The Governor's A Novelization of Lady Alice Bradley's Play
Katherine Strickland visits Mrs. Slade to discuss her crisis with Dan Slade. Mary Slade offers empathy, probes motives, and contemplates decisive steps. Katherine reveals mounting poverty, political scandal, and a plan to protect herself and her father. Mary weighs options and moral lines as they confront a possible second Mrs Slade and a future shaped by choices and consequences.
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Lady Alice Bradley
Gertrude Stevenson
Jerine
Hayes
Katherine
Bob
Slade
Mrs. Slade
Katrine
Mary
Mise Strickland
Misa Strickland
Mrs
Mary Slade
Atherine
Geo Ae
Mr. Slade
Mr Slade
Satherine
Dan Slade
Slide
Hte
Mie Strickland
Katherine Valieethy
Miss Strickland
Mrs. Slades
Mes Slades
Mrs Slade
Play Necessary for Child Development and Safe Play Areas
The piece argues play is essential for proper child development and urges safe places for play beyond streets. It cites Zechariah about streets full of children and asserts play is nature’s method for growth, claiming infancy exists for play and deprived children miss growth opportunities.
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Zechariah
Daily Good: Vocation Shapes Character and Good Deeds
John W Chadwick argues that a man’s regular vocation defines his moral quality and provides the means for beneficence. He asserts nothing else shapes character as effectively and furnishes hands and feet for acts of goodwill in daily life.
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John W, Chadwick
Goodyear Tires At Prewar Prices Amid War Shock
Goodyear tires, built of extra fine rubber, are offered at prewar prices despite wartime pressures. The company warns that most rivals have raised costs due to rubber shortages, but Goodyears remain at June levels with limited orders accepted and stock to be kept available. The narrative explains sourcing through Colombo and other regions and asserts Goodyear leads in quality while resisting price hikes.
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Goodyear
Tinalom
Airships and submarines as Wasps of modern warfare
A historical overview notes airships and submarines as the wasps of modern war, their limited proven value, and how newer tech such as wireless, aeroplanes, and dirigibles may shape naval conflicts. It describes submarine reliability, periscope visibility, and growing counts among major powers.
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Europe
Waste Land Made Fertil for Delta Land Development
A 1912 report details 1 5 million acres of wasteland near Keyp delta, with 500 acres at Piala cleared after salt-impaired soil. Drainage and irrigation reduced salinity, enabling cultivation. A crop of rice proved the land workable, followed by cotton on a promising scale and expected profits of 75 to 100 dollars per acre.
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Keyp
Kitets
Laster
Counting Up Fines in Auto Expenses
A garbled note questions rising running costs of automobiles and hints at a mechanic’s remark. The fragment suggests concerns over high expenses and a comment about obtaining a number from a motorcycle context, though details are unclear.
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Hapter
Merritt
Paris
King Strickland
Iit
Farly
Lendon
Singapore
Aviv
Colombo
Joop
Akron
Chio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
United States
Whelens
Meruplanven
England
France
Germany
Hrasseys Naval Annual
Ing
Toland Te
Nussia
Austria
Italy
Holland Lines
Egypt
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