Story of Francis Cludde Chapter XVI Continued
In a German town on a May morning the narrator recalls dangers survived and loyalty amid plots. Mistresa Anne Brandon’s shadow grows as clues hint at Clarence’s treachery and a hidden scheme against the Cludde household. The duchess weighs mercy and vengeance while preparations for confrontation proceed.
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William
Clarence
Piusage
Denth
Ashe
Indstrom
Red
Richard
Anthony Cludde
Carey
von Suntonkireh
Francis Cludde
Ture
Anthony
Ferdinand Pag Tay
Rapae Rae Ao
Dietrich’s Swine Feed Guide Stresses Protein Balance
Professor Wm Dietrich outlines hog nutrition emphasizing high protein from milk, clover, alfalfa, and soy or field peas, with corn as carbohydrate. He reports experiments where reduced protein boosted gains on corn meal, warns against overfeeding protein, and highlights best fats and digestible feeds for maximizing growth and economical pounds of pork.
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Dietrich
Mitnels
Wiliam
Harley
Canada
Saessen
Ian
Treating Wounds in Farm Animals by Dr. Glover
Veterinary guidance from Dr. George M. Glover of Colorado Agricultural College on barb wire cuts and other farm injuries. Emphasizes letting nature heal with minimal interference and using proper antiseptics, dressings, and cleanliness to prevent infection.
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George M. Glover
Colorado Agricultural College
Ature
Keeping Dandelions From Lawns
Denver Pos notes say dandelions persist but can be controlled. A reader recommends digging plants in spring and watching for regrowth, while spreading bluegrass seed in spring to outpace new growth and dropping seed into holes when removing dandelions to speed regrass and choke remaining weeds.
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Denver Pos
All There but the Tail Wrom Answers
A rider in motorcycling attire passes toward the zoo near Hagent Park. He asks a boy if he is right for the zoo, then comments he would have looked better with a tail. the boy mistakes him for a garden sale.
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Bertie
Clarence
Thad
Winchester
West
Richard
Wrom
Hagent Park
Zoo
Precious Stone Production Peaks in United States 1907
The 1907 US gem output rose to about 471000 in value, driven by sapphires from Montana. Sapphire total estimated at 229800, with tourmaline second at 34120 and other gems like chrysoprase californite turquoise spodumene and garnet producing several thousand dollars each. A new gem Benitoite was added and emerald hiddenite mining activity resumed in North Carolina.
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United States
Geological Survey
Montana
San Benito County
California
Alexander County
North Carolina
D. B. Sterrett
Meat price agitation in Glasgow as butchers raise retail rate
Glasgow United Fleshers society votes to lift butcher meat prices by one penny per pound amid dwindling Canadian and U S cattle imports. The report notes scarce fat cattle, high live cattle prices unlikely until autumn, and weakening meat supplies impacting farmers and markets.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Glasgow United Fleshers’ Society
Canada
Canadian
United States
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