Studio party drama twists for four million prize
In a bustling party at a studio run by Doremas, Hall Bonistelle faces marriage pressure from Rosamund Gale and Carolyn Dallis as Jonas Hassingbury schemes to win wealth. Flodie and ally Doreman seek a safe plan as three women vie for Hall and a hidden will sparks intrigue while Alfred the janitor oversees a shifting web of loyalties.
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Doremaa
Jotm
Rae
Bogie
Wunery
Carolyn Daliys
Tial
Khe
Bie
Anawef
Rosamund Gale
Tina
Rho
Mall
Jenae Howningbury
Fiall
Timery
Tadie
Indien
Wiliance
Buncemelve Telehone
Allem
Alfred
Flodia
Jonas
Modie
Hassingbury
Flodie
Gale
Rosamund
Hall
Miss Fisher
Fioille
Plodis
Jiminy
Hall Bonistelle
Rommund
Vlodle
Bho
Terrreipekan
Ofice
Han
Bay
Abijah Galet
Nettleton
Jonse
Branford
Carolyn Dallus
Mrs. Royalton
Prodie
Mr. Doremus
Stephantine
Str
Mr. Doreman
Ian Fisher
Tean
Wheat farming shows fallow and plow methods in Great Plains
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin reports twelve conclusions from 14 stations over years on spring wheat in the Great Plains. It finds green manuring costly with uncertain yields and notes drought cannot be fully solved by cultivation. spring or fall plowing and stubble methods yield similar results when done economically.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Great Plaine
Great Plains
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Prof
Trink
Tnes
Fragmentary Note on Color Descriptions in Wildlife Terms
A stray, unclear passage discusses color terminology for animals, arguing that color words like black or white may be used metaphorically rather than literally. It references brown bears and yellow or white animals as examples, but remains largely unintelligible.
Pedigreed Trees Questioned by East Coast Orchard Expert
J. P. Sitewart, a noted eastern authority on orcharding, argued in a public talk that pedigreed trees remain at the fence of horticultural opinion. He said Pennsylvania experiment results on selection influence in young orchard trees were not conclusive, noting only a slight theory of Buch selection.
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J. P. Sitewart
Opie
Pennsylvania
Cement Flooring for Swine Proves Durable and Costly
A cement feeding floor is praised for longevity and appeal to wine lovers but costly to start. Brick floors offer decent performance but require a deep foundation of broken stone sand and cinders, raising expenses.
Securing a Set of Alfalfa in Corn Fields
The article notes a successful plan for establishing a strong alfalfa stand in corn. Good moisture, weed control, and protection of young plants during critical growth help secure quality stands and conserve moisture.
Collier's Weekly Reflection on Independence Signing Month
The text recalls the month when the Declaration of Independence was signed and notes a test of climate and conditions, mentioning a thermometer at 24 and humidity at 8, set amid a commentary on fashion and invention. It reflects historical musing rather than a direct report.
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Ummer
Collier'n Weekly
Absolutely Necessary Mr Mann and the Price Debate at Gallery
In a lively exchange at the art gallery catalogue fiasco Mr Mann questions prices while Mrs Mose insists on knowing costs. The couple debates if art is worth buying without price transparency.
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Mann
Art Gallery
Well there you go in the road side chat bit
A quirky dialogue scene features Squire Peavy addressing a colored citizen and roadside banter about temptation mercy and names. A motorist and farmer exchange a weathered joke about distance and a crow. The piece riffs on movie tropes and a wife waiting to light a cigar as a punchline.
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Cuddybump
Peavy
Jestice
Fragmentary Harsh Talk Among Animals and People
A garbled passage notes a loud fight among animals in a 200 event with a keeper describing it as a beastly row. It mentions a new bridegroom, bread breaking, and Eph Wiley selling sawdust.
Experience Question Reveals Manager Applicant
An applicant for a hotel manager job faced a blunt prompt asking for experience. The response pivots to a boast about personal wealth, a country home, and owning an automobile through all friends, suggesting evasive or evasive behavior rather than direct qualifications.
Skirting the Difficulty Comical Exchange in Dialogue
A brief cartoon style exchange features a pair discussing a skirt. The woman asks how the man likes it and he notes the garment looks fine though perhaps too long for a wilted fashion trend.
Portrait inquires and odd advice on ordering a still
A fragmentary exchange shows a weary speaker asking for a portrait order and receiving terse guidance to handle the task personally with a comb like tool. The garbled dialogue hints at a messy handling of a commission and personal animosity.
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New York
Plodie
Fiodie
Ray
Fledie
Piodie
Jouss
Mina
United States
Aetna Vousraen Oni
Sane General Roofing
Mig
Ancanaopurer
Af oaBng
du Pont
DU Pont Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Er Trower
Chase & McCoun
Exchange
Kansas City
Eph Wiley
Darber Mulahtne
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