case
Maythorne and Crole pursue Eccleshare and Parslake as suspects. Mallison confirms tips on Mazaroff and Armintrade linking Lady Locke and Sir Samuel. The group hails a possible motive: murder for robbery with diamonds at stake and a London connection.
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Mazinoff
Crole
Armintrade
Eccleshare
Parslave
Courthope
Maythorne
Mr. Crole
Mr. Armintrade
Mincing Lane
Mazaroff
Woodcock
Doctor Eccleshare
London
Conduit Street
Sir Samuel Locke
Lady Locke
Maillison
Arm
Armstrong
Locke
Sir Samuel
Mallison
Capital Dent
Huntingdon
York
Gilchester
Marrasdale
Jedburgh
Munzaroff
Manners
Corkerdale
Humble Ax Revealed as Instrument of Romance
The Ax Manual by Lecter McLaren argues the ax shaped human history from Stone to Iron Ages, aiding pioneers and builders. It links famous figures like Washington and Lincoln to the tool, celebrating its bond with nature and its role in cabin life and forest management.
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Humble Ax
Instrument of
Romance
America
Washington
Boone
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Gladstone
England
Lecter McLaren
Amertea
Sanity in the Madhouse
Excerpt reflects a viewpoint of preferring a madhouse for sanity over noisy clubs and movements. It critiques intellectual chatter about philosophy and earnest calls to service that seem to seize others’ toys.
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G Kk
Besterhon
All such are great factors in waking a business go and grow
The New Albany Tribune comments on workers who evade effort and miss accuracy while praising those who take initiative and perform well, noting the contrast between easy shortcuts and diligent, timely work.
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George
New Albany ‘Tribune
Must Have Lost Some
A concise note on methods of acquiring books noting buying and borrowing grant permanent possession as common practice.
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Whitlock
Extra cockerels may be caponized says New York college
The New York state college of agriculture advises caponizing extra male birds not sold as broilers to hold over. Capons fetch higher holiday prices and are quieter, with flesh that retains broiler flavor. Suitable breeds include Orpingtons, Light Brahmas, Jersey Giants for large capons, and Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds for smaller ones.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Cornell
Office of Publications
Ithaca
New York
Summer Hygiene for Chicks Waterers and Feeders
Keep waterers clean during summer to prevent contamination as chicks mature. Position feeders away from dirt and ensure clean feed at all times to minimize disease spread from floor buildup.
Dakan Leads Effort for Dry Poultry House Floor
Dry Henhouse Floor B L Dakan, head poultryman at Ohio State University, describes his practical method for building a dry floor. He leveled the soil, raised it above ground level, laid tar paper to block groundwater, and added a two inch concrete layer, yielding one of the driest poultry house floors this past winter.
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B. L. Dakan
Ohio State University
Dakan
Early action controls red mites in poultry
Iowa State College poultryman R L Cochran warns that red mites multiply rapidly in warm weather and can flight or live months without food. They stunt or kill young chickens and halt egg production. Eggs hatch in four days and the new mite begins feeding.
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R. L. Cochran
Iowa State College
Lime for Hen Yard to Prevent Poultry Disease
The article urges liming every bare poultry yard and plowing or spading at once, kept under cultivation for several weeks. It notes mixed views on all-slaked lime as a soil disinfectant but says it will likely benefit future crops. frequent soil stirring helps prevent disease contamination, so cultivable crops are best.
Father of Seven Daughters Quips on Family Finances
A humorous quip from the Chicago Daily News notes a father with seven daughters. He answers a remark about seven mouths to feed by saying he and his wife have fourteen mouths now that all seven girls are married.
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Chicago Daily News
Lickdale
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
CrivonTl
Surraan
Lickdale, Pa
Progress at the Rio Grande pushes American side forward
Real progress within a decade shows Americans advancing their side of the Rio Grande at Brownsville Texas three centuries ahead of the Mexican side. It notes that the poor may be happy if they avoid millionaire tastes and an old bachelor says marriage is trouble.
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Rio Grande
Brownsville
Texas
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Mazarofi
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Kloop
Mizaroff
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Armintrude
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Sater
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Rio Grande Valley of Texas
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Side Station
Springfield
W.galinor
Battleview
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Neo Cable
Harold Somers
Brooklyn
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