Ruth the influential partner in a daring real estate venture
The narrator recounts how Ruth’s support and fairness helped him build a political and business network. He details plans, risk taking, and a breakthrough park grading bid powered by Rafferty’s credit. The story ends with a reflection on Ruth as the driving force behind his success and a vow to stay loyal.
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Rafferty
Dan
Once Again a New Englander Chapter XIX
A narrator returns to his old New England neighborhood finding the familiar row of trim houses unchanged though some newcomers arrive. He meets Grover recovering from illness who does not recognize him at first before keyed by the narrator’s name.
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Australia
Carleton
Devil
Grover
America
Clergyman turned publican Rev Samuel Thackeray dies
The Rev Samuel Thackeray M A LILD once ran the Fish and Eels at Hoddesdon acting as publican and holding Sunday services in the inn He was a mathematician musician and Independent Labour party member His career included chaplaincies at Tilbury Fort Gordon Road Workhouse and several parishes before resigning the tenancy in 1907 and later serving as a curacy at East Peckham The article notes his controversial license and clashes with church authorities
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Samuel Thackeray
Holy Orders
Hoddesdon
Hertfordshire
Parsons
Thackeray
Cambridge
Dartford Grammar School
Kexley Heath
Tilbury Fort
St. Luke's
Victoria Docks
All Saints
Newington
Christ Church
Greenwich
Gordon Road
Camberwell
Fish and Eels
Stort
Southwark
Christ
Mr. Thackeray
Trinity College
London
Independent Labor Party
Fish and Fels
East Peckham
Paddock Wood
Kent
Pioneering Women Flyers Across Early Aviation
The article notes early women aviators starting with Madame Cherch Peltier in 1908 in Turin as a passenger, then Henry Farnham’s 1909 flight with a woman passenger. It states seven countries have licensed women pilots, with France and America leading numbers, and credits Madame de la Roche as a pioneer who began learning when flight by women was extraordinary.
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Madame Cherch Peltier
M. Delagrange
Turin
Italy
Henry Farnham
France
America
Madame de la Roche
Nitrogen Absorption by Legume Root Bacteria
The article explains how certain soil organisms absorb atmospheric nitrogen. Legumes like peas clover and alfalfa rely on root bacteria to fix nitrogen. In new soils inoculation may be required to introduce the responsible bacteria.
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S. F. Edwards
Bacteriological Department
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Selandia Leads Rise of Oil Fueled Ocean Travel
The Selandia, a 370 by 53 foot diesel powered cargo ship bound from London to Bangkok, marks a milestone in fuel oil propulsion. With 2,500 indicated hp from four cycle diesel motors, it promises economical operation and low odor, signaling a surge of oil motor ships under East Asiatic Company contracts.
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Selandia
London
Bangkok
Siam
Rudolph Diesel
Munich
Germany
Institute of Mechanical Engineers
Copenhagen
Denmark
Burgmeister and Wain
Vulcanus
Anther
East Asiatic Company
Jutlandia
Barclay, Curle and Co
Clyde
Scotland
Flonia
Burmeister and
Wain
Red Kid Boots With White Suits Fashion Note
A fashion note from a shoe factory describes red kid button boots destined to be worn with white suits and gowns at fashionable resorts. The trend signals a move away from pure white footwear with added red trimming to finish the white and red look. Red is highlighted as a bright accent in chic outfits.
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Milady
Rice paper origin tied to tree pith not grain
Rice paper does not come from rice its composition relies on the white pith of a tree genus found in this country represented by the spikenard era referencing botanical sourcing and material use.
Father Objects to Unlikely Marriage in Play Scene
A mother defends her son as fond of art while Jones mutters that the match seems unsuitable, revealing tension over the marriage in a theatre dialogue.
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Art. Jones
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