Love Bad Sacrifice In A California Dream
Hattie Johnson a 17 year old mailing room worker joins a moving cast toward a film career. In a train bound for California she encounters director De Brissac and his ambitious crew, while Henry O Malley, the head cameraman, expands her world with talk of wireless drama and filmmaking. The romance and risk of stardom collide with caution as she balances family ties and growing desire.
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Hattie Johnson
Lucille Overman
Hattie
Lucille
DE Brissac
Alice
Emily
Grandma
California
Griffith
Ingrem
Cecil de Mille
Mr. O'Malley
Kansas
Roxbury Man Held Forty Six Jobs In Brief Career
Roxbury Massachusetts reports John Connors a Roxbury street resident once nicknamed Jack of all trades has held forty six different jobs by age twenty six plus a stage career. He worked as a bell boy porter dishwasher cashier messenger stock clerk soda clerk and many more while touring the country as a marathoner and boxer. He traveled in many states and hopes to explore new fields in the future despite a past barrel jumping fame that ended with an injury.
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United States
Canada
Jovel
Mr. de Brissac
Alice
Gran
Willie Mazzini
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
John
Connors
Roxbury Street
Himael
Ignus
Lfe
Wata
Plan Harvest Without Waste in Garden Layout and Timing
An Ohio agricultural note outlines practical, spaced plantings for vegetables to minimize waste. It stresses smaller, staggered sowings of radish onion sets beans and peas, with guidance on row lengths and succession to sustain harvests. It also covers crop rotation, seed quality for potatoes, and pest control measures.
Good Seed Potatoes Essential In Ohio Road District
Large fields of potatoes may be obtained from clean seed planted and well prepared and fertilized, provided the crop is thoroughly sprayed to prevent diseases and pests according to plant expert Tenn Rishuell.
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Ohio
Norrthern
Tenn Rishuell
Assis
Salmon killings raise alarm in Sligo area
Thousands of salmon died due to unclear cause near Sligo in a disrupted water area. Local observers report exhausted spawning grounds and attempted measures to protect remaining fish. Authorities investigate the incident and assess environmental impact.
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SPW
Religious fanatic alters Wis view amid brutal census plot
In a tumultuous scene from YZRBREISTAN Russia dated March 7 a religious fanatic sparks fear by burying twenty four people alive at their own request during czarist census proceedings. Authorities intervened and the plot unfolded amid anti Christ fears and violent mob reactions.
Faithful Sect Chooses Sacrifice in Vault Tragedy
A young zealot with a wife and two children led twenty-four others into a cellar vault, sealing themselves with a wall and earth while chanting prayers. His wife and two children perished inside. the remaining members were buried alive. Authorities plan trial and measures to curb such incidents after census officials investigated.
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Suzdal
Six Months Of Racing In Store For Chicago Fans
Chicago readers are promised more than 152 days of racing from April 21 at Aurora to October 15 at Hawthorne. Officials note a shift toward steady purses rather than rare marquee events, with several big stables already pledging entries. The season aims to attract broader attendance by spreading programs and offering reliable daily appeal despite past derby concerns.
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Chicago
Aurora Track
Hawthorne
Rrail
By-Products Of Animals Have Many Uses
D W Ashcraft of Ohio State University discusses animal by products and their many uses in human life. Milk, butter, cheese and casein provide nutrition and industrial applications including printing, waterproof finishes, and wartime cement. Casein, a skim milk protein, is produced in large quantities and used for plastics, buckles, buttons, beads, and pens.
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D. W. Ashcraft
College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Ashcraft
Treatment for decay and weathering of wood difers
The article explains two main threats to wood decay caused by fungi and weathering caused by moisture changes. It details how weathering mechanically wears surfaces through moisture cycling, wind, frost, and sun, while decay is driven by food destroying fungi feeding on wood. It notes the need to distinguish causes, factors, and countermeasures for effective protection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lucy
Wood Weathering and Decay Amid Preservation Tips
The article explains that rotten wood results from decay requiring moisture, unlike weathering which dries and erodes. It notes typical weathering spots like old shingles and siding, and where decay commonly starts such as porch steps and ground-contact wood. Protection via paint and varnish, and using durable wood treated with creosote in damp areas, are advised.
Monkey Outshines German Scientist in Berlin Test
London reports British scientists amused by a Berlin monkey intelligence test. The German demonstrated placing a banana in a tube and used a stick to reveal it, while the monkey watched closely and later acted on the setup. After repeated trials the German left the room to observe, and the monkey seized the opportunity.
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London
Berlin
Monkey Reveals Simple Peel Like Human
A monkey picked up a tube, inverted it, and shook out a banana. The animal peeled and ate it with evident satisfaction, showing a simpler, quicker operation than the scientist’s. The scene highlights natural ingenuity in fruit handling.
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State Automobile Association
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