Ushered Right Into Life by a Navy Cadet
Ed Cranston, on leave from Annapolis, attends a theater where he meets Babs Tremain, a charming usher in gray uniform. He longs for a proper introduction and learns she shares a family connection to his social circle. They arrange to see each other at the hop, and he thanks her for ushering him into life.
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Ed Cranston
Academy
Annapolis
Cranston
South
Theactors
Naval Academy
Bob Tremain
Virginia Rascal
Babs Tremain
Bob
Babs
Treasure Areas Hidden Across War Torn America
The article notes three treasure regions tied to war eras. It cites Sherman’s march to the sea where valuables were buried and later lost, Revolutionary era hauls seized in the New Jersey to Maine belt, and Tory families fleeing to Canada during the Revolution and War of 1812 burying belongings while pursued or escaping across the St. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sherman
Washington
New Jersey
Maine
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Lower Canada
Cape Breton
St. Lawrence
Semantic shades of apparently evidently and obviously
A careful study shows apparent usage conveys tentative appearance while evidently and obviously signal clear perception. The analysis notes apparent meaning is less assured than evident or obvious, and using apparent for either stronger term changes meaning.
Korean musical styles described in 782 verse love songs
The Si Jo is a long slow form with rare drum cues guiding a single-pitched vocal. Melancholy tones create extreme plaintiveness from extended quavering. Ha Ch il popular music centers on the A ra rung long song of 782 verses. A middle style exists but is minor. Love songs are popular.
Feared the Results, Father
A terse exchange reveals tensions as a father warns about a daughter’s partner. The daughter acknowledges the concern and explains she would have ended the relationship earlier if not for external feelings within the situation.
Crowe Takes Charge In Mount Case At Northwestern Evanston
State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe of Cook County personally leads the Mount mystery probe after Northwestern University offers a $10,000 reward. Investigations explore murder manslaughter and death by own action as theories while efforts continue to locate Leighton Mount.
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Robert E. Crowe
Cook County
Illinois
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Scott
Woman dubbed financial wizard faces forgery charges in New York
Myrtle B. Hayes, called a feminine Ponzi and second Cassie Chadwick, is indicted for forging Charles M. Schwab's name on a note among 17 totaling 825. She allegedly convinced hard-headed businessmen Schwab would back her up to a million and 1.15 million, then confessed to Schwab in his office. Hayes married C. H. Hayes after a Los Angeles divorce and formerly worked as a Chicago department store buyer.
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Myrtle’ B. Hayes
New York
Cassie Chadwick
Pigeon Cove
Albert T. Graf
Los Angeles
Beck Called to English Bar Amid Barrister Debate
James M. Beck, solicitor general of the United States, has been admitted to the English bar by Gray's Inn, provoking sharp debate among London barristers. Critics note the breach of long standing rules requiring three years of entrance formalities and no prior practice as a solicitor. Beck plans to argue before the Privy Council in July, a departure from precedent that previously barred foreign barristers.
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Gray’s Inn Bench
James M. Beck
United States
Inns of Court
London
Beck
Privy Council
Bar
American Women Seek Peace Work Across Europe
Mrs Maud Wood Park of the National League of Women Voters led a Rome congress delegation to study how American women can advance world peace. Delegates included Mrs Gifford Pinchot and Mrs James Morrieson. Carrie Chapman Catt presided and declined re election. They plan a tour of Italy France England and Germany to learn from European leaders and return with a plan. The league is the continuation of the National American Woman Suffrage association, separate from the National Woman's party.
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Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
International Woman Suffrage
Allance
Rome
America
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
James Morrieson
Illinois
Carrie Chapman Catt
Alliance
Mra. Catt
Italy
France
England
Germany
League
Europe
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Woman's Party
Failure in Dairy Business Emphasizes Man as Key Factor
Harold R. Lascelles, Fieldman, State Dairy Commissioner, argues that dairy success hinges on the farmer. He says the man must know his cows, love work, feed profitably, and use purebred bulls to maintain herd quality rather than treating dairying as debt payment.
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Harold R. Lascelles
State Dairy Commission
Calf Scours Treatments and Feeding Tips
The article outlines at least three remedies for calf scours including reducing feed to half or less, giving castor oil or paraffin oil, and using a formalin mixture. It also notes a treatment with fluid extract of gelsemium added to oil and recommends dividing reduced milk into two to four feedings daily.
Keep All Heifers Growing for Strong Herds
Farmers are urged to maintain steady growth in heifer calves with silage and clover or alfalfa hay. Feed two to five pounds of grain daily per heifer depending on feed availability. if silage is unavailable, give two pounds of corn daily with legume hay. When silage is present without legume hay, use silage plus fodder or mixed hay with an equal mix of corn and linseed meal.
Fall and Spring Calving advantages in dairy cattle
Three years of work at the Mississippi Experiment Station by J. B. Moore show fall calving cows produced 172 pounds more milk and 184 pounds more butterfat per year than spring calving cows. Early versus late fall calving favored late fall by 688 pounds of milk and 27.5 pounds butterfat per cow per year.
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J. 8 S. Moore
Mississippi Experiment Station
Needful Minerals in Feed for Dairy Cattle
The article notes dairy feeds with the most lime are legume hays cowpeas clover alfalfa and soy bean, with cowpeas highest. It lists phosphorus rich concentrates as wheat bran wheat middlings and linseed meal, in that order.
Benefits From Cow Testing
Cow testing raises herd output by culling low producers and selecting foundation animals based on performance to boost dairy efficiency.
Calves Begin Silage Feeding At Three Weeks Old
Calves may be fed silage in connection with skim milk as soon as they are old enough to eat it. They will begin taking a little silage at three weeks old and can be fed from then on as much as they will eat.
Eye Water Sales Ad and MIT Shaft Bending Test
An old advertisement promotes Eyes Sore Eye Water with bold claims and salesman opportunities offering big commissions and a fuss free income. The text also mentions a mechanism by MIT scientists that detects shaft bending to one ten millionth of an inch, highlighting precision in measuring tiny deformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wahmi
Atlanta
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbus Dispatch
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
An ad notes many people have kidney trouble without knowing it and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a proven remedy. It mentions insurance interview observations about undiagnosed kidney issues and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, N.Y.
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Kilmer
Calmed Confessions From Bandar Abbas Natives
Sir Percy Sykes recounts a tale at the Royal Geographical Society about Bandar Abbas natives in India who mistook an early airplane for the Day of Judgment. They confessed loudly about cheating each other as the plane landed unharmed and later held a solemn meeting to swear their statements were privileged.
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British
Royal Geographical Society
Percy Sykes
Bandar Abbas
India
First of Military Decorations Medal of Honor
The Medal of Honor, awarded by congress for unusual bravery, is a five point star with a Minerva medallion and the inscription United States of America. A laurel wreath sits atop the word Valor. Dating from the Civil War era, it remains one of the most prized military decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States of America
Not Always Safe Blinks and Jinks Dialogue Exchange
A brief comic dialogue fragment shows Blinks asking Did you always tell the truth and Jinks replying No I want a few friends thank you. The exchange hints at playful misdirection between two characters in a lighthearted scene.
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Jinks
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