Moonlit Drive Ends With Murdered Wife Scene
Tony and Larry flee their affair and face a brutal twist as a late night car ride leads to a call for help. They find Oak Lawn home, ring bell, and a pained man reveals his wife has been murdered, forcing a shattering shift in their plans.
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Larry
Fitch
Ruth
del Monte
Tony
New York
Darling
Cliff
Santa Clara
King City
San Jose
Scott
Donny murder case fuels front page speculation and trials
The Donny murder saga centers on Harold Donny a wealthy Pittsburgh rancher and his wife Zelda Mhoon as rumors swirl about jealousy threats and a split life. Ruth Bellamy and Tony confront strained loyalties while Tony faces a possible divorce and a planned departure for New York with the Bellamy circle. The narrative shifts between intimate confessions and police intrigue as the case lingers.
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Donny
Harold Donny
Everard Donny
Pittsburgh
Zelda Mhoon
Santa Barbara
Dennys
Lawrence Bellamy
Antoinette Taft
San Jose
Miss Taft
Mrs. Bellamy
Pebble Beach
Meg
Brenda
Cliff
Larry
Tony
Ruth
del Monte
King City
Hal
Laboratory to Study Soy Bean and Industrial Uses
A co operative laboratory at the University of Illinois directs E O May as director and W J Morse on breeding to improve soy bean industrial uses and test varieties. Researchers note dramatic rise in acreage from 2,000,000 in 1924 to 5,000,000 last year and output from 5,000,000 to 40,000,000 bushels. The Bankhead Jones act funds specialized labs in major agricultural regions.
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University of Illinois
E. O. May
W. J. Morse
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Safety Pens for Handling Young Bulls
North Carolina State extension dairyman John A. Arey urges use of safety bull pens to prevent injuries from sudden bull attacks. He warns against slaughtering high grade young bulls for minor temperamental traits and says safety pens prolong a bulls useful life while aiding herd improvement.
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John A. Arey
North Carolina State Collerge
Arey
Oats Versus Corn in Feed Value for Livestock
The Rural New Yorker notes oats are less fattening than corn but useful in grain rations for breeding and young stock. Oats have about 16 percent less starch, 1 percent less fat, and 2 percent more crude protein than corn, with roughly 15 percent fewer total digestible nutrients per ton. Corn averages 1,714 pounds of total digestible nutrients per ton and consumes about 1,408 pounds.
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New Yorker
Cow Always at Work in the Dairy
The article explains that cows appear idle yet are among the farm’s hardest workers. It notes milk production drives a constant demand for nutrients, drawing food from blood and potentially from the cow’s body if feed is insufficient.
Buckwheat Use Study Notes Limited Hay Value
The article notes minimal experiments on buckwheat as hay. It is high in fiber and becomes coarse if not cut green. Feeding alone may cause digestive upset and skin rash in some animals. Buckwheat is best used as a weed killer or soil humus booster. only small grain harvests are typical.
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Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
N.o
Exclusive Dress Crochet Pattern for Toddlers
An easy crochet dress pattern for ages 4 to 8 features a dainty all over design and a mesh yoke forming sleeves and collar. Choose white or colored string. Pattern 5533 includes sizes 4 6 and 8 with illustrations and stitch details. Send 15 cents plus pattern number and address to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St New York NY.
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Hiven
Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Liberality in the Present by Plumer
Quote stating that a person who is not liberal with what they have deceives themselves into thinking they would be generous if they had more. Reflects a moral reflection on stinginess and true liberality.
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Plumer
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