The Better Man Misled by a Brother's Secret Love
Dalyell recalls a past of wealth and duty as Cyril, his brilliant but deceitful brother, plans a marriage to Madge Escott. In a moonlit cliffside walk, Dalyell confesses he cannot stay for the wedding, hinting at a hidden obligation in India that requires his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darncombe Clift
Cyril
England
Daryell
Dalyell
Darncombe
Madge Escott
London
Tie
India
Madge
Todia
Dick Dalyell
Love and blackmail at the cliff edge in Madge’s discovery
Dick Dalyell confronts Cyril over Madge’s love while Cyril plots to marry another woman for wealth. A tense scene unfolds on the cliff path as Madge arrives, denouncing Cyril and ending the meddling with a sobbing departure. Dalyell vows to protect Madge and leave India.
SOD POULTRY HOUSE DESIGN FOR FARMERS
A description extols a cheap comfortable sod poultry house with sod bricks 12 by 12 inches, walls 24 inches thick, and a timbered frame above openings. It notes sod can be turned any time the ground is unfrozen, with a firm well grassed sod lasting longer, and outlines roof slope of about two feet.
Snug Poultry Quarters For Warmth And Convenience
A detailed description of a 14 by 38 foot chicken house with two rooms, a 10 by 18 roosting area, and a 10 by 14 nest room. It explains roosts on swinging wire, a stove pipe ventilator, dirt floors with straw, and ample light from three south windows. The design emphasizes warmth in winter and coolness in summer and is attributed to Mrs. LM Litton of Farin ai Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menance
LM. Litton
Value of Farm Names Sparks Market Value Idea
A dairy man notes farms naming their holdings can create a recognizable trade mark for produce. He cites Edgewood and Ivanhoe as examples, arguing named farms fetch higher prices and boost property values, urging farmers to adopt memorable farm names to double equity over a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Edgewood
Ivanhoe
Lonkot
X. Y
Lettuce as Feed for Chickens and Ram Efficacy
A poultry note extols lettuce as the best green food for chickens in confinement, noting rapid consumption from a thick drill and close-cut harvest. A five to ten-bird breeding pen will eat several bunches weekly, with a small patch yielding steady supply. The piece ends by stressing that the ram enables ewe progeny improvement only if the ewe can act on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Poultryman
The Curse of Weeds and Farm Weed Eradication
Weeds threaten profits and must be fought with concerted farmer action. Learn weed types and growth, then apply self-sustaining remedies. Perennials resist more, annuals easiest. cut tops before seed, smother with dense crops, and plant hardy competitors. A farmer acts as a committeeman for total farm weed destruction.
Preserve Your Horse and the Perils of Inattention
A Drovers' Journal admonition warns that many horses die due to owner neglect and poor care. It argues for informed, consistent horse maintenance, noting disease, feed, and treatment impact longevity and work capacity. Preservation, not procurement, is emphasized for lasting equine usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Tigne
Feeding Pen Gate and Pig Feeding Inequities
A historical note describes feeding pens for many pigs where dominant animals hog the feed. Larger pigs typically secure the majority of food, causing smaller, less active pigs to be crowded aside and fall further behind in growth due to the unequal distribution of available feed.
Feeding Pen Gate Innovation for Pigs
A four gate feeding pen design allows small pigs to gain access while larger pigs are blocked. Gates attach to lifting levers and use pins to admit pigs by size, preventing crowding at the trough. The system rotates to admit next size, keeping smaller pigs from stunting. Also notes a method using bisulphide of carbon to kill pests, with cautions about fumes and fire.
Electric maptor and trains of 100 miles per hour forecast
The article claims electric traction will replace steam within years, enabling trains to reach 100 mph. It praises various tonics and beverages like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Grain-O, citing testimonials and endorsements, while noting new sterilization rules for Boston barber shops and medicinal ads. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, Allen's Foot-Ease, and Piso's Cure, reflecting period advertising and health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Douggists
Hall
Hoxton
N.Y. Sun
Boston
Newbro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denison
Uosnto
A. E. Jameson
Chambery’ Journal
Gilbert Doyle
Wang
Encoura
Blackguard
Cyril Dalyell
Dick Dalyels
Madge Facott
Henry V
Gilpin
Columbus
State Journal
SOD Poultry House
Sarx
Forum
J. Ly Tewin
New Yorker
Yonkers Statesman
Mamma
Bobby
Washington
Footsam
Vanity
Chicago Daily News
Allen
Leroy
Atchi von Globe
Nure
Mr Feobbins
Maple Street
Norwich
Adama
Pepsin
St. Jacobs Oil
Security
Carter
Ora Titspurey Yorvenian
Ani
E. Pinkham
Mt Jentine Ave
Tremont
New York
Ninkham
Lota
Greene
3& W
Mart Ft
Ite
Delige
Bere
Alen
Ulam
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