Elsa's Pearls and the Ball of Wealth and Love
Two girls, Elsa and Lucy, share a luxurious holiday and deep talk on money love and fate. Lucy receives a glittering gift of black pearls, their loss tests friendship and hope, and a sudden £6000 windfall changes their lives and leads to marriage and charity.
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Lucy
Elsaweon
Val
Lucy Denvers
Elsa
Ers
Aede
Frank
Tom
Lear
Littl
Bo Lucy
Drigh
Eve
Dr. Fairleigh
Mr Howson
Estin
Howson
Miss Howson
Lacey
Stan
Teen Oh
Sears Ti Jones
German engineers start carbon production for arc lamps in England
NTIL notes English car bons for arc lamps were rare until two German engineers opened temporary works at Stoke Newington making carbons on a small scale. They aim to build a plant with an initial output of 75 000 carbons daily. England imported 171 000 000 carbons from Germany in 1901.
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NTIL
England
Stoke Newington
Acon
Germany
Giant coal seam found near Maitland in New South Wales
A bore at Cessnock near Maitland, New South Wales, penetrated 260 feet to reveal a coal seam 27 feet thick. Indications suggest a seam of phenomenal thickness and a potential world record. New South Wales coalfields may hold at least 150 billion tons at workable depth, exceeding Britain in total coal reserves.
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Cessnock
Maitland
New South Wales
Great Britain
Navy launches search for the lost island of the Pacific
The U S Navy began a formal hunt for the elusive lost island reported between Honolulu and San Francisco. The cruiser Tacoma sails May 10 from Honolulu to scan a wide area, with Commander Nicholson commanding and to report findings or sightings of any land or reef.
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U.S. Navy Department
Island of the
Pacific
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Ita
Zravy Department
Wland
Agocarnt Tale Andl Beata
Nicholson
Bureau of Navigation
Tacoma
Tale
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Finn
Fairleigh
Wilsa
Misa Howson
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