Intrigue in a New York Millionaire Novel
A gamblerly tale unfolds in a stormbound Western town as Gormly, a Gotham magnate, hosts Canadian guests for Christmas. A young woman of social conscience confronts him with the need to use wealth for public good, while a romantic undercurrent grows between them and the Haldanes.
Caring for the Dairy Sire in Herd Breeding
Purdue University Agricultural Extension describes how to keep dairy bulls healthy and active. The Purdue Dairy Herd uses a bull pen connected to a shed with three sides open to the south, dry conditions, water tank, and individual feed doors to maintain good breeding readiness and quick service.
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Purdue
Gormly commends Bliss Haldane on business acumen
Bliss Haldane and Mr. Gormly discuss the progress of the settlement house project. Gormly praises her sharp business mind, noting her capacity to estimate people and plans, and emphasizes discretion about their enterprise. He hints her father might benefit from business talks.
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Gormly
Bliss Haldane
Elevator Overcrowded With Bats During Lunch Rush
At noon a crowded elevator in a large office building climbed floor by floor as workers demanded access to the street. Inside were three girls and a man who had boarded at Fifteenth Corner. The operator proclaimed “Filled up” and sped on until an officer’s floor. the operator then declared the car was “Filled up with bats.”
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Miss Healdane
Livingstone Haldane
Gormly
Gormis
Haldane
Orns
Mr. Goodrich
Afteenth Cor
Demand for Granite Shifts Trade From South to Aberdeen
A 350 ton shipment of Scotch granite exported from South Carolina quarries reaches Aberdeen to satisfy on demand color variation needs. The note attributes the move to color variety, while a contrasting quip from Smart Set hints at social clash with a joke about a wife and an automobile.
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Aberdeen
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Atone
Free Seed Testing for Indiana Farmers and Seed Growers
Agricultural Extension Service reports a Purdue University seed testing program for Indiana farmers and dealers. Send two to three tablespoonfuls of seed with identifying marks to the Branch Seed Laboratory at Purdue University Lafayatte Ind for tests on purity inert matter and germination and weed seed impurities before buying alfalfa seed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Indiana
Lafavrelte
Ind
Demonstration Orchards Show Gains in Horticultural Department Trials
The horticultural department demonstrates across seven representative orchards from four to forty acres. Each site is supervised to record spraying pruning fertilizing cultivating and harvesting data. A control row is left un cared for for comparison and fall meetings discuss methods and results.
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Horticultural Department
Good Strawberry Crop Despite Dry Weather
The horticultural department reports 124 berry varieties harvested with a very good yield. Experiments show better results than nearby commercial growers due to careful cultivation, despite the dry weather.
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Horticultural Department
Scoring Report on Purdues Dairy Cattle by Ohio State Expert
Prof. O. C. Cunningham from Ohio State dairy department scored Purdues experiment station cows. Evening Primrose earned 87, Golden Dey at 5824 scored 82, Ida’s orn 2d at 84, and sire Gorgeous Boy scored 89.
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O. C. Cunningham
Dairy Department
Ohio State University
Purdues
Purdue
Work Bearing Fruit in Indiana Horticultural Expansion
Areas of spray pumps and spray materials report Indiana business growth driven by the state orchard demonstration program. The rise is linked to the horticultural department’s successful outreach and demonstration work across Indiana.
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Indiana
Purdue county fair exhibit to feature in Indiana fairs
A Purdue county fair exhibit will be one of the features at more than 20 Indiana county fairs during the late summer and fall. The educational display warrants close study and attention for its breadth and value.
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Indiana
Plants Eaten by Sheep
Nearly all plants at some period their growth seem palatable and freely eaten by sheep. No homes or wild animal is capable of subsist ing of more kinds of food.
Purdue Creamery Improves Butter Quality
Purdue creamery has greatly improved butter grading and patter quality through enhanced processing. The changes elevate the base product used in dairy grading, reflecting advances in the Purdue dairy program and its creamery operations.
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Purdue
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