Mabel Waring Faces Loss on Palm Beach Trip
Mabel Waring, traveling from New York, discovers missing drafts after a stop in St Augustine and a Palm Beach stay. She reflects on money vanished from a leather case, suspects careless loss, and contemplates reporting to a hotel manager while seeking new work through a Florida trustee's opportunity.
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Mabel Faces Debt and Decision in Florida Hotel
A young teacher named Mabel remains in a Florida hotel while awaiting salary payments after a broken romance and mounting debts. She contemplates sending valuables to cover costs while considering a move to New York to join her benefactor. The story centers on class tension, financial strain, and a pivotal realization as she discovers a leather case with her drafts.
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Ababs and Arabella Mix Words in Amorous Postlude
In a witty postscript style note the letters and phrases spin around Arabella and Augustus Arlington, as affectionate advances and social theatrics unfold amid academic circles. The piece echoes flustered wit and playful, ornate prose in a delayed letter-like column.
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Arabella
Augustus Arlington
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Latin in Schools A Dismissive Opinion Piece
A Book-Lovers' Magazine writer rails against Latin as a wasteful subject. He argues Latin yields little cultural value and sows obstinacy and other vices, preferring Latin roots in a brief course but dismissing full study as outdated.
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Magazie
Bulture
Praise for Judicial Decision and Moral Debate in Public Life
A fragmentary, antiquated column reflects praise for Judge Hazen of Kansab for upholding constitutional rights while invoking critique of Bible readings in schools and Sabbath theater openings. The text contrasts Christian and pagan readings and includes ornate verse about sea life, marriage, and a lost child, ending with a note on a powerful fire theater figure.
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Roswell
Chiscago
Care of Skimmilk in the Creamery System
The creamery manager bears responsibility for how patrons handle skimmilk. Poor washing and long delays before pasteurization spread bacteria, tainting the entire milk supply and affecting butter flavor. Some creameries feed skimmilk to swine to cut contamination.
Butter Maker Guide on Separator Use and Starter Quality
J W Newman stresses running separators at designated speeds to protect bearings and bowls, then thorough washing and steam drying. After separation, cool cream to 70 degrees and add pasteurized skim milk starter to foster lactic acid, control flavor, and improve yield and keeping quality. A good starter speeds fermentation and allows ripening at lower temperatures while preserving taste.
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J. W. Newman
Milking efficiency and butter yield in cows analysis
The article argues profitable cows should exceed 6,000 pounds of milk or 200 pounds of butter annually. It notes variability in value of milk and butter, urges simple checks on which cows support the owner, and cites studies showing cows’ returns from feed ranging 60 cents to $2 per dollar. It also discusses egg preservation with ashes and observations from egg tests.
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H. R. Wright
Scenes on City Ponds During Cold Weather Skating
Readable note describes Central Park and New York Sun reporting crowds skating on icy ponds despite cold snap. Spectators include babies and dogs, with families in chairs and many skaters, including children, a bulldog with its owner, and a wheelchair of activity. Moonlight adds charm. policemen humor contrasts with skaters.
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New York Sun
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Ywasto
Secrets of Plant Life Reveals Frost Guarded Buds
The piece explains how plants preserve their life through seeds bulbs and tubers serving as reservoirs and organizers of heat. It notes that early buds and flowers exposed to frost like catkins willow and hazel are protected by thick soft coverings.
Poultry prize hints at eggs and hatchlings plan
A contest prize discussed turning money into eggs for hatchlings. A boy swapped a penny for an egg and imagination spun it to a hen six chickens a spig a calf and a pony with bridle and saddle. Germany's tallest soldier noted at six feet six inches tall. A portable infant's swaddling bell is designed to adjust at night and fold away in day.
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