The Caruthers Affair
Minard Hendricks the detective returns from Boston to unravel the case of Weldon Caruthers. An unsigned letter draws him to Palace hotel where cremated remains and a jeweled hand are found. Dorothy Huntington links rival Gielow to the murder as Hendricks and Dr Lampkin confront suspects and reveal the culprit.
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Minard Hendricks
Boston
Palace Hotel
Weldon Caruthers
Dr. Lampkin
Caruthers
Lampkin
Arthur Gielen
Dorothy Huntington
Hendricks
Miss Huntington
Dorothy
Cecunt Bantiani
Gielow
Henri
Dgantinni
Henry
Hrda
Pallisades
Tenedricks
Jendricks
Miss Kuntington
Law
Posime
Charleston
Denham
Police Department
Givlow
Jenrt
Jienrt
Liantinn
Dantinnl
Bow
Lampkin Xo
Kola
Astral Fastle
Hendrie
Lithie
Nola
Wilmannee
India
Trendricks
Werich
Leniyplen
Kala
Tive
Tendricks
Kain
Tsee
Iendricks
Ivola
Philadelphia
Confederate, and Later He Forged Another Communication To Miss Huntington
Count Dantinni
Gielan
Deetor
Glelow
Arthur
Dragon Key Hidden Deep Under House Reveals Secret Passage
Hendricks Lampkin and Trendrick discover a secret mechanism inside a dragon statue. A hidden door behind a mirror leads to a stone stairwell and a brick wall guarding a cavernous tunnel where they locate a rusty iron door and a key set, signaling they have found him.
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Nen- Gricks
Hendricks
Lampkin
Hendricks and Huntings Triumph in Caruthers Case
Hendricks reassures Miss Huntington that Gielow is safe as Det. Denham and Dr. Lampkin piece together Count Ban Tinni’s plot. Kola confesses guardedly while police plan transport. Gielow recovers, and Huntington thanks Hendricks before he departs with the captive in the wagon.
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Vien Thes
Nola
Hendricks
Hans
Ielow
Sourse
Hemdricks
Mendricks
Gielow
Lampkin
Miss Kuntingwen
Vic
Denhaut
Kola
Denham
Wrendricks
Iendricks
Roots for the Dairy A guide to growing mangels for feed
A Farm and Fireside article notes mangels as a winter feed option for small herds, detailing varieties Giant Yellow Intermediate and Mammoth Long Red Mangel, costs, yields from 16 to 24 tons per acre, planting spacing, thinning, weed control, and cultivation methods for good stands and easy harvest.
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Indiana Station
H. FE. van Norman
Heat Traps In Glasshouses Explained By Physics
An old professor explains that sunlight enters hot houses as light, while heat waves are longer and cannot pass through glass. Heat accumulates as light converts to warmth, keeping glasshouses warm even in winter. Dwelling houses heat similarly through sunlit windows. Source: Boston Globe.
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Oston Globe
Trellising Black Cap Raspberries A Guide For Amateurs
A detailed description from Ohio Farmer on a practical trellis method for black cap raspberries. The English approach uses five foot spacing, six foot stakes, and flexible leather ties to train canes along posts. Ends are trimmed to keep fruit clean, with annual renewal after harvest and post-release of new wood for renewal.
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L. B. Pierce
Ohio
Cheap Milk Stool Demonstrated by Simple Home Build
James Depue of Orange Judd Farmer shares a practical milk stool design. Built from two boards 22 inches long and 10 to 12 inches wide, it uses a half inch cleat and a 12 inch seat board. The stool keeps the milk pass clean and stable, and has served the author for four years.
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James Depue
Orange Judd Farmer
How Soil Affects Fruit and Beetle Behavior
The text explains that apples ripen earlier and color better on warm dry sandy soils but store poorly, and trees may not live as long due to nutrient loss. It notes sandy soil harboring borers’ pests and beetles preferring dry high land to avoid flood injury to eggs.
Orchard and Garden Cultivation Tips for Fruits and Vegetables
Practical advice from St. Louis Republic on orchard care and pruning for gooseberries and currants, strawberry fruiting rules, blackberry propagation, frost risk for tender vegetables, mulch use, weed control with turpentine, and mildew control with potassium sulphide. Emphasizes row planting, early season cultivation, and timing after bearing begins.
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St. Louis Republic
Rolfe Builds Better Roads Through Local Funding
Rolfe Indiana residents formed a subscription drive yielding 650 dollars from business leaders, matched by the city treasury, with farmer support. Gravel pits were opened and workers hauled gravel on four main roads all winter, promising improved highways and attracting future trade.
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Rolfe
Iowa College Plans Summer Roadmaking Experiments
The Iowa state agricultural college will conduct extensive summer experiments on road construction. Trials will test crude oil for surface compaction and water shedding after grading. Several road samples will be built including some steel-track wagon roads. A lecture course on scientific road making by an expert will accompany the work.
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Iowa
Iowa State Agricultural Colege
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Harben
Flere
Ile
Jyhex
Tinnl
Koln
Detec
Washington, St., Valparaiso
Valparaiso, Ind
Fred Shoemaker
Michigan City Directory
J. E. Shultz
Franklin Street
Michigan City
Ted
M.a.schuttl
Ind
Fourth and
Franklin
William A. Bray
Mott Block
A.W. Leeds
Wall
Post Office
Michigan
City, Ind
Rubin
H. B. Herrold
Chicago
Burcky
MILAN
Iestaurant
South Clark Street
L. C. Miller
Westville
Hay
Gaye Straw
Westville Laporte CO
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