The Hillman. a London night of wit and longing
Louise and John Strangewey navigate a glamorous dinner, a Bohemian restaurant, and dance hall intrigue in London. Sophy teases, warns, and guides their evolving feelings as Louise contemplates love, independence, and a looming choice amid social currents and a prince’s wary presence.
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Tyne
Strumgewey
Milan
John
Sophy
Ste
Milath
Southampton
Didress
Sam
Louise
Tomor
Paris
Bony
John Hiatt
Hut
Mr. Strangewey
London
sYou
Prince of
Seyre
Tare
Henri Braillot
Eugene
Wenn
Johny
Strand
Lugs
Lulzt
Shade trees urged to beautify New York highways
A New York State College of Forestry survey finds nine tenths of rural roadsides lack shade trees. It notes the state spent about 30 million dollars last year on roadbeds and argues shading roadsides could cut costs and enhance scenery, with trees thriving under local conditions.
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New York
New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse
New York State
H.R. Francs
College of Forestry
Union
Green
Moon influence on fruitfulness and new rabies vaccine claim
The piece notes moon phases linked to crop quality and mentions somnambulism tied to moonlight. It reports Prof. Claudio Fermi's hydrophobia vaccine with high cure rates in Italian and Indian contexts as described by The London Lancet.
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New York Medical Journal
Sadger
Vienna
Pasteur
Claudio Fermi
Institute of Hygiene
University of Sassaro
Italy
London Lancet
Fermi
Flagler dream to build Overseas railroad ferry gains traction
The Havana Post notes Flagler's dream of a crowded Overseas railroad and ferry from Havana to Key West is edging closer to reality. A P O Steamship contract to move sugar and pineapples on the Key West ferry signals rising northbound traffic, aligning with the builder's original plan.
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Flagler
P. & O. Steamship Company
Key West
Henry W. Flagier
Havana
Logging trucks plow new roads in rugged West Coast regions
Powerful wide tired logging trucks are used in Oregon and Washington. They craft their own roads as they pass, front tires ten inches wide. An experienced driver picks routes carefully and the vehicle’s weight forms a hard, smooth surface after a few trips. Four wheeled trailers often accompany these trucks.
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Oregon
Washington
Popular Mechanics
Good Roads Are Attractive and Farm Topics Highlighted
Rural readers urged to improve roads to attract motorists and profit farmers. Cowpea seed promotion notes its value as food and feed. Cream grading advised. a $50,000,000 Ohio highway bond proposal touched on. Caution urged on lime or wood ashes with manure. Plan ahead for alfalfa. soil benefits from potatoes first. Clothess field ideal described as a cloudless day for farming.
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Hillman
By E. Phillips Oppenheim
John Strangewey
Brasil
Earl Snisty
Elie
Yong Hhoek
Severnl Ste Ln
Appleton
Tn Girls
Soyer
Sudan
Shif Deta
Tilve
Milne
Hotie
de Mytte
Tavisse
Birgene
Ste Ninenare
Tie
Ing
Will
Ritz
Masten
Perance
Laigh's
Mr. Strany
Providence
Medical Journal
Prince of Seyre
National Board of Fire Underwriters
United States
America
Far West
Ohio
Clothess
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