King of the Khyber Rifles Adventure Chronicles
Capt Alledstin leads in the Khyber Pass as Yasmini’s scheme unfolds. King pursues a covert convoy through rugged ridges aided by Courtenay and Rewa Gunga while a coded note signals rising peril and a dangerous rendezvous with Darya Khan in the hills.
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Rangar
Capt
King
Khyber Pass
de Khan
Demat
Courtenay
Ring
Jered Courtenay
Hitls
Khyber
King and brother hold memorable conference at All Masjid fort
A royal meeting occurs at All Masjid fort with King and his brother. A British captain vanishes in darkness and a mysterious native medicine man steps in to assume his role.
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King
All Masjid
Quo Vadis in Shanghai and a tale of barges on British canals
An unnamed Philadelphia Ledger writer reviews a brilliant young Chinese man nicknamed Quo TLCHL a noted student leader and future republic president career cites his Penn accolades and a proposed surname Vadis. The piece shifts to motor driven barges on British canals describing new propulsion and canal navigation.
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Nae
Shanghai
Girard
Philadelphia Ledger
Quy
University of Pennsylvania
Hoe
Economie
Quo
Fent
Republic
Gest
Vadis
Enghind
Cannock Chase
St. George's Wharf
King's Cross
National Highways Plan Sparks Debate on Federal Role
A 19th or early 20th century discussion cites Charles Henry Davis of the National Highways association calling for a national road system funded by the federal government. He argues 100000 miles of roads with land sales could cover costs via rental income, linking East, West, North and South.
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National Highways Association
Charles Henry Davis
Panama Canal
Davis
Europe
Boston Evening Transcript
Ontario Road Network By The Numbers
Ontario has about 65 000 miles of roads with over 49 000 miles in fair condition. Roughly 20 000 miles are well graded earth roads, 3 000 miles surfaced with broken stone, and 19 000 miles with gravel. Toronto has one motorcar for every twenty five residents.
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Ontario
Toronto
Value of roads boosts rural land prices cited in letter
A Baltimore bank president notes in a Manufacturers Record letter that road improvements raise farm values. He cites Virginia land selling for 60 to 80 dollars an acre three years prior, now 100 to 150 dollars, as roads open nearby counties. The piece discusses a national network of good roads including the Lincoln and Dixie Overland highways and Georgia's road-surface progress. It also mentions acetylene road signs with a monthly-maintenance generator.
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Ismail
Darya Khan
Timvall
Allah
Isinai
King
Bing
Egypt
Orward
Baltimore Commercial Bank
Virginia
Dark Nest Favored By Farmers For Egg Safety
The article notes that nests in complete darkness help prevent egg-eating by hens like Biddy. Farmers prefer dark nests since darkness reduces the likelihood of egg-eating, an undesirable habit once started in a flock.
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King of the Khyber Rifles
Alledstin
Iloaf
Rowan Galas
Yash’ Chi
Aml
Winesnes
Siuielle du Afeba
Anil Protector
Viesnilal
Willen
Styunks
Hyn
Ornge
Tnt
Tsmiuil
Lin
Kite
Syd Courteny
Hentie
Winagin
Delhi
Sony
King's Camp
Ant
Minlor
Yasmini
Texpiain
Asia
India
Tia
Tsunatl
Afridi
Khyber Inn
Rewa Gunen
Sen
Minti Courtenay
Vurshot
Hills
Isnal
Aoman
Khyher
Khingan
Trewa Gunza
Darya Kahn
Yagmin
Elaud
Courtennay
Terry Salle Tal
Winsell
Peldle
Tator
Sire
Tay Hot
Pol Ke
Thewa Gunga
Sone Stone
Sahib
Nothiling
Nie
Nck
Secret Service
Sili
Khinjon
Masjidi Fort
Tsiuaill
Badraxga
Ound
Darga Khan
Acton
QUO Vadis
United States
Herbert
Tella
Baltimore
Lakes
Gulf
Georgia
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