Ride to St Jerome Ends Rescue at Magione
A perilous escape carries the narrator and Countess Angiola Castelani from pursuers to the convent of St Jerome aided by Hawkwood and Hawkeroad. Castor bears the burden through a desperate flight, a river crossing, and a swift ascent to safety, while the narrator contemplates past shame and receives care at the convent before a mysterious nurse’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bande Nere
Angiela
Trasimene
Dechuel
Castor
Perse
Eile
Eric
Migione
Ime
Marione
Magromedtach
Sforza
Magione
Castor Petine
Lesan
Telon
Tin Bedoet
Angiola
Wight
Myheart
Navarre
Hawkwood
Arvezze
Signore
Angiola Castellani
Verugia
Ste Jerome
Drolera
Oni
Sanguinetta
Borgia
St. Jerome
Bayard
Cardinal
Jacope
Jacopo
Anmola
St. Armande
Cap
Athess
Pavilion of Tremouille Chapter Opens With Awakening
The narrator wakes in a larger chamber after a drugged night, senses Jacopo and Bande’s movements, and finds Angiola’s letter missing. He notices roses in the room and speaks with St Armando and Jacopo as plans for the day form. He later discovers Angiola’s room is off limits and retrieves torn fragments of her letter from the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Cavaliere
St. Armando
Bande Nero
Jacopo
Doris D’entrangues
Bande
Madame
Angiola
Dacopo
Dacapo
Signore
Tamas
Loa
St. Peter
Nou
Excellencs
Signor de St. Armaande
Lester
St. Alimande
St.Artmande
Ile
Anzgiola
Angiela
Wealth in Garbage How rag-pickers make a living in Chicago
A Chicago special details 20 000 people earning from rags bottles and iron. It follows Italian dominance in rag-picking, wealth from junk shops, and a veteran colored man who has worked 40 years. It notes persistent hustling, family networks, and the broader junk trade with prices and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jia
West Side
Madison Street
Frederick Boyd Stevenson
His Model Wife Inheritance Of Parental Wishes Unfolds
A Chicago Times-Herald column notes Jiendrix wed against his parents wishes and married a model wife. The bride worked as a model in the dressmaking department of a major dry goods store, prompting speculation on parental attitude and potential reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiendrix
Chicago Times-Herald
Philanthropic Impulse Reflected in Washington Visit
The Washington Star quotes Meandering Mike describing a trip to Washington as a way to brighten others. He jokes about showing himself to cheerful those who review census employment applications and mentions being unable to work even if work were available.
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Washington
Mike
Washington Star
A Unique Experience Marked by Fireworks at Home
A reader reports a festive night with neighbors and a cook present, noting a lively display of fireworks and celebration. The brief describes a social gathering at a residence with emphasis on the host's hospitality and the event atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enique
Biggs
Boggs
N. YS
Driving with Four and Three Horses In Harness
A Farm and Home article explains the single true method to drive four horses abreast with two lines and three-horse teams. It describes using inside horse lines for the inner pair, long run straps between outside horses, and tying outside to inside with straps, plus crossing run straps over the middle horse as shown in figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Osborn
Monson clam bake showcases drive for good roads statewide
About 160 Connecticut Valley Highway association members gathered in Monson Massachusetts for the annual clam bake to promote trap rock as the foundation of the good roads movement. President W E Dickinson urged disciplined, systematic road construction and maintenance with proper material use and timely repairs.
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Monson
Mass
Trap Rock
Connecticut Valley Highway Association
W. E. Dickinson
Good Roads
Granular Butter Preservation Method from Farm and Fireside
The method preserves butter for weeks by washing granule sized grains with ice cold water, transferring to a stone jar, and covering with brine so casine dissolves and the mass stays cloudy then clears with a brine change. A plate keeps brine above the butter allowing easy extraction for rolls or prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Mitchell
County turnpike commission votes to end project
A fragmented clipping reports the county turnpike commission has decided to end the project. Details are unclear due to the damaged text but the action is recorded as a decision to discontinue.
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Enterprise
Common Sense Calving Advice Leads to Healthier Calves
A contributor to Homestead shares practical guidance on preventing calf scours by restricting cow feed for two to three weeks before calving, especially for fat cows. He advises hay alone with limited grain, occasional wheat bran, keeping cow and calf together early, and watching grass quality from May to June for milk fever. He notes this approach may apply to horses and hogs, but has no sheep knowledge.
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Homestead
Corn fodder: proper handling to maximize feed value
Evan L. Chalfant explains how to cut, cure, and store corn fodder for best feed value. He advises timing husking, using shredders or bundles, and storing in shocks or barns to prevent spoilage and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan L. Chalfant
Ini
Prairie Farmer
Manure Hauling Described as Essential Farm Work
A discussion on manure hauling notes the task is hard and disagreeable yet a routine obligation for successful farmers. It outlines the prevailing method used for transporting manure.
Manure Platform For Farm Wagons
A practical manure platform design for farm wagons is described with a simple two by four frame and six by plank runners. The platform attaches to the wagon standards and clears the wheels. It can be built seven feet wide and uses removable side boards for load coverage.
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J. L. Irwin
Manuring Pear Trees Timed For Late Summer
Late in summer is best to apply stable manure as top dressing for pear trees. If the soil is moderately fertile little or no manure is needed.
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A . S.lenett
D. Appleton & Co
Jerome
Angela
Sc. Amando
Gian
St. Amande
Ani
Tam
Chicago West
Massachusetts
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