Come On In glamour and gossip backstage in New York
Jimmy Wallace returns from New York brimming with stories about Rose Aldrich and Dane as costumes dazzle the stage. Violet and John tease Jimmy while Rose’s looming return to Rodney hangs in the air, hinting at a tense reunion and hidden feelings.
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Jimmy Wallace
Rosetti
Rodney
New York
Teztine
Grenville Melton T
Steiton
Chicago
Ie Dane
Globe
Stas Dane
York
Vi Williamson
Ton Pris
Violet
Jimmy
Uhus
John
Abe
Simmy
John Williarmsen
Rose Aldrich
Jobn
Pe &Y
Dane
Draith
Braith
Anybedy
Galbraith
Star
Rose
Weston
Star Company
Abe Shuman
Miss Dane
Mrs. Aldrich
Rose 4
Tod
Rodney Encounters James Randolph Over Rose in Knickerbocker
Rodney visits Eleanor and James Randolph at Bertie Willis's Knickerbocker house to discuss Rose and the past. Randolph candidly reveals Rose’s perceptive nature, her impact on his life, and his own crisis, admitting it drove him to drink as he digs into memories and confronts jealousy and failure.
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Rodney
Rose
New York
James Randolph
Broadway
Eleanor
Randolphs
Globe Chorus
Bertie Willis
Bertle
Lilkeelf
Bertie
Jim
Toomey
Stodney
Heth
Shen
Rodney Aldrich
Randolph
Rannaell
Walla
Bat
Aldrich
Niyway
Abe
Jer
Brontway
Fort
Kanda
Knicker Hocker
Dane
Second Street
Complete Renewal of Old Peach Trees
The Peach tree grows rapidly under favorable conditions and bears fruit only on last season's wood. It develops tall, erect branches that later spread, risking breakage from fruit weight. Annual pruning keeps trees compact, but a complete renewal is advised when growth becomes disproportionate. Renewal can occur without losing a crop if done early spring after winter dieback, cutting back branches each season to maintain new fruiting wood low and strong.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Complacent Customer Hopes Prices Stagnate
In a brief exchange a shopper comments on anticipated price rises to twenty dollars, noting they will delay purchases. They joke about delaying until their second childhood to handle bare feet. The exchange highlights consumer hesitation amid potential cost increases.
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Lars
Home Orchard Boarders Warned As Overgrown Trees Rule
Washington State Horticultural Commissioner Morrison urges farmers to cull oversized home orchards. He notes many home trees exceed family needs and recommends pruning spraying and selective removal to prevent disease and improve efficiency. A small setup suffices for few trees while larger plots require power sprayers.
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Morrison
Washington
Winter Spraying Important Practice for Tree Health
Winter spraying is essential to control San Jose scale and other insects. Dormant trees tolerate strong solutions like lime sulfur washes or kerosene emulsions, which kill scale by contact. Delaying sprays weakens future disease and pest control, reducing fruit quality in spring and summer.
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San Jose
Cream High in Test Brings Best Price and Benefits
High-testing cream, around 35 percent butterfat, reduces processing costs and improves butter quality. Creameries pay top prices for high-testing cream, boosting farmer returns and enabling more skim milk production for feed. Shipping costs favor higher fats, with 40 percent butterfat lowering per-pound freight.
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L. G. Rinkle
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
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