A Woman Finds Love After a Hair Dilemma
Ilsa, tired of beauty pressures and jelly-making duties at Aunt Abigail’s, plans to flee town with Larry Philmore. A letter hints at a new life, but a visit from Larry leads to a quiet confession: her hair and smile win his heart, ending doubts about their future.
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Abigail
Melba
Larry
Ilsa
Tor
USA
Prim Warden
Tisa
Larry Philmore
Davenport
Molly Davis
Isa
Lisa
Profitable Dairy Herd Records Boost Returns in Oklahoma
Daily milk yield records improve herd productivity without increasing numbers. A USDA report cites an Oklahoma example where 27 cows produced STSI2 in one month, and after a year of herd-record work with 28 cows, cream value rose to 223.60, nearly triple the prior return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Dotre
Rest By Reverend George E Guille
A brief note from the Moody Bible Institute Extension Department in Chicago credits Reverend George E Guille with themes of rest and spiritual renewal drawn from his ministry and writings.
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Sneeze Sparks High Stakes Suit in English Court
In a restaurant Mr. Foley lent a match to Mr. Davidson to light a cigar. A sudden sneeze from the match owner caused the cigar to go out and heated words ensued. Foley was arrested for disorderly conduct and seeks £10,000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Foley
Davidson
Foley
Heart Shaped Home Featured in California Deft Decor
A devtor's wife in California occupies a home called Pericardium with heart shaped furniture. Tables chairs and decorative pieces reflect a theme. The bed features a heart shaped headboard and Cupid's arrow posts. A heart shaped frame holds an embracing angel pair.
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Devtor
California
Mandolin Replaces Lute In Medieval Europe
The lute, the ud of the Moors meaning the wood, was introduced by Saracens and spread from Spain across Europe. Its medieval successors the mandolin supplanted it, while contemporaries the eittern and rebea were also favored in melodic Europe.
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Spain
Europe
Rebea
Rmeodiecat
Local Births and Visits Highlight Bisbee and Indy Relations
Claude Cain from Bisbee visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cain this week. Paul Wrights of Akron are visiting the Foster family. A daughter born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schroeder, and a ten pound daughter born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Glassie Walters. Dr. George Pirtle travels to St Petersburg Florida for winter. Elis Howard travels to Wichita Falls Texas to visit daughter Mrs. Paul McMurdy. James M. Billman visits Indianapolis residents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mullane last week.
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Claude GB. Cain
Bisbee
Ariz
John Cain
Cain
East
Paul Wright Werd Little Son
Akron
Ohio
Joe Wright
Joe Schroeder
George Pirtle
Carlisle
Refuses Food Until Husband Joins Church
In Danville Illinois Sadie Harrington fasted forty eight days after a peace conference with Rev. Mr. Payne. She broke her fast after the minister assured the milk would stay down and claimed readiness for breakfast. The effort aimed to compel her husband to join the Church of God.
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Danville
Ill
Sadie Harrington
Mr. Payne
Cautionary Ice Picking Proves Costly In Household Notes
A humorous Atlantic Monthly fragment argues warnings accompany many tasks and that practical mothers grow weary of clandestine ice handling. It jokes that even loyal daughters use an ice pick secretly, while a loving mother asserts her right to be annoyed over the cold mishap.
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Frances Lester Warner
Th Ailantic Monthly
His One Chance Fishing Note From Boys Life
An impatient man declares he will go fishing because it offers a chance to momentarily escape a busy life. He admits fishing is not his habit, but his line might bring a rare sense of solitude and self-discovery.
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Isle of Wight
Victoria
Elizabeth
Ingland
Carisbrook Castle
Noah
Athirst
Ife
Wisconsin gains in tuberculosis free herds rapid progress
Field reports show Wisconsin leading in accredited cattle herds free from tuberculosis with May gains of 47 herds and a predicted June rise of 92 more. By July 31 the state had 302 accredited herds, advancing from eighth to third in national rankings behind Minnesota and Virginia.
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Wisconsin
Badger
Minnesota
Virginia
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Grind Alfalfa and Clover for Dairy Feeding
Dairymen with more than 15 cattle may profit from a grinder capable of processing alfalfa or clover, especially for feeding mature clover. In some communities, shredding stover and feeding it to cows is common, and the stalk remains are eaten while the residual material makes good bedding when mixed with straw.
Fall freshening yields higher milk and fat production
Iowa dairy specialists report fall freshening increases production about ten percent compared with spring or summer freshening, based on analysis of extensive records from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Unprofitable Cow Receives Chance to Thrive
A farmer argues that an unprofitable cow should not be discarded but given a chance to produce offspring and fulfill a purpose. The text suggests preserving the animal in hopes of yielding a better cow than itself.
Seeking Strength From God Through Deep Preparation
Archbishop Benson speaks on obtaining strength from above by clear purpose and deep preparation. He compares this to digging deep to lay a solid foundation for massive construction, stressing honest motive and thorough effort.
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Archbishop Benson
Lilac Time Reunion Fails After 16 Years
Bill Curtis leaves his home and plans to return to Marcia after a long wage earning stretch. At the station he begins to fear a changed world and finds Marcia is still married to Jim, with their two children and a messy, ordinary life awaiting him.
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Bill Curtis
Bill
Marcia
Jim
Muarein
Tinio
Jin
Billy
Customers Sequured For Poultry Shows
City residents inspect a farm and learn farming conditions. A Indiana producer near a summer resort built a year round direct marketing business shipping butter eggs and dressed poultry to resorters in winter. He bills monthly and faces occasional supply limits rather than pricing issues with town Hucksters.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Hatchery Breeding Rules For Egg Use And Mating Ratios
The male must be in the flock from ten to fifteen days before eggs laid can be used for hatching. After the gigie is removed from the flock, hareble ewes laid for about three weeks. Provide one mate to every twenty Leghorn or other copy breeds, use one male to every fifteen Rocks Reds Wyandottes or Orpingtons, and one male to each twelve Langshans Brahmas or other meat breeds.
Barium Poisonous to Rats In USDA Study
A United States Department of Agriculture study finds that a 20 percent barium carbonate rat bait is effective, with a fatal dose reached by about one third to three eighths of a meal for an average rat. Some die within 24 hours, but mortality is not universal. The report notes barium is dangerous to small animals, and fatal doses vary with animal size.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Succulent Feed for Fowls in Spring Diet
The article discusses hens laying best with spring grasses and urges mixed feeds using a heavy nutritious base. It notes the shift from wheat bran to forage for a nonfattening, nutritious mash and stresses adjusting the bill of fare to forages' advantages.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Metha
Philmore
Asa
England
Lisa Steele
Eli
Mik
George E. Guille
Sneeze
House of Hearts
Hubby
Orpington
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