New Year's Eve Reunion on the Britannia
On a London bound voyage from New York, Fred and Mrs. Allison and their daughter Felice search for Wilmer Daggett who vanished after the Superba disaster. Wilmer survives the sinking, is rescued, later reappears during a New Year’s Eve program, and reunites with Felice after months of uncertainty and a hospital stay in England.
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Allisons
United States
England
London
Fred Allison
Felice
Wilmer
American Express
Paris
Mrs. Allison
Wilmer Daggett
Strhmer
New Year Arrival in New York Sparks Hopeful Reflections
Felice and Wilmer begin 1934 aboard a ship nearing New York Harbor. The skyline grows clearer as the Statue of Liberty shines in the night, inspiring awe at the symbol of freedom and welcome for newcomers to the United States.
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Felice
Wilmer
New York
Where the New Year Is Born
The Chatham Island in the South Pacific is described as the birthplace of each new year. A small British community on the island is among the first to welcome the new year as the day begins from this meridian. The oath of time travels via the Antipodes to New Zealand, Australia, Asia, and finally Europe, arriving in the British Isles at midnight.
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Chatham Island
South Pacific Ocean
Manchester Guardian
Greenwich
New Zealand
Antipodes Islands
Australia
Asia
Europe
British Isles
New Year Pledge In Gulch To Teach Snake Ridge A Lesson
Cactus Joa announces a vow to keep the Gulch peaceful by denying disorder on New Year Eve. The group agrees to stay home and give Snake Ridge a fresh start, preserving the communitys reputation.
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Cactus
Snake Ridge
The Christmas postcard painter guide and business tips
A girl explains the craft of painting Christmas cards and earning money from sales. She details materials like waterproof ink and bristol board, outlines, shading, and possible verses. Advice covers selling methods, commissions, and potential earnings amid a $30 million yearly greeting card market.
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Bristol
Magazine saleswomen make money
A boost for aspiring young women, the article advises magazine sales as a flexible income. It outlines steps from securing agency to building a customer base, and emphasizes salesmanship study, persistence, courteous demeanor, and earning potential often surpassing typical wages.
Milk Cream Robbery Questioned as Moral Issue
A Colorado Agricultural College professor argues that removing part of dairy cream to produce 3 percent milk is morally wrong. He urges strict testing of butterfat in herds and legal penalties to curb the practice, warning that babies rely on pure milk for health and life.
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George H. Glover
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colorado
Be Careful Using Milking Machines in Low Milk Yield
C Larsen of the South Dakota College of Agriculture warns that cows in late lactation or low milk production often hold up milk. Proper prep before attaching the milking machine, including rubbing udders and gentle fondling, aids milking. Heavy milkers respond quickly, while some cows will not yield unless they are willing.
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C. Larsen
South Dakota College of Agriculture
Keeping Milk Record to Eliminate Low Producer
Money can be lost in dairying quickly and few want dairying as a pastime. North Dakota cows average 187 pounds of butterfat. herds below this yield lose money. Cow testing associations organize to track each cow’s production and identify high versus low producers.
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North Dakota
Dairying Notes on Herd Management and Calf Rearing
The article advises profit from border cows by culling unproductive stock using milk scales, and stresses early grain for fall born calves. It recommends ample water, clean utensils, and a cotton filter to manage milk bacteria, plus timely grain feeding regardless of pasture status.
Lizard Fathered Snake Says Ballou at Smith College
Dr W H Ballou told the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists at Smith College Northampton Mass that a lizard roaming Texas over 25 million years ago was the father of all snakes. He said the lizard took more than 10 million years to become a snake and cited a Patagonian serpent flourishing 8 million years ago as the end point of this development.
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W. H. Ballou
American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Texas
Doctor Ballou
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Ad Teaser
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertise a vegetable tonic laxative at 873 Pearl St New York. The ad claims gentle stimulation rather than irritation and promotes natural digestion.
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Wright
Pearl St
What Lies Ahead as Airships Reach the World
The Atlanta Constitution notes a question about the fate awaiting humanity if progress brings unseen wonders like airships traversing vast seas. It suggests curiosity about future events and invokes vivid images of ancient fears and restless thoughts.
Sound policy is never at variance with justice
Legal principle asserting that fair policy aligns with substantial justice guiding governance and court decisions.
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Eleanor E. King
Western Newspaper Union
Ellie
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Mall Town
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Wests
Valent
Cam’ Poe
Abseesrio
Lydia
Ackham Medicine Co
Boston
Massachusetta
Bnes Ene
IR. Humphrey
Multiple Electric Products Co.,,Inc
Ogden Street
Newark
New Jersey
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West Virginia
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