The Adventurers: Secrets at Ivor Castle Unfold
The narrator travels with allies to Ivor Castle amid a burglary scare. Mr. Kesteven dies, leaving a possible inheritance and a secret chamber clue. Captain Sercombe and Hood scheme to seize treasure as Greek assailants close in. The pursuit ends with a Greek camp revealed and a cliffhanger.
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Ivor Castle
Oda
Montgomery
Kesteven
Lvor Castile
Mr. Kesteven
Hood
Sercombe
Sheppard
London
Williams
Serecombe
Paths for Young Feet to Follow to Paths for Young Feet to Avoid
An irate partner accuses a superintendent of wasting thousands on a biographies book to be sold as a textbook of success. The warning paper shows nine tenths of the men profiled exposed in scandals. the plan shifts title to emphasize avoidance rather than guidance.
How to Plant Trees for Healthy Growth and Root Care
The guide urges rich mellow soil and proper drainage, compares land quality to wheat crops, and stresses careful digging and firm packing to protect roots. It advises pruning to balance tops and roots, limiting cuts on young trees, and packing soil to prevent air pockets that could injure roots.
Wood Cloth Clothing Introduced in Early Textile Experiments
An April issue article describes wooden suits and fabrics made from wood fiber. It notes thin flexible threads produced by grinding wood, pressing, drying, and twisting into cords used for weaving wooden cloth. The piece discusses durability and potential 50 cent prices for future pine or spruce garments.
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Siondere
Technical World Magazine
Fireless stoves praised as homemaking boon at exhibit
The School of Domestic Arts and Hygiene will showcase the fireless stove at the student and homemakers exhibit on State Street. Reported as the Norwegian cooker and hay stove, it can be home made from a can or trunk with nonconducting lining. Proponents say it saves fuel and labor and is hygienic, despite long cooking times.
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School of Domestic Arts and Seine
State Street
Famine Threatens Spain as Moroccos Crops Fail
March 17 dispatch reports drought across Morocco undermining wheat and barley crops. Thousands of destitute peasants move toward Morocco city while southern Spain faces harvest failure and Gibraltar fears water shortages as reservoirs run low since November.
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Gibralter
Morocco
Spain
Gibraltar
Rock
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