Lost Love Meets on a Village Lane in May Heat
Hasland meets Miss Thornton during a hot May day escape in the wilds. He reveals he loves her though his modest income precludes marriage. Kate urges discretion and discusses Aunt Carrie, Lord Fiskerton, and a new companion at the manor as viewers glimpse a growing romantic triangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasland
Elaslind
Miss Thornton
Eric
Hasland
London
Miss Colmore- Hasland
Tain
Kate
Teading
Harold
Hastind
Condimin
Carrie
Kratiel
Daisy
Gwewee
Badatt
Val
Darby
Joan
Lord Biskerton
Haslind
Miss ‘Thornton
Oil Sprinkler for Roads and Left-Handed Admission
Oil sprinkling on roadbeds is described as a method to dust control and bed reinforcement. The system uses crude oil from a wagon barrel to saturate ballast creating a durable crust that resists frost and enables water to run off. The piece also references a dramatic left-handed admission overheard among three men and notes Mazatlan's decade and a half record of no failures or debts.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Sage Failing Power Despite Wealth and Industry
The piece portrays Russell Sage as losing influence despite a fortune of 100000000 and a life spent in work. It notes railroad and Wall Street drift away from him while he continues to work, relying on lending and board duties, with scarce intimate contact beyond Jay Gould. It mentions his frugal habits, past lunch habits with Gould, and his two marriages including a sister of ex mayor Slocum, living at 5th Avenue and an Isle of Wight home.
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Russell Sage
Wall Street
Jay Gould Aml
Mr. Sage
Trussell Sage
Andrew Carnegie
H E
New York
Sage
Jay Gould
New York Stock Exchange
Hind
Ting
Western Union Telegraph
Slocum
Troy
Oog Fifth Avenue
Hadsome
Isle of Wight
Lawrence
L. of
Facts and innovations from science and industry reported
The article surveys research from Cornell on bicycle tire sizes, a Langhans silicon carbide filament for incandescent bulbs, and an Icelandic weather observation of auroras affecting telegraph lines. It also notes advances in zinc galvanizing by electrolysis, a milk based sizing for paper glazing, and curious dairy facts comparing butter yields across states, with cows in Minnesota and Manitoba producing five pounds five ounces per hundred pounds of milk.
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Cornell University
Herr Langhans
Torvald Wohl
Odder Observatory
Demmark
Nist
Pyedericia
Trenmark
Koll
Ohio River
Texas
Ludiana
Minnesota
Manitoba
It Is True For All That
Harold Hasland and Ethel share a quiet moment on the veranda as they acknowledge a strange truth. Aunt Hasland watches with restrained emotion while Sean remains mostly unaware. The Evening News notes the couple’s embrace at dusk.
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Harold Hasland
Ethel
Sean Lardly
London Evening News
The Christian Era and a Girl’s Secret Loyalty
The Christian era began as a time reckoning in the sixth century. A girl considers disloyalty as keeping a secret from a friend in a moral reflection.