To the Glen They Find a Christmas Refuge
Darrow and Eleanor escape through a frozen night to the Glen with the Christ-baby awaiting, meet a craftsman sharing his woes, and hope to reach Emery before their pasts trap them. The tender reunion with the children highlights a fragile safety as the tale nears its next chapter.
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Darrow
Eleanor
Leanor
Jock
Emery
Glen
Elenor
Nothig
Westover
Wood Road
Jeanor
Stone
Bess
Grandmother
Marie
Love Deities Named In Association List
A list attributes love to several deities including Aphrodite Astarte Cupid Dione Eros Freya Hymen Kama and Venus. The compilation presents mythic figures across cultures tied to love desire and sexuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphrodite
Astarte
Cupid
Dione
Eros
Freya
Hymen
Kama
Venus
Poultry Farm Time Schedule Boosts Labor Efficiency
A guide from the New Jersey College of Agriculture advises poultrymen to organize daily work with a schedule from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm to increase output. It recommends automatic water systems and labor saving gear to cut handling and culling labor, noting spring demands.
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J. C. Taylor
Poulman
New Jersey College of Agriculture
WNU Service
Expert Computes Value of Farm Women’s Labor
Miss Julia Newton of the Farm Credit administration told farm women at an Indianapolis convention that a farm woman’s labor over thirty years is worth more than 50 000. She cited meals prepared 235 425 at 15 cents each totaling over 35 000 and detailed values for garments bread loaves cakes pies vegetables canning laundry and cleaning tasks, illustrating the economic worth of domestic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Newton
Farm Credit Administration
Indianapolis
Apache Agent John P. Clum and his Apache policy
In 1878 at San Carlos Arizona John P Clum a twenty two year old Rutgers graduate became Apache Agent. He created self governing courts Indian police and pay for work fostering peace then captured Geronimo with loyal Apaches across 400 miles without a shot fired. His reform era ended in 1877 but he later gained fame as editor and official in Tombstone until 1932.
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Wsen
Arizona
Rutgers College
San Carlos Reservation
Wild West
John Philip Clum
San Carlos
Clum
Geronimo
New Mexico
John P. Clum
Tombstone
Farm notes on eggs hens beekeeping and crops improve yields
Feedlot Nine notes one dozen eggs equal a pound and 20 freight cars carried 3 000 000 eggs to New England relief agencies. Geese avoid lice and diseases. Laying hens vary in profitability and maturity by breed. Beekeeping must control swarming for honey yields. Milk cooling requires 45.1 pounds ice per 10 gallon can. Seed smut treatment boosts oat yields. Lime requires soil testing. Winter wheat acreage grows mainly for pasture. Sheep numbers rise with time.
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New England
Escape to Derna and Eaton’s desert epic
The narrative recounts William Eaton of Connecticut who led a 400‑man force across 500 desert days to seize Derna from Tripoli in 1805. He faced mutiny and extreme heat, stormed the city with allied sailors, but was later forced to withdraw by orders from Jefferson. Eaton died in poverty in 1811.
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William Eaton
Connecticut
Tunis
Tripoli
Eaton
America
Jefferson
Ahmet
Yusuf
Alexandria
Egypt
Derna
United States
Barbara Bell Patterns for Spring and Summer
The notice promotes Barbara Bell sewing patterns and pattern books for all ages from children to mature figures. It highlights patterns 1268 1292 and 1255 with yardage estimates and sizes, urging readers to order the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book by mail from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago. It notes 15 cent prices and the Bell Syndicate service.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Twain Named America's Best Paid Writer By Harper’s Since 1898
Harper's has been Mark Twain's sole publisher since 1898 and since his death in 1910 has paid over 1.25 million dollars in royalties. Since 1896 Harper's sold more than 6.5 million copies of the humorist's work, not counting stage and screen profits or Twain's own publishing earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Harper’s
Safe in Silence as a Daily Mantra
A reflective note cites the idea that silence protects against contradictions caused by impertinence vulgarity or envy. The quotation, attributed to Zimmerman, frames silence as the safest response to provocation.
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Zimmerman
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Dog
Tommy
Christ
Mary
Joseph
Father
Western Newspaper Union
C. R. Cross
Oklahoma A
M. College Agronomist
Mollie R
Sis
Suyy
Doans
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