The Red Button and a Turbulent Night in New York
In a serialized thriller, Inspector McGee governs a dramatic third degree as Rosalie Le Grange conducts a staged confession. Margarita Perez, a Trinidad-born witness, reveals a web of jewels, love, betrayal, and a plan to recover stolen diamonds involving Captain John Hanska and her half-brother Juan Perez. The scene pivots on a perilous search via the fire escape and Miss Estrilla’s suspenseful hospital room backdrop.
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Horn
Hanska Darina
Mra
Letirange
Martin Mctiee
Enlim
Hanan
Trurde
Ealatence
Hank
Wade
Tommy North
Omoe
Wrnoman
We North Advertiaine Agency
Mra Ledranee
Tnepertor McGee
Boise
Han= sha
Onde
Ana Cormaranee
Tatian
Post
APG
John Hana
Acd
Inspector McGee
Rosade le Grange
Rosalie le Grange
Rosalie la Grange
Mellee
Rosalie
M Leary
Kennedy
Miss Estrilla
Toran
Eroicion
Romslie
Dearie
Mise Estrilla
Morris
John
John H. Hanska
Margaret
Miss Estrida
Juan
Joba
Rowalle
Detective Kennedy
Martin McGee
Mies Estrifla
New York Police Department
Margarita Perez
Trinidad
Juan Perez
Caracas
Venemelan
Port of Spain
Antwerp
Hansks
Inquisiee
Hanska
England
Legreed
New York
Southampton
Watt
Cas. Hoe
Stearcship Company
Jean
Mies Excrilia
Hapska
United States
Joan
New Orleans
York
Captain Hanska
Mrs. Moore
Staten Island
Hamska
Hans
Massenet's Bindings and a Parisian Parting
A Hamburger Nachrichten account recalls Massenet's fond visits to a Paris bookbinder who crafted new bindings for each edition. When the craftsman leaves Paris for a country house near Saptes, Massenet laments his friend’s departure and hints at shared artistic bonds. Other notes touch on origins of life debates by Dr. Benjamin Moore and Sir Oliver Lodge, plus a humorous party quip about cobweb paintings on a ceiling.
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Massanet
Hamburger Nachrichten
Massenet
Paris
Saptes
Bastian
Hritivh Association
Benjamin Moore
Liverpool
Oliver Lodge
Cost of Keeping a Heifer
The piece explains farm cost accounting for a two year old heifer. It breaks expenses into feed 65.6 percent labor 12.4 percent interest 5.9 percent and other 15.6 percent totaling 62.06 dollars. It cautions about omitting other charges in profits reports and promotes maintaining complete accounts with simple direct entry bookkeeping.
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Helfer
Importance of Pure Water for Dairy Cows
The article stresses ample clean water for dairy cows and notes milk is about 7 percent water. It warns against muddy ditch water and cold, shocking intake. Warm water in winter boosts intake and milk production. tank heaters help.
Construction of Cow Barn Sketch Plans by Andrew White
Missouri reader Andrew White of Town Homestead describes a compact cow barn layout. He suggests a concrete foundation with substantial height to allow space above for storage or other uses.
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Andrew White
Missouri
Diagram for elevated cow barn foundation and siding plan
A rough sketch describes raising a cow barn foundation at least two feet above ground to protect timbers from manure. It suggests using sixteen feet siding and notes specific dimensions like 47 by 32 inches for the barn sections and a 32 foot by 12 inch kennel area. The plan emphasizes practical elevation to improve longevity.
Right Pasture for Calves by RBM Washburn
An author argues calves should have pasture access in the second summer to build strength, but those born after year start may benefit more from stable feeding. Pasturing in the first summer can hinder development as calves toil in heat and crop tougher grass.
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RBM Washburn
Mies
Values of the dairy cows on the farm
The article argues dairy cows provide cheap wholesome food, lowering family bills. It claims milk from good cows is a superior substitute for costly foods and emphasizes there is no economic way to run a farm without ample milk cows.
Hot Water Breakfast Habit Promoted by Phosphated Cure
A promotional blurb advises drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels of indigestible waste sour bile and toxins. It claims invigorating effects better appetite and visible health improvements with minimal cost from druggists.
Jimmy Got His Helping
Senator W R Oglesby of New York recalls a humorous tale about Jimmy and his sweetheart at a restaurant. The bill arrives before a bite is taken, the loved one asks for chicken, and Jimmy reveals he has had all he wants because of the bill in his pocketbook.
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W. R. Oglesby
New York
Jimmy
Jimmie
Philadelphia Telegraph
Heroic Proposal Sparks Second Heartbeat at Wedding
Mrs Peck questions heroism with a jab about deeds for country. Henry Peck replies with a bold claim he saved a life by proposing marriage. The couple banter reveals a humorous twist as the dialogue ends with a comic misstep about age.
Different Viewpoint Sparks Mrs Growell Exchange
Mrs Growell laments not liking her new home while others call it lovely. She notes that compliments are easy but paying the bills is not. The exchange highlights tension between appearance and cost.
Handy Husband Discovers Grape Nuts For Breakfast
A husband, stepping in when the cook is ill, serves Grape Nuts as a ready made breakfast. The dish proves easy to prepare, well cooked, and strengthens two adults after a five year hot climate stay. A friend with indigestion finds relief with Grape Nuts and cream, aiding sleep and weight gain. “There’s a Reason” notes Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
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Harry R .Grissinger
Bobbs-Merrillo
Nora Cochrane
East Cowes
Solent
Lepe
Hampshire
Egypt Point
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Po Slee
Margaret Perez
Massanets
Sen
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