Chadwick Makes Bold Move For Kitchen Help
Ten years after chasing fortune, David Chadwick seeks a home and a wife not for luxuries but for companionship. He confronts Nell Horton’s ruse and discovers Dora, Cleon Blake’s daughter, in the Horton kitchen. He proposes, and Dora’s pity turns to affection as he pledges a life together.
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David Chadwick
Dave
New York
Nell Horton
Nell
Dave Chadwick
Lawrence
New Croesus
The
Hortons
Elephant
Cleon Blake
Dora
Chadwick
City Hall
Schools For Animals Taught In Global Trade
The piece notes elephants in Siam learn to carry teak logs and balance, while pets such as white mice monkeys and song birds attend schools. It cites phonograph schools for parrots in Philadelphia and asserts large dealers run small animal schools to teach tricks with profit, including value differences for untamed versus broken lions.
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Siam
Philadelphia
Up to Date Farmer Promotes Modern Methods and Fertility Care
The article urges the up to date farmer to rely on ongoing science, maintain efficient implements, and keep fertility rich by returning soil nutrients. It stresses debt payment, labor investment, and balanced production including dairy and forage, with regionally adapted fertilizer use. It also notes chives as a mild, versatile edible herb with simple culture methods.
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United States
Europe
Remedy For Mites In Henhouses
The article advises treating roosts with kero sene to kill mites. Soak roosts periodically or spray the entire inside of the building to reach every crack and crevice. It will relieve animal suffering and save money for owners.
Outdoor farm advice on crops and home conveniences
The short piece advocates growing apples with fences and grapevines, grafting in orchards, and appreciating mail delivery. It stresses seeds, soil, cultivation, and balanced spending on tools and household conveniences. It ends with a health ad for Dr. Thomas Electric Oil stating it cures toothache earache sore throat and stops pain.
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Dr. Thomas Electric Oi
Cankerworm Again Threatens Connecticut Trees
The cankerworm, the pest that devastated elm and apple trees in Connecticut a decade ago, returns. It works quickly but has a short life, allowing new foliage with some vitality loss. Arsenical sprays kill young worms on apples, while trunk banding with vermicides best prevents infestation. reports show wide variation among towns in pest numbers.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Farming Notes on Garden Care and Barnacle Insights
The piece contrasts kitchen garden importance with economical farming, cites Dutch crop rotation and fertilizer variety, and previews reader opinions on incubators, nature, and the barnacle. It explains barnacle aging from mobile hunter to fixed, eyeless stage, detailing the transition and implications for survival.
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Holland
Frederick the Great’s Flight at Molwitz
Frederick the Great nearly fled a battle at Molwitz believing his army overrun. He rode across the lines and hid in an old mill until nightfall, only to learn his troops had won. The incident was quickly forgotten as he continued to lead bravely in future wars.
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Frederick the Great
Molwitz
Frederick
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Nature and the Barnacle
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KH. Rittenhouse
Washburn, Wis
Minneapolis Tribune
Washburn Times
Wisconsin
World
Northwest
Washburn Printing Co
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