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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
6
Mary Brown, daughter of a wealthy man, disguises herself as M Brown to take an engineer post with the Paradise Valley Project. On the way she meets Denis Craig, who befriends her despite early friction. At the project she is accused of hiding her sex by chief engineer John Stark while Craig remains a shady figure.
In a tense chapter a wealthy girl abandons her bed and comforts, leaps from a window, and sleeps outside under newspapers and a coat pillow. She endures heat and drought as she escapes the city home, hoping to escape her nerves and the squeamish pull of her life.
Dawn finds Mary fleeing a house with a hidden prisoner in an envelope. She shows Lucretia Dorsey the captive then seeks guidance, and Lucretia reacts with mischief as they decide their next move. Hilt comments on the project as Mary faces an uncertain breakfast revelation.
Mary Brown joins Hilton Dorsey and Nell Goodenough in a boundary line project. She embraces the open terrain as she becomes the pioneer woman among engineers, racing to professional top with a determined start and a tense greeting from Goodenough. TO BE CONTINUED.
A Chicago gambling house tests a mouse roulette style table. Fifty holes surround a rotating fringed rod as mice are released from a bottle to choose a hole. Players win all or lose their stake based on the chosen hole, making the game highly profitable for the house, with guards wary of baited holes.
Charles X ruled 1824 to 1830 as brother of Louis XVIII and Louis XVI and after abdication appointed Louis Philippe duke of Orleans as king. Louis Philippe, a Bourbon relative, became king soon after. The 1848 revolution forced his abdication and exit from the Tuileries in Paris.
A discussion notes that light colored fabrics reflect heat and light more than dark ones. White materials tend to be cooler overall, with the cooling effect influenced by fabric texture and material type beyond color alone.
Poultry expert H G C Gauger advises thorough cleaning of brooder houses before chicks arrive and at intervals during the brood period. Scrape manure, scrub with lye solution, replace dirt floors with clean material, use wire frames for feeders, and ensure adequate space about six square inches per chick. Move the house if needed and maintain good draft control.
Indiana Farmer's Guide reports that dosing laying flocks with drugs will not increase egg production. Egg yield depends on heredity and proper feeding. Dr. H E Moskey of USDA confirms no drug cures raise output. Rations should maintain body weight and provide warmth energy and egg materials.
A five year survey across fourteen poultry flocks in Southern California reports mortality from 17.3 to 61 percent among 14 733 birds, rising 36 percent over 1928–1930. termed fading out by commercial poultrymen, with English farmers noting similar issues.
A Tennessee study shows 76 percent of poultry income comes from egg sales. Tips include one nest per six hens, clean houses, dry litter, and separating roosters from layers to produce infertile eggs.
The National Geographic describes the Erie Pennsylvania site where new ribs are fitted to the Niagara flagship keel and notes the Wolverine anchored near the Perry monument in Misery Bay. The Wolverine, first iron hulled Great Lakes ship, was forged in Pittsburgh and launched at night after delays, aiding Canada against the Fenian raid.
A medieval saying cautions that a person with a head made of wax should avoid direct sun exposure. It implies vulnerability to heat and melting wax, serving as a metaphor for fragile or flawed prudence.
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