Parable of the Fishes Triggered by a Boy and Minister
A London Bystander tale recounts Robbie returning home with trout when faced by a local minister. The boy challenges the minister to explain why the coat was nabbin’ worms on a Sunday, turning a minor incident into a parable of obedience and consequence.
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Robbie
London
Bayer Aspirin Ad Praises Safety and Doctor Advice
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor before taking pain remedies and to compare with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims Bayer Aspirin is safe for regular use and highlights its discovery changing medical practice. It advises buying Bayer Aspirin by name at drug stores.
Treasure of Yorick Castle Hidden Fortune Mystery
John Spencer and Geoffrey Bohun chase a hidden fortune linked to Yorick castle. Pharaoh and his gang pursue treasure while John and Helena flee through forests and villages, seeking safety as plots unfold around Plumage farm and a secret vault.
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John Spencer
Geoffrey Bohun
Austria
Geoffrey
John
Pharaoh
Dewdrop
Rush
Bugle
Bailey
Spencer
Yorick Castle
Helena
Annabel
Plumage Farm
Yorick
Valentine
Salzburg
Plumage
Count Valentine
Faning
Forester
Freda
Salzbure
Disguised Return to Plumage Sparks Urgent Plan
John tracks Geoffrey’s disappearance by suspecting a coded telegram. He travels toward Plumage to gather news from Bugle, Rush, and the forester’s wife while avoiding guards and watching for Pharaoh’s next move. The stake is Geoffrey’s fate and Freda’s possible location.
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Forester
John
Geoffrey
Pharaoh
Freda
Salzburg
Plumage
Helena
Bugle
Dewdrop
Yorick
Rush
Notions of Love and Truth Across a Cottage Scene
A tense confession unfolds as John reveals his lifelong love for Nell. Helena admits a calculated ploy to uncover his feelings, and the two confront the truth amid intimate, probing dialogue. A dramatic embrace seals the moment.
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Geoffrey
Nell
Helena
Mystery of Poor Corn Crop Solved
A University of Witness service reports that several corn crop failures on older soils stem from potassium deficiency. Potash fertilizer restores yields where other fertility elements remain adequate, while timely manure and straw applications delay deficiency effects. Returning straw to nonclover land can reduce yields by tying up nitrogen.
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M. Linley
Soils Extension Specialit
University of Witness
WNU
Sheep income forecast high as lamb prices rise in 1936
University of Minnesota extension economist J B McNulty says lamb prices in 1930s terms likely to peak since 1924 with strong wool prospects. With fewer ewes than 1935 and minimal 1934 carryover, feeder lambs face tighter supplies and rising prices. Horses face reduced demand as farms pivot to mechanical power unless fuel costs climb.
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J. B. McNulty
University Farm
St. Paul
United States
Tankage Tested as Protein for Dairy Cows at Amherst
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station at Amherst executed a study on tankage as a protein source for fattening steers and dairy cows. Twenty four cows from Massachusetts State College herd split into two groups of twelve received high grade dry render Tankage and a soybean cottonseed ration across two 40 day periods with three reversals for combined testing.
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Midwest Agricultural Experiment Stations
Massachusetts
Amherst
Massachusetts State College
Spray for Peach Trees from North Carolina State College
The state college advises lime sulfur spray for peaches to control insects and disease from now until just before buds swell. After swelling, leaf curl disease is not controlled. If an oil spray is used for scale, add a Bordeaux mix first and then the oil. For liquid lime sulfur mix six gallons lime sulfur to 50 gallons spray. for dry mix use 15 pounds lime sulfur to 50 gallons.
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North Carolina State College
General barley feeding and German blood rule cited
General notes say 70 to 80 percent of Canada s barley goes to livestock feed. A German law requires agricultural leaders to have German or parallel blood. Leading wheat states listed include North Dakota Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Illinois South Dakota Texas Montana Washington Ohio Indiana Minnesota and Idaho.
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General Farm
Canada
North Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Illinois
South Dakota
Texas
Montana
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Idaho
Crocheting an Afghan Tomorrow's Heirloom
An easy lacy afghan pattern promises warmth and charm for any room. The stripes resemble daisies, knit in a heartly stitch and adaptable in one color or three shades. Pattern 6254 provides diagrams material needs and color ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 2498 W fourteen St New York N Y.
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Direc-Tong
Thousehold Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
Theater employee plans stage appearance after death
John Reed once a gas lighter at Walnut Street Theater for fifty years arranged to have his head used as Yorick’s skull in Hamlet. His will directs removal of his skull after death to be displayed on stage, while his body is buried, and his head entrusted to theater props.
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Helena
John
Florin
Pharaoh
Nell
Yorick
John Reed
Walnut Street Theater
Ile
Yorlek
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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