A Fish Out of Water Lovers Hexated by a Boatman
Ned Morgan suspects Edith prefers Jack Berdan, a sailboat operator at a lake resort, over Tom Winters. Edith begins to see Jack as she hides a budding romance while Ned probes, plans a sailboat party, and arranges a family intervention as Tom returns and Edith faces her feelings.
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Ned Morgan
Edith
Tom Winters
Tom
Eee
Sean
Ned
Jill
Cellent
Serimelepisi SI
Weill
Jack
Abe
Bostman
Romeo
Bessie Lawrence
Roundlake
R “T
Engish
Berdan
Essential features of a self-feeder construction illustrated
The illustration shows a cross section of the self-feeder with a feed carrier on a suspended track from barn to feeder. A 185 by 10 foot rectangular frame supports the track and bin, with a 16 inch wide opening and a 6 inch opening to prevent clogging. Studding of 2x4 inch material is placed four feet apart to support the sides.
Resinol Ointment Often Eases Poison Ivy Eruptions
An elderly Benton Kansas resident praises Resinol Salve for years of relief from severe Poison Ivy eruptions and itching. The letter notes ongoing use for wood poison and mentions the Sec. Adee’s European vacation and a lighthearted quip about truth and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
H. Kohl, Benton, Kan
Farm gate from axle and hubs inspires sturdy fencing
A reader in American Agriculturist describes building a gate from an old axle and hubs. Sink a hub in the ground and fasten the other to the fence post with an iron strap. Grease the axle, and anchor with a rock and wire for a strong gate. The article notes Maryland honey crop totals about 81,000,000 pounds annually, averaging 20 pounds per hive, with expert guidance suggesting 75 to 100 pounds per swarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
Small Hogs In Demand Across The Country
An article argues for lighter hogs suited for small hams, noting American packers prefer 125 to 150 pound hogs for ideal ham quality. It contrasts southern lean breeding with corn belt fattening and highlights Tamworth hogs, clover, and roots as favorable. Also mentions European demand for small hams and Mrs. E Candler of Cassville Wisconsin producing 13,000 pounds of honey from 300 bee colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
America
South
Great Corn Belt
Berkshire
Tamworth
Europe
England
Miss E. Candler
Cassville
Wisconsin
Missouri Tobacco Output Reaches 500000 Pounds At 12 Cents
Missouri farmers produced over 500000 pounds of tobacco last year with a market price of 12 cents per pound. The figure and rate highlight the scale of the state’s tobacco industry and budgeting for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
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Skinner
Adee
State Department
Thackera
United States
Berlin
France
Washington
Alway
California Fig Syrup Co
W. L. Douglas Hoes
Western
Canada
Dolliver
Laws
The
United
Williams
Baliding Totede
Ohtauapdtre
Achain Wu
School AT Home
Calvert School, Inc
Buob & Scheu CO
Court
Broadway
Cincinnati
Gia Dane
Eewitt Bim
Rte
Acca Pas de Be
Efibe
Silfion Bose
Smeatie
Sienna
Perina
Eliseer
Freee
Eve Fala
Oma
Colorado
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
E. L, Lomax, G. P. A
Union Pacific R. R. Co
Omaha, Nebraska
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