The Rose For My Mother In Potter's Field
Arch Trevlyn a New York street sweeper receives a white rose from a kind girl named Margie Harrison. He later discovers his mother has died, leaves with the pennies he saved, and mourns in a frugal funeral attended by Mat Miller as the city passes by a harsh, poverty stricken scene.
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Trevlyn
New York
St. John’s
Arch
Rascal
Archer Trevlyn
Archer
Florine
Arco
Mat Miller
Mat
Mrs. Hill
Peggy Sullivan
Potter’s Field
Chapter II Return to the Wretched Den
Mat leads Arch back into the rough home and imposes a rule to stay with Grandma Rose. The scene hints at a tense family dynamic and fear of punishment for misbehavior. Arch, addressed as a child, faces a stern elder and a harsh living situation in a troubled household.
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Mat
Arch
Grandma Rose
Imad
Trevlyn Family Saga Ends In Outcast Struggles
Arch Trevlyn grows up amid Grigg Court vice after landlord eviction and his mother Helen Crayton’s hidden past. Hubert Trevlyn, a proud painter, married Helen despite paternal wrath, creating a lineage of honor now tested by hardship, debt, and street life. Arch clings to bitterness while survival shifts him away from his upbringing.
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Arch
Grandma Rugg
Mat
Grigg Court
Hubert Trevlyn
Trevlyns
Hubert
Helen Crayton
Helen
Trevlyn
New Submarine Goubet Promises Silent Torpedo Attacks
A French built electric submarine boat named the Goubet, ordered by Brazil, is tested on the Seine. Sixty six months long and ten tons displacement, it carries a three man crew and can stay underwater twelve hours with compressed air. It uses a screw as rudder and surfaces via a weighted lead keel if needed. Its limited range due to electric power suits hidden strikes against enemy ships, with torpedo throwing capability and a surface return.
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Seine
Goubet
Up-to-Date Hints on Apple Cultivation and Storage
A Minnesota note advises planting climate-adapted varieties and careful handling to extend apples’ shelf life. It highlights Duchess and Wealthy as viable fall and early winter keepers with cold storage, sheds, and moist cellars as key factors, plus practical grafting and budding tips from D. R. Dunlhue.
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Far
Malinda
Minnesota
Yellow Medicine County
Grand Old Mower County
Njoy
Namenstead
C. Wedge
Farmers’ Review
Budding Apple Trees Early by C Andrews Technique
If apples are small under an inch diameter girdled stock buds can be grafted to mature a year sooner than budding. Budding timing is July, before sap falls, with a knife cut on the stock and a bud placed under bark then tied with calico. Next spring remove the stock above the bud and rub off other sprouts.
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D. R. Dunlhue
C. Andrews
Potato starch and related agricultural notes
The piece discusses starch production from corn and potatoes, noting Maine’s Aroostook County as a major potato source and high prices paid, contrasts western prices, and mentions new starch factories in the Midwest. It covers consular reports, velvet soup recipe, Indian forest protection, Mexican stuffed potatoes, and advances in butter production.
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New England
Aroostook
Maine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Farmers’ Review
League of Argos Forms to Limit Athens
The League of Argos formed about BC 421 by Argos Corinth Elea Mantine and Chalcidice against Athens aimed to curb Athenian power. Its plan failed when Athens unexpectedly joined the league and became a member. Walk in the Spirit sentence.
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Corinth
Elea
Mantine
Chalcidice
Athens
League
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