Lisbon Tales and a Salem of Love and Debt
In a Lisbon harbor scene a former nun Mary McCarthy exposes a schemed past as she helps Captain Fellowes confront a complex tangle of love duty and social status. Cara confronts jealousy while Governor Tompkins navigates public order amid the revival of old loyalties and a fortune from prize money.
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Pet
Jowes
Serra
Lisbon
Seraphing
Margaret Gilhooley
Leddy
Wellowes
Seraphina
Murtherin
Fellowes
Artoh
Dione
Powat
Mary McC Arthy
Col Vishawe
Agny Maan
Front Street
Inglepin
Doak
Buches
Sopher
Mary McCarthy
Cara
Supher
Governor Tompkins
Honoh
Government House
Joshua
Ben
Widow Rhodes Questions Late Arrivals at General Armstrong
In a spring twilight scene Jeff Riggle assists the Widow Rhodes from the General Armstrong as she teases about delays and gossip. They discuss Ben, privateerin, and the manor, with remarks about May Inglopin and Portygee or Trigh McCarthy amid village chatter.
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Peter
Jeff
Lummox
Inglopin
Chater
Ted
O' McCarthy
Randy
Tow Lines and Arms in 1858 Gulliver Style
Passage cites Oliver Wendell Holmes on towing with a long body and limbs extending from a boat. The quotation mocks a grand yet humorous invention concept, describing a vessel with a rod length and winglike oars, linking to the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table style.
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Oliver Wendell Golmes
Gian
Winter Feeding for Dairy Cows
Discussion of energy needs for a 35 pound milk cow and the benefits of legume roughage and corn silage. Advises planning for alfalfa acreage, hay and silage quantities, and grain rates by breed and milk output for winter feeding.
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Guernseys
Jerseys
Dairymen Overlook Winter Water Supply
The article warns that many dairy farmers neglect cows water access in winter. It notes cows drink about 100 pounds daily if water is available twice daily and not too cold, with fresh cows drinking more. Cold weather limits intake and forces extra feed energy to warm water, reducing milk output and profits.
Slender Silos Become Popular For Dairy Farms
The article notes a trend toward taller narrower silos with leaf-like diameter. It states ten and twelve-foot silos are increasingly common and practical for dairy herds of ten or more or two to three loads of beef steers. It compares feed intake, citing ten cows consuming about two inches daily from an eight-foot silo and one and one third inches from a ten-foot diameter silo.
Proper Cow Stanchion and Care Guidelines
Advice on adjusting cow stanchions to direct waste into gutters, daily clean bedding, clipping flanks for easier cleaning, and frequent brushing. It stresses isolating diseased cows, ongoing inspections for new diseases, dairyman familiarity with common ailments, and prohibition on selling milk from diseased cattle.
Dipping for Lice in Calves Recommended
Lice infestations annoy calves and slow growth when numerous. The best control is dipping or washing with a coal tar dip solution. Do not apply in cold weather. use on a warm still spring day and reapply in a week to ten days to kill newly hatched larvae.
Take the cow out of the lot mood puzzle
A short exchange asks to identify the mood of the sentence Take the cow out of the lot. The pupil answers with a mistaken parse focusing on the cow as the subject. The item tests syntax and semantics in a classroom dialogue.
How A College Athlete Keeps Himself Well
A college athlete credits Najol with boosting vitality and well being. He claims no drugs are involved and describes Najol as tasteless lubrication that cleanses the body of poisons, keeping him energetic and in better spirits.
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OR Deming
Colegate
Najol
Mr. Deming
Nujol
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Dai
Chas. H. Fletcher
Robert O. Deming
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