Cyclist Heroine Swindles Suitor Then Vanishes At Inn
A rider helps a stranded Miss Gwynne near St Albans. Her brother Maj Gwynne’s coin and a five pound note vanish when she leaves with his bicycle, leaving the stranded man furious and suspecting a clever swindle by a man posing as her brother. The landlord warns the aid-seeking suitor that Dolly Ford may have used disguise to steal the machine and money.
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Harry Holmes
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Census reveals shifts in woolen mills and capital
The report notes 2 03 woolen mills in the country at the census, down from two and a fraction a decade earlier, while capital investment climbs from Frog 000,000 to 299,000,000. A cook finds a pearl. Larocuz is mentioned in a cryptic line.
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Elk and bear on the Uncompahgre glacier hunt
Mason McIntosh, a mining engineer for a New York syndicate, recounts pursuing a wounded elk onto an ice cap in the Uncompahgre region. A silver tipped bear ambushes the scene, leading McIntosh to a harrowing rifle duel across a crevasse. He wounds the bear repeatedly, the creature collapses into the crevasse, and McIntosh survives the ice field by retreating with a carved elk haunch and antlers before rejoining his companions.
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Wood Preservation Methods Impress 19th Century Readers
A report outlines methods to preserve timber including soaking in blue vitriol and water, using lime and quicklime treatments, and soaking timber in lime water with soda or liquid glass. It notes French contractor experiments to make planks durable for mines and other structures and references Dr Feuchwenger’s experiments with lime water boiled wood followed by soda or glass coatings.
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Fort Hil Earthworks on the Little Miami in Ohio
Fort Hill on the bank of the Little Miami River in Ohio features a defensive line of earth works nearly four miles long surrounding the site with several prominent elevations over twenty feet high at multiple points.
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