The Knight of Tannenburg and Rosa in Germany
In old Germany a noble knight returns from war to a castle held by the Baron of Odenwald. Rosa, his daughter, devises a plan to free him, rescues her father from the dungeon, and saves the baron’s son from danger. The tale ends with reconciliation and Rosa’s daring deed completing the chain story.
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Germany
Tannenburg
Rosa
Odenwald
Castle of
Law summaries from 44 LRA volumes on exemptions and liabilities
The text surveys several court decisions: Bond vs. Martin on non residents and household furniture exemptions. Kershaw vs. Ladd on banks collecting unindorsed checks. Fisher vs. Donovan on creditors’ rights to a member’s certificate. Little Rock and Ft. S. Railway Co. vs. Oppenheimer on discriminatory transport facilities. Pierce vs. N C Railroad Co. on a brakeman’s tort causing death. Texas Loan Agency vs. Fleming on leased building doors and landlord liability.
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Bond
Martin
Kershaw
Ladd
Fisher Vs. Donovan
Little Rock
Ft. S
Oppenheimer
Ark
Pierce
North Carolina Railroad Company
N. C
N. A
Texas Loan Agency
Fleming
Tex
Making of a Star
Franklin Fyles argues that stage success rewards actors who provide real entertainment. A star is built through a five year contract with royalties rising from ten to fifty percent. Managers promote stars by dignified exploitation and media publicity to attract better audiences.
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Franklin Fyles
Ladies’ Home Journal
Island of Lakes Newfoundland Full of Fresh Water
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador has nearly one third of its area covered by freshwater. Most of this water resides in numerous lakes across the island, shaping its geography and natural resources.
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Island of Lakes
Newfoundland
Vast Earth Scenes From Waves To Kimberley Mine
The excerpt surveys atmospheric waves forming high cloud crests, insect influence on Smyrna fig flavor, liquid air and liquid hydrogen temperatures, and the Kimberley diamond mine system. It notes Dewar's squid hydrogen observations and a detailed portrait of the Kimberley compounds with 15,000 natives and 25,000 whites under a large trust, including harsh living conditions and daily pay.
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Asia Minor
Department of Agriculture
Asia
California
Dewar
Tertiory
Wyoming
Bultfonteim
du Toit
Kimberley Diamonds and the Great Mining Grounds
A historical account of diamond discovery in Kimberley South Africa and the mining process from rough blue rock to final gems. It describes prospectors finding diamonds in 1867, mining methods, ore processing, braining and washing steps, and the role of diamond buyers syndicates in the output of around 1,500 pounds from 8,000,000 tons of ore, concluding with a note on a woman's actions in a separate anecdote.
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Kimberley
South Africa
Cairo