The Token and the Bell In Indian Night
American Amber, hunted by a mysterious Bell cult, confronts the Bengali Behar Lal Chatterji and the Rajput Salig Singh. Betrayal, forged identities, and a perilous exit drive Amber toward India and a plan to rescue Miss Farrell. He escapes a looming trap and heads back to the Great Eastern hotel, contemplating a new assignment in Darjeeling.
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David Amber
Quain
Behar Lal Chatterji
Amber
Sophie ‘Farrell
Col. Farrell
India
Rutton
England
Miss Farrell
Chatteril
Chatterjl
Ks Amber
Mysterius
Mee
Salig Singh
Ipell
Khandawar
Har Dyal Button
Chatterji
Button
Long Island
Labertewuche
Behari Lal Chatterji
Hazoor
Council of the Hand
Ghari
Moto
James
Astern
Chitpur
Darjeeling
Amber and Doggett Reach Badshah Junction in Rajputana
Amber and Doggett awaken at Badshah Junction after a chase from Calcutta. A rough tonga ride with Ram Nath to Kuttarpur follows a tense exchange over Pink Satin and Labertouche. The journey unfolds amid heat, spies, and danger as Amber suspects hidden foes ahead.
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Tonga
Rajputana
Badshah Junction
Kuttarpur
Doggett
Amber
Bazar Billingsgate
Sahib
Eurastan
Dak
Sahhib
Tonga Wallah
Ram Nath
Dak-Bungalow
Labertouche
Sahd
Harvesting Wealth Across Prairie Wheat Fields in Canada
A travelogue through Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba details vast yellow wheat fields, rising farm wealth, and thriving settlements. Observers note land values from $12 to $60 an acre, rising harvest activity, and rail and elevator capacity strained by a projected 26 bushel wheat yield per acre across the three provinces.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Board of Trade
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Alperta
Manitoba
Tinto
Alberta
Nebraska
Iowa
Calgary
Camrose
Sedgewick
Castor
Red Deer
Wetaskiwin
Edmonton
Lacombe
Vegreville
Tofield
Vermillion
Fort William
Port Arthur
Phosphate Rock Discovery Could Benefit Local Smelters
The geological survey reports a Montana phosphate rock find may aid smelters by providing an outlet for waste sulphuric acid. Withdrawal of phosphate lands from homestead entry was noted after field reports by Hoyt Dale. If combined with cheap sulphuric acid, fertilizer production could become feasible, reducing pollution in nearby ranges.
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Geological Survey
Montana
Homestead
Hoyt Dale
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
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Louis Joseph van CL
Ran Walters
Lous Joseph Vance
Zoor
Great Eastern
Calcutta
Sophia Farrell
Benares
Howrah
Engishman
Mogul Seraf
Indian Railways
Agra
Pink
Western
Bayond