The Peculiar Selfless Generosity Of Mr Toggs
Mr Toggs is described as peculiar and self generous, but his generosity is shown in his behavior and wardrobe. After a severe indigestion scare caused by overindulgence, his wife Mrs Toggs and nurse Elizabeth tend him with feigned devotion. He regains health, settles debts, and pays Elizabeth while quietly praising his restored status as husband and provider.
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Mr. Toggs
Mr. Toges
Madam Gossip
Cherith
Ego Club
Dr. Killer
Toges
Mrs. Toggs
Fox
Mr.Toges
Elizabeth
Mrs. Togs
Mr. Togss
Clarissa
Two Women Share Whimsical Exchange on Twenty third Street
In a brief morning meeting on Twenty third Street two women with bundles exchanged a playful, rapid volley of phrases about Mollie, a delicate girl, and a bet, with interruptions and neighborly chatter cited from a New York Times item. The scene ends with a quizzical exchange over a baptism and a mispronounced name.
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Twenty-third Street
Ziri
Mollie
Hackensack
New York Times
Purdue creamery to operate dairy department facilities
Purdue University will run its dairy department creamery equipment on a commercial basis starting in May, securing regular milk from farmers to study dairy processes. The program features modern separators churns and ripeners, with H N Slater of Fairmount, Minn., as assistant, and aims to boost dairy knowledge for Indiana creamery men and cow owners.
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Purdue
Purdue University
Indiana
H. &. van Norman
H. N. Slater
Fairmount
Minn
Slater
Minnesota Dairy School
Minnesota
Exhibition Ducks From Farmers Review Show Stock Pride
A Nebraska farmer discusses annual exhibition ducks, noting free range feeding, improved stock through exchanges for eggs, and a history of blue ribbons. He laments limited competition, claims the Pekin beak black spot rule hurts entries, and hopes editors help him break into larger shows while continuing local displays.
Planting Roses Advice From Geo J Kellogs
Spring planting timing follows last frost risk. For budded roses incline at 45 degrees toward winter direction and keep the graft four inches below soil. Own rooted roses are best and easier to winter. Remove below bud sprouts to protect grafted stock and ensure blooming. Plant with natural root position, firm soil, good watering, and shade if leaves are on.
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Geo. J. Kellogs
Livestock Exposition Association formed in Chicago
Last week a large number of livestock breeders met at the Record building, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, to complete the organization of the Live Stock Exposition Association. The gathering focused on finalizing the new association's structure and aims.
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Union Stockyards
Chicago
Value of Pasture for Pigs and Poultry Raising Tips
Missouri bulletin cites G W Waters on two economy principles for pigs. Pasture grass improves returns for grass-fed pigs and reduces corn needed, especially when feeding period is long. Wisconsin tests show gains and corn efficiency vary with pasture level and full feeding. Also notes an approach to poultry raising: interest is key and women can succeed. cautions against starting if lacking passion. Warm shoes advice follows for cold feet, recommending felt boots with broad soles.
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Missouri State Board of Agriculture
G. W. Waters
Wistonnsin
Longfellow
Nes
Farmers
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Frank E. Graff
Boston Globe
Onyz
Onyx
Nal Live Stock Exposition Association
Ece
Lea
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