Window Watcher Grace Leland Faces Fatal Paper Trail
Grace Leland returns to Milldale after eighteen years to comfort her son David with wealth and status. She forges Thomas Slater's name to a three thousand dollar check to buy him a car, planning to explain upon Slater’s European return. A bank dispute reveals Slater died in London, and Grace is confronted by authorities as Ace Hawkins and Sam McQuade observe from the sidewalk.
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CE Hawkins
Sam McQuade
Grace Leland
Ace
Sam
Milldale
Grace
Butcher Boy
Chic Myers
Chet
White House
Thomas Slater
Europe
Leland
David
Icarus
Africa
Broadway
Slater
Corace
Headquarters
Textile Bank and Trust Company
London
Ace Hawkins
Crossword Puzzle Clues Pack
Readable crossword clues include 43 Plant of extraordinary size 46 Archaic truth 48 To recite pompously 49 Winglike 50 To proffer.
Get It Learn How to Do Everything and Improve Life
Three visitors ask how to get more out of life. The lesson from Alexander Graham Bell’s tale is to become accomplished in many fields. Strive to learn, dance, swim, fish, ride, or discuss stamps, flowers, books, music, and art to avoid being a one skill specialist.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Mr. Henry
Soybeans Will Hold Own if Given Chance
The article notes soybeans became a major U S cash crop after 1922 with wide uses in farm home and industry. Farmers cite late planting flexibility and high per acre returns plus protein concentrates for livestock and poultry. Soybean oil supplies half of shortenings and over 40 percent of margarines from 1 500 000 acres.
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America
SHORTCHANGE THE SOIL SWEET CLOVER TRIAL RESULTS
University of Illinois agronomists report crop rotation results from Carthage field. In a three year cycle corn oats and wheat sweet clover was seeded in wheat and plowed under for corn. One plot had fall cut clover removed, the other left uncut. Both plowed next spring with yield effects shown.
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Carthage Soil Experiment Field
University of Illinois Agronomists
New Type Spray Oil For Fruit Trees
Geneva experiment station developed a new superior oil for dormant sprays on fruit trees. The oils are said to be more effective and safer to use on trees. Worldwide about 25 million gallons of horticultural spray oil are used annually, enough to produce roughly a billion gallons of diluted spray.
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Geneva
New Machine Aids Deep Fertilization
An Illinois farmer developed a machine that places fertilizers at plowhole depth and covers up to 30 acres per day. Root depth placement in soil or plow furrow bottoms gains advocates, addressing delays from slow traditional application and enabling late season use after weather stabilizes.
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Iinois
Lesson for June Eight
A religious education note outlines the June 8 lesson plan with selected scripture texts. It mentions content choices approved for use by the International Council of Religious Education and indicates the material is used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Bible Revival Under Josiah Readings and Covenant
A sermon on Josiah’s reign highlights found scripture in 2 Chronicles and its call to read belief and practice. It urges modern leaders to return to God’s Word, renounce idols, renew covenants, and restore true worship culminating in Passover remembrance and redemption through Christ.
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Josiah
Judah
Jerusalem
Council
God
Huldah
America
Christ the Redeemer
Christ
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Druggis
Schrock Fertilizer Service
Congerville,il
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State of Kansas
TRE American Building & Loan Association Security Mat’ Bank
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Direction Southwest Hotels, Inc
H. Grady Manning
R. E. McEachin
Cross Eyes
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Pinkham
Lidia E Pinkham
WNU
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