Miss Lulu Bett sets her sights on Ninian Deacon
In Warbleton Lulu Bett, a 34 year old housekeeper, obsesses over the arrival of Ninian Deacon, Dwight and Ina’s brother, while Bobby Larkin and Di stir gossip in the quiet town. Lulu’s drawn to the photograph of Ninian, masking her longing as she tends the parlor and plots a hidden meeting.
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Inu
Herbert Deacon
Warbleton
Lulu Bett
Mr Deacon
Bobby Larkin
Iwana
Deacon
Ninian
Lulu
Ina
Dwight
Mrs. Bett
Pier
Ninian Deacon
Bobby
Canary
Robby
Barb
Thad
Ine
Luke
Menena
Lljmz
Postae
Chesrk
Ram
Lala
Inie
Lnlu
Monona
Fert
Lwa
Bert
Tania
Wen
Verbatim fragment with unclear meaning in local prose
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phraseology about wine and pits with unclear references to local names or events, offering no clear person, place, date, or outcome to anchor a factual summary. The readable parts provide little substantive content for a concise newspaper card.
Feeding Pigeons In Lofts
Self feeding hoppers are seldom used by veteran pigeon breeders who worry about poor squab quality and pest problems. Regular feeding schedules, center troughs, galvanized drinking vessels, and box stations with oyster shell grit and charcoal are common. Winter baths occur weekly and summer twice, with careful water management to keep birds healthy.
Plan for Adequate Air Defense Across Nation
Washington experts outline a progressive air defense plan for congress, avoiding a sudden large outlay. The program envisions 1000 planes per coast and 1000 in the interior, 2,500 officers and 40,000 air service personnel, 250 to 300 new planes for two aircraft carriers, aircraft on ships with catapults, 300 planes for landing gear, and nationwide land and seaport airfields to support fleet air operations.
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Ashington
Army
Navy
Congress
Meney
Army Vse
Air Service
Senatorial Campaign Costs Rise Across States
Senate fights over campaign finance continue as Newberry limits fade and no federal rules loom. Senators Borah and Pomerene push for action while others seek consent to debate measures. Campaigns already show heavy spending, with one candidate ready to spend $200,000 on ads, billboards, and phonograph records.
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Aselibood
Senate
Newberry
Congress
Washington
Spencer
Borah
Pomerene
Ing
Notables to Be Missed From Next House
As elections unfold, long-time House figures retire. Uncle Joe Cannon of Winds will leave after forty-six years, having first been elected in the Forty-third Congress and twice serving as speaker. Fellow veteran lawmakers James Warren Fordacy, Ira C. Copley, Clifford Ireland, Phil Campbell, William Rodenberg, and Fess also exit as new faces enter the lower chamber.
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Joe” Cannon
House
Flo
James Warren Fordacy
Suvinaw
Fordney
Hue
Ira C. Copley
Til Mos
Copley
Cngressman
Chifford Ireland
Peoria
Phil Campbell
Kanxis
Inuse Rules Committee
Igs
Camphel
William 4. Rodenbers
Wiinnis
Fess
Ohio
Ant
Rodenberg
Lime of great importance in poultry rations
Provision for adequate lime supply in poultry rations is essential as a deficiency drains reserve minerals from bones and tissues, reducing egg production in mature hens and hindering chick development.
Big Value of Animal Feed in Laying Hen Diets
Purdue University experiments show pullets fed skim milk averaged 1402 eggs per year, those fed meat scraps produced 235.9 eggs, and birds with no animal feed averaged 61.2 eggs, highlighting the impact of animal feed on egg production.
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Purdue University
Breeding and Rearing Poultry Tips From an Old Text
The passage advises breeders to monitor chick health for lice and intestinal worms, and to market cockerels as two pounds. It notes two-pound birds fetch similar prices to four-pound birds later, and that geese sexing relies on size with ganders heavier. It mentions milk fed fowl command premium flavor versus fattened rations.
Smoot and Harrison Sugar Tariff Charge Debate
In the senate an unusual clash arose as Senator Smoot of Utah faced charges from Senator Harrison of Mississippi that a sugar tariff scheme was being tinkered with. The exchange drew attention as Smoot addressed Mississippi directly, prompting sharp rebuttal from critics who termed the plan a dreamer’s scheme. New York papers noted the Mississippi senator’s remarks, while supporters urged restraint and a focus on policy rather than personal theatrics.
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Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Utah
Sinoot
Myssaeppi
Sines
Ameren Suger
Mit
New York
Mass
Te Samater
Mossissipm
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Zona Gale
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Cesar der
Mr Part
Lau
Nin
Geese
Siz
Conqter
Bond
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