Rose Stanton Aldrich Finds Purpose in Chorus Work
Rose Stanton Aldrich, once idly married to Rodney Aldrich and living in Chicago, seeks meaning by joining a musical comedy chorus. She lands a fabric and costume role, helps with fittings, and gains the producer’s respect while pursuing independence and a new life through performance.
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Rose Stanton Aldrich
Wich
Rose Stanton
Rodney Aldrich
Chicago
Rose
California
A Business Proposition In Rose's Dream and Dares
Rose agrees to back a theatre venture with John Galbraith, designing costumes and managing the wardrobe while he handles financing and production risks. They seek cheaper, ready made gowns or self design options, balancing profit and risk as they press Goldsmith and Block for a deal. Rose arms herself with cambric sketches and heads to rehearsal, racing toward a defining creative breakthrough.
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Jennie
Dane
Rose
Galbraith
Mia Goldsmith
John Galbraith
Prise
Long Island
Urs
Goldsmith and Block
Block
Goldsmith and Black
Randolph Street
Ike Moses
Red Sea
State
Control Insects and Fungal Diseases on Cherries
Pennsylvanian station outlines a spray calendar for cherry pest and disease prevention. Dormant spring sprays use lime sulfur. after petals fall apply nicotine extract and sulfur compounds for aphids and tear spots. lead arsenate paste targets curculio and scale. Brown rot control repeats with ripening sprays. fruit fly pressure may require lime sulfur plus arsenate molasses spray. postharvest sprays reduce pest carryover and defoliation risk.
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Pennssiemnia
Shield trees from rabbits in winter
A historic guide outlines rabbit damage to orchard trees in winter and presents preventive measures. It covers exclusion methods with wire tubing around trunks, use of screens and materials, poisoning options with caution, and washes or lime-sulphur treatments, noting effectiveness and limitations.
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D.C
Obie
Cause of Poisoning Found in Kentucky
A Bacillus causing forage poisoning was identified by investigators at the Kentucky Experiment Station under Dr. Robert Graham. They isolated a bacteria from oat straw linked to the disease, and a serum made from Bacillus botulinus protected horses and guinea pigs. A similar germ from corn silage caused fatal poisoning, with the same serum offering protection to horses and farm swine.
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Kentucky
Robert Graham
Man
Corn Hogged Down in Lots
Hogging down corn wastes more when large hog drives are used. Savings come from labor by husking and fencing fields into small, thoroughly cleaned lots. Do not switch hogs to a new area until the previous one is exhausted.
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Henry Kitchell Webster
Edna
Nose
Galbra
Edos Larson
W. H. Hudson
Patagonia
Brazil
Mabel Keyes Babcock
Rosie
United States Department of Agriculture
Walt
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