May Day and Diamonds at Lynne Hall
In a willful courtship tale set at Lynne Hall, Inez faces fear as Lord Lynne plans a May wedding with Agatha. A confrontation in the conservatory ends with Philip gifting Inez a dazzling diamond pair, sealing a vow in secrecy while Agatha and the couple rejoice.
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Lying
Ryen
Inez
Rubin
Talare
Lynn
Janne
Lynne
Acutha
Lyne
Hany
Bond Street
Matetless
Rone
Inga
Kertle
Lon Lynne
Agatha
Evelyn Leigh
Agathata
Rey
Grea Agatha
Evelyn
Tnex
Philip
Lori
Lynmewalde
Lyn
Cosvaties
Rexa Glynn
North
Wales
Laeril Lynne
London
Lidy Lyrne
Nature
Lynnewolde
Evalyn
Allan Teich
Agathma
Nex
Fuse
Tuon
Hey
Tard Lennie
Allan Leigh
Lord Lynne
Fiamese
Allan Awére Parhans
Taod Lynne
Inen
Wessiaz
Mirale
Leon
Tord Lynne
American mill gear shipped for woolen mill in China
A Philadelphia firm secures the complete equipment package for a large woolen mill in Tientsin China. The order, led by Duenderfer, includes boilers, engines, and machinery with Westinghouse, Harrisburg Foundry, and Graton Knight supplying key components. The project positions Tientsin as a future wool manufacturing hub in North China.
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United States
England
Midland Railway
Germany
Tilentsi
China
Duenderfer
Philadelphia
Ives
Tiemisin
Unis
Diefenderfer
Vonien
Luc Waven
Olne
M. A. Furbish & Son Machiur Company
Philacerphia
Harrisbursoundry and Machine Works
Harrisburg
Westinghouse Rleetric and Manufacturing Companys
Pitasburg
Belting
Graton & Knight Manufacturing Company
Shatejog
Gorge V. Cresson Company
Philadelphit
Wu Mow Ting
Imperial Railways of
Confucius
Tientsin
Mei
Yun Ho
Pei-ho
Peking
An Enormoua
Tientsin Emerges as Key North China Trade Hub
The city, long a canal and wheelbarrow market, has shifted much commerce to the new railway. Sham Hai Kwan coal fields near Tientsin spur local manufacturing growth as the city becomes a vital sea outlet for a populous north China region. Exports include wool, bristles, goat skin, straw braid and coal. Lo Diefendertey returns to China to represent American ventures and projects.
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Sham Hai Kwan
Tientsin
North
China
Woolf
Wyoming Soda Lakes Poised To Lead World Output
Wyoming's extensive natural soda deposits in Natrona, Carbon and Albany counties promise a future as a major soda producer. Geologists note 10,000,000 cubic feet of soda in sight, with lakes in depressions across twenty sites. Prospects include soda baking, glass making and soap, backed by Morgan, Du Pont and Wyoming Syndicate deposits.
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Trans Mississippi
Wyoming
Union
United States
Big Western
United Tons
Lee Pon
Wilbur C. Knight
Lvnair of Geology
Wyoming States University
Laramié
Knight
al- Thali Works
New York
Chicago
England
Germany
Wateh
Sweetwater
Sagebrush
Salt Lake
Wyon Wing
Sweetriver
Natrona County
Morgan
du Pont
Wyoming Syndicate Improvement Company
du Pont Group
Gil
Carbon County
Rawlins
Albany County
Rock Creek
Thovle Greek
Union Pacific
Laramie
Downey
Green River
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ponce Population Claims and Expansion in Puerto Rico
The text notes Ponce, Puerto Rico, has a disputed population ranging from 15,000 to 49,000 depending on area included, with Cantera Canas and Piaya counted in some estimates. It discusses potential urban expansion, lacks natural barriers, and cites facilities such as three hospitals including the military, a poor house, schools, clubs, a theater, hotels, cafes, a library, and utilities like buses electric light and water works. The piece mentions a Protestant church and thermal baths with limited use.
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Pone
Inouga
Cantera
Canas
Piaya
San Juan
Ponce
Jessanes
Lee
Puerto
Vegetables in Ice Water Salad with Creamy Dressing
The recipe describes cutting potatoes onions cucumbers and tomatoes into pieces and chilling in ice water. It adds celery parsley and other greens, served on lettuce with a dressing made from water vinegar sugar salt cream butter and egg yolks. The text ends mid recipe with egg yolk and cooling steps.
Faulkner to Lead Conference of Charities and Corrections
C. E. Faulkner of Minneapolis is slated to become the next president of the conference of charities and corrections. The announcement states Faulkner will assume the role and lead the organization in its upcoming duties.
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C. E. Faulkner
Minneapolis
Conference of Charities and Corrections
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Bohin
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