Endowment Sparks Love in a Fiery Encounter
Lynette, a vivacious twenty two year old, seeks an advance on her trust from Judge Edmund Murry as she plans to endow a meaningful cause. Amid banter with Edmund and her aunt Madame Marcia, the moment reveals a shift from charity to romance as Lynette proposes to endow Edmund himself.
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Lynette
Murry
Aunt Marcia
Madame Marcia
Murry House
Edmund Murry
Cannon
Eddy-boy
Ma Cannon
Ned
Marie Edmund
Edmund
Mme
Marcia
Nette
Marcie
Edmund II
Lyn
Murrys
NO MYSTERY TO SMALL BOY
A Youth's Companion excerpt recounts a mother cat bringing her kitten to an owner to signal hunger. The owner initially ignores the gesture, then shares milk as the cat persistently offers the kitten, prompting a nephew to suggest the cat communicates hunger when kittens are present. The tale mirrors Frisky and Teddy’s intelligence in locating their owner.
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Frisky
Teddy
Wedding Presents in the New York Life Exhibit
The Life magazine fragment catalogs wedding gifts that vanish or misbehave: exchanged for cash, hidden in garrets, given to staff, hurled out windows, resent, delayed, never delivered, guarded by detectives, duplicated, invoiced, misdirected, or tied to divorces as a satirical survey of gift culture.
Voter Compulsion Sparks Surprising Debate
A dialogue between Squire Ramsbottom and Maj. Ira K. Widenfuller questions universal voting. Widenfuller jokes that a voter voting for him should be compelled to vote, while one not voting for him should be left alone, reflecting satirical political views.
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Major
Squire Ramsbottom
Petunia
Maj
Ira K. Widenfuller
Kansas City Star
Reciprocity Visitor in a Witty Cabaret Exchange
A brief exchange features a visitor complimenting the cabaret scene and Mr Blank replying with a playful zinger about mutual appeal veiled as algorithmic wit. The dialogue captures flirtatious banter in a nightclub setting.
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Mr. Blank
Pack lauds French forestry methods for postwar reforestation
Charles Lathrop Pack president of the American Tree Association commends French and Belgian forest practices after sending millions of young trees to France. He cites Roentgen forest near Aix la Chapelle and Cleves as models, urges the United States to reforest idle lands with scientific forestry and to view forests as crops, not wasteland.
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Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
France
Association
Roentgen
Aix la Chapelle
Cleves
Mr. Pack
United States
Hungarian Invents Far-Seeing Telehor Machine
Hungarian Denes Mihaly, 29, chief engineer at Budapest telephone works, unveils the telehor a two component system that displays moving pictures in less than a tenth of a second. The device uses a tiny selenium cell to convert light into electric currents enabling rapid image transfer and wireless or wired connection.
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Denes Mihaly
Budapest Telephone Works
Mihaly
Korn
Towner Faces Tough Puerto Rico Governorship
Horace M. Towner, former Iowa congressman, was appointed by the President as governor of Puerto Rico to replace Mont Reilly. He confronts strong opposition from Republicans and Unionists and friction with Secretary Weeks as Washington weighs the political fallout. Pleas for his removal are anticipated when President Harding arrives in San Juan.
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Horace M. Towner
Iowa
Porto Rico
Mont Reilly
Reilly
Towner
Washington
Harding
San Juan
Weeks
Canada Seeks Reciprocal Trade Pact With United States
In 1911 Hon W. Fielding pursued a reciprocity treaty with President Taft, opposed by eastern Canada. Now Fielding's new finance minister plans another push in Washington to win a Liberal backed accord. The scheme would cut U S duties on cattle wheat flour oats and more and allow Canada to mirror reductions on similar imports. Efforts target congressional and parliamentary ratification under existing authority.
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Fielding
Canada
Taft
United States
Washington
Ottawa
House of Commons
Harding
Congress
Requirements for a Good Dairy Ration
Practical guidance for farm dairy feeding outlines balanced, palatable, and cost effective rations. It details on farm roughage, annual feed quantities, grain blends, and adjustments for milk output. Tips include laxative feeds like alfalfa and bran, salt addition, and silage percentages, with notes from Professor A G Baer.
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Sudan
Jersey
Baer
A. GC. Baer
Oklahoma A
M. College
Cheese Lags in Bigger Use of Dairy Products
United States dairy report notes cheese consumption rising but far below European levels. Per capita cheese use is about 3.8 pounds versus four to five times that in some countries. If Americans matched peer nations, demand could add 9 billion pounds of milk usage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Dairy Notes on Cow Comfort and Cream Quality
Kindness boosts profitability in dairy work. Stirring milk and cream helps reduce garlic and onion flavor. Cottonseed meal isn’t good for young calves. Wild onions garlic and ragweeds are avoided by cows when plenty of feed is available. Overworking butter causes stickiness saltiness and a dull greasy look. Rich cream resists souring better. Efficient handling reduces volume processed. A cow yields best when water air and feed are ample and her comfort is prioritized.
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Martha Williams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Cat
Horace Towner
U. S
Bellaans
Bella ‘An
Old London
Royal Institute of British Architects
Charing Cross
W. Curtis Green
Wolsely House
Piccadilly
Earl Crawford
Aston Webb
Paul Waterhouse
Reginald Blomfield
F. Guy Dawber
Liverpool
Manchester
London Mail
Bob
Johnny
Missouri Teachers’ College Index
Ballou
New York City
Lathrop’s
Haarlem Oil Ayar
Holland
Nea
Allen
Eeee Uorcanes
W. S. Nethery
East Town Street
Columbus
Ohio
Ren
Pari Ale Ron Co
Marion
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