Mary Brown’s Dream Follows Paradise Valley Project
Mary Brown, a heiress and graduate engineer, uses her million to back the Paradise Valley Project while posing as M Brown. On a train she meets Denis Craig who becomes allied with her when she faces suspicions of deception. As romance blossoms, Mary wrestles with exposing her funds and risking love. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Mary
David Brown
Denis Craig
Craig
John Stark
Paradise Valley
Denny
Goodenough
Holt
Don
John
Dorft
Job
The Rise of Denis Craig A Sunrise Business Meeting
Mary Brown observes Denis Craig amid wealth and power as he hobnobs with governors and a famed pianist. She contemplates leveraging her own fortune to buy him out while pondering the stirrup myth and her place beside his popular realm. A morning business trip summons Mary to meet him at sunrise.
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Denis
Denis Craig
Mary Brown
Gray Wall
Mary
Poe
Tve
States
Denny
Paragon
Nell Goodenough
Boosters
June Leigh
Neil
Hope of Heaven Chapter Scenes in a Canyon
Mary and Denis depart at dawn toward a canyon as a valley reveals an isolated vaquero cabin. Mary longs for the cabin, preferring it over Denis project plans, as the pair contemplate the unfolding purpose of their early morning journey.
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Craig
Mary
Denis
Telephorus Beetle Detected Sensing Magnetic Poles
Paris scientist Marcel Roland reports a telephorus beetle in the Paris museum vivarium can detect magnetic waves from the poles. The beetle orients parallel to magnetic currents using its antennae, suggesting a natural compass in insects.
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Paris
United Press
Marcel Roland
Vivarium
Paris Museum
M. Roland
United States
Penn Starts Postal System in the Colonies
Post Office records credit William Penn with establishing the first colonial postal system. In 1683 he appointed Henry Waldy to run a line from Philadelphia to New Castle and beyond, with passenger and letter rates from two to six pence. Posts soon spread to key Quaker settlements across Pennsylvania.
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Penn
William Penn
Post Office Department
Henry Waldy
Tekonay
Philadelphia
New Castle
Falls
Delaware
Chester
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Lifespans of Animals Longest Living Members Noted
Elephants may live 100 to 200 years, with records reaching 350. Whales span a similar range. Camels average about 75 years. Lions and tigers average 40 and 25 years respectively.
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Animal Kingdom
Enrich Soil for Alfalfa Growing
R J Harris of the Experiment Station Farm Colorado State College outlines soil fertility steps for alfalfa. Apply lime to acid soil, manure early spring, grow soybeans, plow and fallow, sow lespedeza in February, disk and lime, apply 600 pounds 4 12 4 fertilizer per acre, then seed 25 pounds per acre between September 15 and October 15. Double inoculations with bacterial cultures improve results. Farmers with fertile soil may skip two prep seasons.
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R. J. Harris
Experiment Station Farm
Colorado State College
WNU
Tar Treatment Urged for Sheep Grubs By Gad Fly
The article explains sheep grubs from the gad fly invade nostrils and sinuses, with wintering larvae. Prevention is possible by darkening sheep quarters on sunny days and applying pine tar to noses every few days using a glove or a salt box device.
Preventing and Treating Calf Scours Says NC State
North Carolina State College advises early isolation of affected calves and halving milk intake at first signs. Replace legume hay with grass hay and give castor oil followed by a bismuth subnitrate and bicarbonate mixture, repeating every six hours until diarrhea ends. Prevention by removing the cause is best.
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North Carolina State College
Goat Grass Control in Wheat Regions
Bothersome goat grass persists in wheat areas as it grows in rotation with crops. Farmers burn infested straw or discard infected spots to manage spread while cultivation kills the grass easily except in fence rows and waste places where control is harder.
Worthwhile Victory in Gaining Hard-Boiled Regard
A brief note celebrates the achievement of winning the respect of a tough, experienced man. The piece underscores the difficulty and value of earning that regard.
Crazy Water Crystals and natural mineral cures debated
A radio panel questions the value of Epsom and Glauber’s salts versus Crazy Water Crystals. Dr Fitch states natural mineral waters cannot be imitated by man and warns cheap salts lack the therapeutic benefit claimed for Crazy Water products. Testimonials from many Americans cited.
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Specum
Ewee
Sycata Lane
Glauber
Fitce
Gene Arnon
Dr. Fitch
Thomases
United States
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Jay
Telephorus
Dr. W. E. Fitch
N.B.C
Peterman
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