The Poet's Urgent Love Amid Hidden Truths
Gerald, lonely and smitten, pursues Christine Hartover while a cold wind and a looming social fault line shape their entanglement. Christine's family, a dark secret, and a chance painting reveal Christine's engagement to Bob Finducane, forcing Gerald to confront a hidden truth about the woman he loves.
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Gerald
Christine
Mr. Finducane
Harrovers
Bob Finducané
Bob Finducane
Bob
Hartover
Hofi
Mr. Harrover
Tim
Felix
Young Findue
Coquelin Joins Sub Rosa Club By Silent Ballot
In Paris at The Sub Rosa, famed actor Coquelin, pere seeks membership during a late supper. The silent rule requires little writing and much restraint. A water-filled glass, a rose emblem, and bread-balls become ballots as all present vote round, greeting his acceptance.
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Paris
Sub Rosa
Coquelin, Pere
Warwick James Price
Success Magazine
Coquelin
Rose
Sub Rosa Club
Gasoline Burner for Brooder Described in Rural New Yorker
Floyd Q. White describes and endorses a gasoline burner system for brooding chicks in small and large flocks. The design uses a gallon oil can as a tank, a pipe, and a fireproof box, with heat supplied by a stove burner igniter. The method claims warmth efficiency, reliability, and weather suitability, noting careful handling to avoid leaks and explosions.
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Floyd Q. White
New Yorker
Cleveland
The Poultry Yard and Egg Production Advice
A Farm Journal excerpt discusses cautious egg production urging breeding from good parents. It notes male birds do not affect yield, claims women often run poultry successfully, and advises feeding corn and weeding roosters. It suggests selling market-ready chicks soon to maximize profit before price declines.
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Peter Tumbledown
Farm Journal
Old Hens Value Varies With Age in Laying
Some old hens are worthless for laying while others remain valuable for many years. Poultry raisers should assess individual birds rather than assume all old hens are still good layers.
Judging Wheat Bran According to Poultry Journal
The Western Poultry Journal advises testing bran by chewing a small sample to see if it chews into a smooth end. Several samples should be used to form the best judgement, noting that bran quality relates to gluten content and egg production.
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Western Poultry Journal
Rearing Queens Out of Season in Beekeeping Debates
The Progressive Beekeeper quotes bee experts noting wide opinion on rearing queens out of season. They warn that queens from abnormal conditions may be weaker, while those raised to supersede an aging queen can be equal or superior if honey flow and season are favorable. novice beekeepers should favor simpler methods when natural swarming is unavailable.
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Beekeeper
Home Made Uncapping Box Sketched by Harley Smith
Monroe New York beekeeper Harley Smith shares a rough plan for a seven-eighths inch pine uncapping box 20 by 30 inches with galvanized iron lining and a wiping strip. The design includes an end screen to prevent drop-through and a height that reduces bending. The editor notes it mirrors a common California form and offers practical tips about comb placement and knife care.
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Harley Smith
Monroe
N. Y
Unclear Weather Fears Mentioned in Aged Chicago Snippet
A fragmented Chicago Record clipping notes a dismissive stance on the so called yellow peril and references lingering concerns about bloom or trouble, embodying a terse and dated newspaper tone. The readable line conveys cultural tensions without a clear event or date.
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Chicago
Inventions and vanity spark silent blame in papers
The Detroit Free Press notes self sacrificing remarks about women and men. The Chicago Tribune contrasts rubber collar invention with prolonged waiting and social traits.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago Tribune
Dodd's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Testimony
A Buffalo man credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for recovery from kidney disease after hours of fatigue at work. He says after six boxes he is completely cured and back to steady labor, urging others with kidney ailments to try the remedy.
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Buffalo
Av. x
Ailie
E.R. AfcLean
Ferry St
Daas
Dodd
Self-made man cited for short-change on himself
A Chicago editorial quip notes that a self-made man sometimes runs the short-change racket against himself, reflecting on prudence and honesty in personal affairs.
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Chicago
Agricultural Colonies Open on Kansas City Southern Railway
Lockesburg Colony in Sevier County Arkansas with about 30 000 acres and Loring Colony in Sabine Parish Louisiana with about 24 000 acres are open for settlement. Prices range from 7 to 15 dollars per acre with easy terms for settlers. Colonies offer broad farming, stock raising, fruit, truck and tobacco potential, in healthy climate with good water. Notices request books on Lockesburg and Loring Colonies and Current Events Magazine from railway officials and immigration agents. The closing line notes a religious sentiment about unity.
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Kansas City Southern Railway
Lockesburg
Sevier
Arkansas
Acken Ais Loring
Sabine Parish
Louisiana
Loring
Lpring
G. Warner
G. P
T. A
Kansas City
F. E. Roesler
Immigration Agt
Kansas’ City
Notable Letter Praises Pinkham Remedy from Mrs Kellogg
A Denver woman Mrs Sarah Kellogg writes to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts praising Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for treating menstrual and related female troubles. The letter extols cures and urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham while warning against other medicines.
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Sarah Kellogg
Denver
Colin
Wormen's Relief Corps
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydis E. Pinkham
Kroubie
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Hrald
Jer
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