Engagement and Quiet Marriage of Anne and Neal
The narrative follows Anne, pursued by Hil and admired by Con red, as she plans a picnic with Mrs. Griffin. Neal declares his love, they become engaged, and wed quietly. during their Washington honeymoon they meet Clarence Hathaway, a young diplomat, marking the start of their married life.
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Anne
Conred
Mrs. Griffin
Mr. Geldenburg
Neal
Washington
Clarence Hathaway
Anne's Sacrifice and Neal's Political Leap
Anne builds a precarious middle class life through tutoring singing gigs and club activities while Neal rises financially and plans a state legislative bid. She falls ill from heat and strain yet braces for further changes as Neal grows distant in pursuit of career success.
So They Pulled Away and Left Him Epitaph of a Tanker Captain
The New York Herald Tribune recounts the tanker Cities Service disaster off the Carolina coast. The mate says only the captain refused to abandon ship as flames grew, leaving the men to be saved while the ship sank an hour later. The captain’s solitary stand raises questions of duty and motive.
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Neal
First Congregationa
Anne
Jimmie
Annie
Mia Simmons
Bach and Beethoven Society
Fred
Frank
Hinsboro
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cauge
Jace
Anine
Conrad
Tanker Cities
Carolina
Ani
New York Herald Tribune
Sexing Baby Chicks May Transform Poultry Operations
Japanese scientist Mr. Yogo demonstrated a method to determine the sex of one day old chicks in six and a half minutes with zero errors at a Grand Rapids convention. Poultry experts foresee savings by culling males before development and using females for broilers, plus reduced breeding equipment needs.
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Japan
America
Yogo
International
Grand Rapids
Mich
Feeding for Growth and Efficiency in Poultry
The article explains that fast growing chickens and heavy layers use feed more effectively than poorer birds. It notes that good birds convert feed to growth or eggs, while defective birds pass much feed undigested. It advocates liberal, constant feeding and warns against relying on short term feed weighings for full growth or annual laying.
Screens Under Roosts Prove Good Investment for Poultry
A poultryman shares a simple, low cost invention to prevent hens from scratching and stepping on droppings. He built a 5 by 12 foot dropping-board box from 6 inch boards and 2 inch mesh netting, with roosts on top. The design keeps manure from nests, reduces disease risk, and is easy to clean by lifting the roost section.
Chicken Pox Protection and Flock Vaccination Guide
Remove all affected birds from the flock and isolate them in a distant pen. Eliminate stagnant water to reduce mosquito breeding. Vaccinate the entire flock by pulling five leg feathers per bird and applying pox vaccine to the feather holes with a brush.
Condemned murderer faces hanging or poison choice
In Esthenia a condemned killer may be allowed to choose death by hanging or poisoning. One prisoner who picked poison proved immune to it and remains in jail as courts decide his fate.
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Esthenia
California syrup of figs touted as cure for child appetite
An old advisory promotes California syrup of figs as the cure for stasis in children and says to use it to stimulate the colon. It warns against substitution by dealers and urges checking for the CALIFORNIA label on the bottle.
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California
Nature
Doctors Push Creosote Cure for Coughs Risks
The article outlines long standing use of creosote by doctors to treat coughs colds and bronchitis noting its dangers and presenting Creomulsion as a soothing remedy claimed to stop all symptoms yet warned it may carry risks and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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