Mildred and Denzil's Quiet Library Visit
In a family scene, Denzil insists on moving to the library for recovery as Mildred Trevanion confronts guilt and past promises. The household discusses engagements, weddings, and future plans with Charles, Frances, and Lady Caroline. Old Blount contemplates generosity toward the young couple and Mildred’s marriage prospects.
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Caroline
Denzil
Mildred
Denszil
Miss Trefanion
Lady Caroline
Old Blount
Charlie
Frances
Old Dick
Mrs. Younge
Mabel
Blount
George
Roy
Sir George
Richard
Mrs. Young
Countess Minato backs cottage hospital movement in Canada
Countess Minato wife of the governor general offers to lead a campaign to establish cottage hospitals across Canada. She asserts the greater the need, the greater the credit to those who act.
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Cottage Hospitals For
Canada
Countess Minato
Governor General of
Alfalfa Pasture Study for Hogs At Oklahoma Station
Research tested alfalfa pasture with and without grain for pigs at an Oklahoma station, along with sugar beets, cow peas, sorghum, sweet potatoes and peanuts. Conclusions: alfalfa is excellent pasture, grain boosts gains, continuous pasturing harms alfalfa, and mixed cropping with grain cuts pork cost. sorghum also makes fair pasture. sugar beets favored by stock but costly to grow for large use.
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Oklahoma
Clean Milking Urges Proper Dairy Practice
The Jersey Bulletin stresses milking cows clean every time to protect milk yield and udder health. Neglect causes agitation and loss of milk, with long term yields dropping as chronic underproduction develops. A good handler prevents waste and maintains cow capacity.
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Jersey Bulletin
Toads as Medicine In Old Time Remedies
The piece recounts that toads were once valued in medicine for drawing out poisons and curing maladies. It cites Martin Luther and Pope Adrian as proponents of toads as remedies and notes the belief carried across generations.
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Martin Luther
Adrian
Russian General Sakharoff Leads Manchurian Army Corps
Army dispatch notes General Sakharoff, commander of Russia's new Manchurian army corps, as a brother of the chief of the Russian general staff and a leading figure in the theater.
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Sakharoff
A Poem Excerpt by Sam Walter Foss
The excerpt portrays a speaker named Ite I A dreaming amid small ambitions and humble efforts. He envisions a grand cosmic order and prays to a broader God as the universe expands and reveals a larger meaning beyond his little world.
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Sam Walter Foss
The Flaming Posters and the Circus Heroine
Marie Cronin and her husband Jim run a quiet circus life until a sick baby forces Marie to return to danger. In the lion cage she performs as Diabolo and Cerberus attack. Jim saves her by opening the cage but is gravely injured. A mysterious letter promises aid and a windfall allows them to quit the circus together.
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Mildred
Lyndon
Denzil
Florence Kingston Hoffin
Daily Story Pub. Co
Jim
Robinson
Marie
Jimmy
Diabolo
Cerberus
Signor Baratti
Mother Menchin
Mons
Columbia
Marire
Mr. McGrath
Nossing
Zebebe
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J A .Grevanion
Jemma
la Clinica Medica Italiana
I. A
God
Heauty Hiatt
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
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