High Protein Corn and Home Meat Market Insights
Article discusses high protein corn needing soil rich in nitrogen and legume rotation, recommending clover, peas, and beans to fix nitrogen. Warns high protein varieties exhaust soil faster than starch corn, suggesting balance with nitrogen-rich crops. Examines home meat market, national livestock values, and German meat price pressures amid supply shortages.
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Clayton
Wariier
Bureau County
Milnejs
The Maid of Maiden Lane Sequel to The Bow of Orange Ribbon
In this continued romance, Doctor Moran returns home to Ava and Cornelia after a morning of illness and news. Tensions rise over Mortality, social propriety, and the Hydes, as George Hyde seeks his mother’s blessing and defies old prejudices through love. The scene shifts to Hyde Manor where family dynamics unfold amid war talk and the lure of romance.
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Maiden Lane
Cornelia
Doctor Moran
John
Ava
Semple
New York
Paneer
Doris van Heempkick
Wim
Canton
Ohio
Piyekinek
George Hyde
Cogan
Moran
Julia
Georne Hyde
Thames
Hydes
Franklin
Cloak
Angelica
France
George
Prizes of the British Bar and High Salaries Revealed
A Cornish Maga zine summary notes that top legal salaries in Britain run into thousands a year. Lord Ulph and other senior judges receive about 8000 to 22000 pounds annually while Attorney General and Solicitor General earn substantial sums. Private practitioners rarely reach those figures. most early earners stay modest, while some fortunes come from patent cases appeals and parliamentary work.
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Ulph
Canterbury
Kaetned
Court of Appeal
Barrie
Jean
Cotter
Strange Dish On Menu At Party Causes Grave Suspicion
An odd menu item at a social gathering raises concerns as guests discuss a turkey dish described in humorous terms. A Cambridge guest, Prof Franely HM, and others debate the dinner's tone while society watches closely. Entry by nomination in navy is criticized as patronage. Trans Siberian rail promises timing soon in Paris for travelers from Maginot to Pekin.
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Franely HM
Tabor
Toye Club
Tenthi A
East Side
Tater
Cambridge
Fanonts English University
Howe
Page's Magazine
Lord Belborne
Admiralty
Naral
Batde
Abelr Baye
Asparagus Bed Guidelines and Orchard Advice
The article covers when to start asparagus beds in spring and advantages of early planting, warning against shallow watering and improper trench depth. It notes root spread, spacing, and the risk of overplanting. It also shares a cautionary tale of a deep trench failure and stresses practical bed depth from four to ten inches plus considerations for orchard layout and tree pruning to reduce labor and costs.
Bive Ceter One and Loyal Servant Tales Across Frontiers
A garbled report notes Dr Spring of Luttioh linking blue atmospere color to oxygen in particles, while Bho Masuda of Niwagori Japan earns a green tile for fidelity in a government award. The piece oddly mentions a divorce precedent for a domestic servant and describes wattles in Australia shedding leaves to conserve moisture, with acaria adaptations during dry climates.
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Spring of
Luttioh
Botaa
Bho Masuda
Niwagori
Japan
Bureau of Decorations
Australia
Cure for Kidney Pain Promoted by Dodd's Kidney Pills
An old newspaper fragment recounts a patient Mr A J Gmith in Warren's Corners who suffered kidney pain for years. Doctors claimed no lasting cure until after four days on Dodd's Kidney Pills, with rapid improvement and permanent relief. The piece includes other ad-like lines about household products and Niagara Falls horsepower, reflecting era ads.
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Warren's Corners
A. J. Gmith
Dodd
California Prunes Rise From One Tree to Big Industry
The first prune tree in California was planted in 1870 by a Frenchman who brought the tree from Praree. The ten acre fret orchard began yielding in 1875 and by 1901 California produced 160 million pounds. By 1962 the crop is expected much larger, centered in the Santa Clara valley with 3,507,140 bearing trees.
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California
Santa Clara Valley
Cures drunkenness by Brazilian coffee drinking
A traveler notes that coffee drinkers in Brazil rarely become drunk. In Brazil where coffee is grown and widely consumed, intoxication is seldom seen. Foreigners who adopt the Brazilian coffee cafe culture gradually lose the urge for alcohol as they follow the drinking habit.
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Brazil
Intosicwion Ie
Built Over Health From Food Grape Nuts Story
A Reading Pennsylvania man known as Treas credits Grape Nuts with restoring his health after five years of severe bowell trouble. He began the diet in May 1901, saw rapid improvement in weeks, and by now is nearly well, attributing his recovery to the food and its healing value.
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Reading
Treas
Western Canada beckons settlers with rich yields and cheap living
A letter from M. of Edmonton area extols Western Canada for homesteading. He describes mild winters, dry air, and bumper crops near Edmonton, Lethbridge, Lacombe and Raymond. He cites yields of wheat 36, barley 40, corn and beets strong, a new beet sugar factory at Raymond, and stories of settlers turning small investments into thriving farms. He urges readers from the States to relocate for a productive, affordable homestead with good markets and water.
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Iaoda
Alberta
Edmonton
St. Albert
Admonton
Raymond
Lethbridge
Lacombe
Western Canada
Wetaskiwin
Manitoba
Fife
Wetas Kiwin
States
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Berlin
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Posen
Love Story
Amelia E. Barr
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Hyde
Continévital
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Katherine van Heemekirk
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Kale
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