Joe in New York Circus Plan Faces Prohibition Killings
In New York a desperate Joe Bertolini worker turns to crime after a discharge from a Newburgh hub. He resists Martin's liquor runner scheme while detectives and associates surface. A dying entanglement with Sue Dryton and a carnival lure create tension as authorities close in and a gunfight ends Fradke's life. Joe escapes with money supplied by Fradke and flees the city.
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Foe Barry
New York
Eltax
Cavataker
Louie Bertolini
Newburgh
Bertolini
Martin
Joo
Yeelslon
Country Banka
Hle Hyme
Joseph Bradley
Sue Dryton
Joe
Hla Vélimate
Hymie Fradke
Fradke
Jos Escrapes
Joe Barry Faces Dark Turn As Circus Dreams Pull Him On
In an urban drift between crime, debt, and longing, Joe Barry wrestles with guilt and a banker’s scrutiny while cashing out a partial deposit, planning a cross country escape. He recalls a vanished love and the lure of the Wayton Brothers circus, promising a final, perilous return to the fairground.
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Joe
Inova
Joe Barty
Bree
Lishratn
Vornon Barry
Allroad
Nin
Joe Barry
Prederik
Cty
Wayton Brothers Circus
Seattle
Jon Barry
Payton Brothers
Anane
Joe Biity
Hiefeart
Karissel
Frederick
Cirous Hand
Storm
Bue Dayton
Dan
Barry
Ming
Sue Dayton
Pan
Spring sewing for little folks in 1932 fashions
Cheri Nicholas outlines a spring sewing campaign focused on practical outfits for children. She highlights two piece jacket and skirt sets with washable fabrics, trim stitch detailing, bias trim, and versatile blouses, plus hair ribbon collars and cuffs, corduroy and sheer wool looks, midseason school suits, boleros, high waists with sashes, and white satin dresses for dressy occasions.
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Big Sister
Cross Bar
Cnlon
New Satin Frocks Add Verve for Early Spring
Fashion notes describe black satin dresses with white satin accents as versatile and luxurious for spring. Models favor suit‑cut lines, dashy touches, and careful styling to avoid heaviness or matronly looks while keeping wearability and elegance.
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Long Stimdine
Lace Bolero Jackets Highlight Evening Wear Trend
A new note for evening attire features bolero jackets paired with dinner dresses. Black crepe gowns styled with pale blue Venetian lace and a light blue pearl-spot bodice are shown, topped by a pale blue bolero.
Fur Collar and Cuff Sets Added to Winter Coats
A fragment notes fur collar and cuff sets being added to coats with a possible interlining to boost warmth. The item suggests a popular winter accessory trend and mentions counter sales impact.
Buttoned Blouse Designer Cherle Nicolas In Emerald Wool
A stylish Buttoned Blouse by Cherle Nicolas features an emerald green wool fabric with brown braid bindings. Shown with a red brown wool skirt and built up leather heels, the ensemble highlights a chic hour for smart footwear and a brown angora tyeban with small green feathers at each side.
Watering Cows: Proper Bowls Cut Waste and Boost Milk
A. M. Gandman of the New York State College of Agriculture notes that cows drink more water when bowls with a paddle valve are used instead of a single front valve. John Canerkin of Tully finds two cows produce nine cans daily when creek water is used in winter, but eight to ten cows are needed without creek access. Modern bowls and piping lower costs. leaflets on installations are available from the department of agricultural engineering in Ithaca, N Y.
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A. M. Gandman
New York State College of Agriculture
John Canerkin
Tully
N.Y
Lonergan
Goodman
Department of Aercultural Engineering
Ithaca
N. Y
Splendid Dairy Record Won by Ohio Man Barnhart
Charles Barnhart of the Madison area led the Darby Dairy Herd Improvement Association with a top Ohio record and among the six highest in the United States. His herd averaged 9.18 pounds of milk and 547 pounds of butterfat per cow for the year with 11 cows producing over 12 months, feed cost $118 per head, profit over feed cost $12, and herd labor income $801.56. The top national record was 182 pounds butterfat per cow by Robert Roemer of Colorado. Barnhart’s herd consisted of Jersey and Guernsey grade cows.
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Ohio
Charles Barnhart
Madison
Darby Dairy Herd Improvement Association
The
Dairy Tribune
United States
Robert Roemer
Colorado
Barnhart
Jersey
Guernsey
Salt Cups Boost Milk Flow In Dairying
Recent tests show salt and mineral cups, a new barn accessory, raise milk yield by encouraging mineral intake and thirst. Attached to stanchions near cows, the cups feed mineral and salt, with cows preferring narrow openings to minimize waste. Dairymen report milk gains offset cup cost in two to three months. Southern Agriculturist.
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Manny Dairymen
Three Times a Day Milking In Dairy Herds
The article notes farmers in the country and Scandinavia milk cows three times daily to boost milk yield and fat content. It questions whether family-sized farms can adopt it due to labor needs, suggesting larger dairies with cheaper labor could implement the practice, avoiding more than two milkings per worker.
Dairy notes warn on spring water pollution and cows
The excerpt discusses pollution risks for spring water and dairy quality, noting cows as heavy drinkers and producers. It cites Michigan crop figures with 48 million bushels vs 25 million last year and reports on New York dairy herd associations testing 87,488 cows in October, plus culling unprofitable cows.
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Michigan
Michigan Crop Reporting Service
New York
Still Wanting Peck and the Ife Mission
A compact note echoes with misdirected intent as a wife urges a mission in Ife while the speaker jokes about ongoing sub missions and masks, hinting at inner restlessness and intangible aims. The tone blends whimsy with a hint of frustration over unmet expectations.
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Peck
Ife
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Virginia
U.S
Target Tobacco
Real Cigarette Tobacco
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Louisville, Ky
Chas
G. Clark
Two Rivers
Via
University of Chicago
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