The Masked Star and Her Stage Father
Cassie and Win witness Angela Heriot’s dramatic return to New York society as she defies Blair McIntyre and reveals a double life. The play’s glow hides past scandals until a dramatic confrontation with her true mother and a wary family circle confirms a fresh start.
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Cassie
Bonnie
Caalmire Brough
Vanderhof
Cavsle
Casale
Van
Winston
Angela Herlot
Win
Angela Heriot
Heriot
Cazale
Misa Heriot
Faul
Storun
Nelson
Forbes
Rockwell
Milsionaire
Angela
Blair McIntyre
Alberto
Miss Heriot
Casele
Angie
MacIntyre
Old New York
Hila
Auch
Cassis
Angeela Heriot
McIntyre
Mr. Brough
Cheap and serviceable three wire cattle gate design
James Cotter describes a simple wire gate for cattle pastures with three wires and wooden boards forming hinged ends. Wires are looped and fastened to posts, ratchets tighten the system, and boards slide in slots to tauten the wires. A stake and extra boards strengthen the setup. an optional fourth wire can be added for extra containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cotter
Concrete on the farm offers cheap durable building ideas
The Rural New Yorker notes concrete can replace wood and stone in farm work. Posts, gates, floors, cisterns, and fence bases can be made with Portland cement and coal cinders, offering cheaper, durable results. Farmers are urged to share practical experiences at institutes to spread useful know‑how.
Virginia Illinois Woman Wears Men's Clothes and Excels
A Virginia Illinois woman, Anna McCoy formerly Ann Bohrer, is praised as a top farmer and stock raiser. She built her own home, cuts wood, plows, and can swing a ten pound ax. She has worked as a seamstress, cook, and even supplied telephone poles during a hotel cook stint.
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Illinois
Virginia
The
Inter Ocean
Dr. Mary
Walker School of Fashion
Anna McCoy
Kanene City
Charles McCoy
Ann Bohrer
Debatatso
Bohrer
Kansas City
Here
Barrel Smokehous and Indian Reservation Notes
A plan for barrel smoking meat using a hole cut near the bottom and leather hinges is described, with caution to control the fire. The piece also notes the rapid opening of Sioux Rosebud lands in South Dakota to settlement and the resulting citizen farmer trend, plus Bermuda grass control methods involving December pawing and January plowing followed by cowpeas and wheat.
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West
Rosebud
South Dakota
Indiana
Bermuda
Misquoted maxims and chuckles from era notices
A jumble of quotable witticisms and fragmentary lines from old newspapers. Snatches reference friendship maxims, drowning tips, and stray phrases about offers and readers, with names like Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Tribune appearing amidst garbled attributions.
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Crowell
S ‘Riend
Howell
Cincinnati Enquirer
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BY Mae Megerole Piartin
Orange Judd Farmer
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Mew
Anna Melo
Io Carpenter
Ireland
Treland
Glagow Evening Times
Enet
SpNndelphia Press
Chicago
Tribune
Tonerkatie
Salter Beed Co
la Crosse
K. Li
Chicago Daily News
Omar
Pryznau
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frane Beyer
Second St. Meriden, Conn
P. Waazey
the Norman
Milwaukee, Wis
Ith Pre Thei Party
Sataegeoel
Pinkham
Winchester
Repeating
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