Meleen's Dying Will Sets Hidden Heir in Line
In a western mining town, millionaire Andy Meleen, dying of old age, plans to leave his vast fortune to a nephew he has never seen. Lawyer Phineas Carboy prompts revelation of Meleen’s past, including a long-ago marriage and a missing sister, as the search for an heir begins.
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Dor Juan
Ork
Meleen
Olf
Andrew Mcleen
Cardiff
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Ames
Eyrie
San Angeles
San Francisco
Portl
Seattle
Andy Meleen
Imwyer
Andy
Evan
Phineas Carboy
Asde
Mr. Carboy
Carboy
Andy Mcleen
Car Hey
Mattie
Amoriky
York
Minna
Uncle Sam
Aulver
Mr. Meleon
The Ultimate Aim in Life and Self Mastery
The Philadelphia Record argues life centers on developing character and the soul, testing the body in a gym of growth. It urges inner beauty to gain outward loveliness, renouncing trifling habits, pursuing truth, and mastering right thinking to claim a divine birthright as free, worthy children of God. It warns against overdoing without readiness to redo.
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Philadelphia Record
Sanitary Cow Stalls Show the Way to Pure Milk
A Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin urges dairymen to adopt sanitary cow barns. The Model stall by ex Governor Hoard combines cleanliness with cow comfort, guiding feet, udders, and hay access, while a removable wooden floor mat aids cleaning and durability.
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A. Ocock
University of Wisconsn
Agricultural Experiment Station
W. D. Hoard
Record-Making Jersey Cow At New Jersey Experiment Station
At the New Jersey experiment station the dairy herd is composed of strictly business animals. Both grades and purebred animals are kept, the basis of their membership in the herd being production rather than general value. The cow shown herewith the.
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New Jersey Experiment Station
Dangers of Pasturing Mares and Foals
A horse care note warns that turning mares out to pasture with foals after feeding rich grain can change milk composition and cause the foal to suffer diarrhea and death. Gradual pasture introduction and continued grain feeding for mare and foal are advised to ensure safe adaptation and milk quality.
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Wwee
Grésa
Rats Cause Global Crop and Food Damage Estimated at 100 Million
Government estimates show rats cause extensive crop and food losses amounting to about 100 million dollars annually. The figure reflects damage to crops, stored foods, and other goods across sectors.
Skin Humor Cure Promises Relief After 25 Years
A reader recounts twenty five years of facial and neck skin worsting misery from a chronic humor cured by Cuticura Remedies after trials with doctors and hospitals failed. Testimonial from 8 P Keyes of Boston dated Oct 13 1903 cites rapid, complete cure. Another note from Wm Sadler of Philadelphia dated May 1 1909 reports pimples cleared after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent.
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Cutiura
P. Keyes
Compress St
Boston
Mass
Cuticura
Wm. Sadler
Susquehanna Ave
Phil Delphia
Samples of College Humor
A German professor at a girls college detains a student with a playful request and a student reports advice to classmates to take courses with men professors to gauge knowledge. A professor’s wife warns him about standing bareheaded in the rain. Life quips on monotony and observing others’ wants from Royston.
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Guneral
John
Genius Lies in Trying to Borrow Money, Says A Man
A fragment quotes a saying on finance noting a genius is someone who attempts to borrow money and succeeds. The line contrasts clever effort with practical access to funds, reflecting a stock remark on monetary boldness.
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Ray Walters
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J. B. Lippincott Co
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Manda King
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Royston
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Libby
Vicona
Libby, McNeil
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