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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1905
Page
18
The article surveys modern book production from manuscript to bound volume, highlighting type setting with machines, electrotype plates, folding machines, sewing by crescent needles, and final cover binding. It notes efficiency gains and the promise of turning manuscripts into books within 24 hours.
A survey of prominent foreign ministers in London highlights Baron Hayashi of Japan who helped avert war, Whitelaw Reid the American envoy and former journalist, M Cambon of France famed for language skill, Marquis de Soveral of Portugal, Count Lalaing of Belgium, Count Mensdorff of Austria and Count Metternich of Germany.
The Erie Railway tunnel to reach Jungfrau summit has run for over ten years. It starts more than a mile above sea level and sits a mile higher at the face, with slow progress due to hard rock. Water incursions are not a major issue unlike the Simplon tunnel.
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