Ernest Bingley Wins Hearts At Castle Ball
Ernest Bingley defies nerves to win applause at the castle ball after a grand entrance. Rosa, the Earl, and guests shower praise as he dances with Rosa, while Crump and others note the visitors from America, ending with a promise to continue in the next installment.
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Ernest
Rosa
Ernest Bingley
Earl of Bingley
Charles
Bingley
Fezzerby
Boas
Doctor Dafoe
Charle
Fin McCool
Rom
Con
Sloat
Tmindie
Stoat
Ernest Bingey
Crump
Duff-Hooper
Prospector's Shaft Hauls Riches in South Africa Tale
A $5,000,000 gold pocket near Pigg Peak in Zululand drew A. M. Burnett to a shaft thirty feet long where he hoped for fortune. He found only minor signs before a drought of luck. A farmer nearby shot two white rhinos that wandered onto his farm, one collapsing after ten shots, the rare animal signaling the region's wildlife mystery.
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Bat- Fen
Swaziland
Durban
South Africa
A. M. Burnet
Eeroos Devils
Pigg Peak
Vilage
Burnett
Zululand
Deen
Babanango
Zultland
No Tiresome Formality at Royal Tea Parties
The Queen's private tea gatherings are less stiff than suburban hosts' events. Everyone knows each other, guests mix easily, and the hostess dispenses with formalities. People mingle freely, unlike the restrained royal garden parties where hosts often stand as observers.
New Furnace Promises Weeks Between Attention For Home Use
The Mellon Institute reports a thracite heating device that runs for weeks without attention, promising relief after a season of coal stoking. Dr. E R Weidlein noted trustees observed the development as Britain grants a million workers paid holidays this year, signaling better relations between employer and employee.
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Mellon Institute
E. R. Weidlein
Britain
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