The River by Ednah Aiken ends with a tangled affair
In a riverfront siege narrative, helpless lovers, rivalries, and loyalties collide amid rock blasts and floods. Rickard, Godfrey, Gerty, Innes, and Hardin navigate passion, pride, and secrets as river warfare rages and a dramatic conclusion resolves love and betrayal.
A Desertion Brings Gerty to Uneasy Waiting
In the afternoon Gerty frets over a possible rejection as Godfrey fails to call. She questions if their bond is love and whether he will keep their first chance to themselves, while the mine town looms with Hardins nearby and a birthday watch ticks away the hours.
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Gostrey
Nikhe Mixeon
Betty
Canyan
Gerty Mardin
Godfrey
Getty Hardin
Janes
Canada
Guilfrey
Aestivalia
Ulta
Omnes
Wekard
Rickard
Mardin
Torler
Ryer
Ty Silent
Silent
Estrein
Molly
Estrada
Estrain
Yooder
Richard
Marshall
Hin
Genfrey
Pendent
Gerty
Surf
Ames
Tom
Hardin
Tor
Innes
Tates
Pilga
Marshalls
Palmyra
Ted Marshal
Alster
Claudia
Senor
Jared
Allike
Tere
York
Ome
Tanne
Ehurch
Ton
Mace Len
Jentous
Will
Kher
Tim
How Diamond Cutters Work In The Philippines
A fragmented piece discusses diamond cutting from rough stone to polished brilliance. It outlines cleaning, cutting, and polishing stages, the tools used, and the patience required. It also touches on tropical forests in the Philippines and historical notes about Gaza and ancient timekeeping.
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Philippines
Les
Jeo
Lernis
Pittsburgh's growth tied to coal and iron near Duquesne
Beginning of Pittsburgh on November 25 recalls the 1754 anniversary of raising the English flag over Fort Duquesne ruins. The city’s name honors Britain's prime minister as its expansion hinges on nearby coal and iron resources.
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Pittsburgh
Fort Duquesne
Britain
Unfailing Dividends of the Seasons in Lowell Quote
A Lowell quote extols unfailing dividends from iF flower and questions incomes not received, praising the steady yields of the seasons as a metaphor for enduring returns.
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Lowell
Road Drag Operation Guide by U.S. Department of Agriculture
The guide stresses operator skill as the key to a first class road drag result. It covers adjusting hitch angle, skew, and drag length to suit road conditions, with tips on standing weight, shifting to control discharge and cutting, and using experience to apply changes for efficient road work.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Highways Built in Forests Under Forestry Raid Funds
An official report shows 88.19 miles built during the past year under forestry raid funds. Over five years, 43 projects were under cooperative agreement, surveying 1,001.8 miles and constructing 664.15 miles. It cites social improvement from good roads and notes rural isolation from bad roads. It asserts cement tightens union as highways progress.
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Bing
Wooster
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Anbnek
Rickert
Molly Silent
Jim
Tones
Guyty
Ble
Hesteada
Eduardo
Entrada
Eduarde
Mure
Walt
Ted
Newt
Failare
Philippine Islands
United States
Tropics
Philippine
Far West
Gaza
Al-Mintar
Samson
Gaz
Jaffa
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