Forbidden Love and Parting in a Cairo War Tale
In a strained Cairo setting, Dr Paul Cleland and Margaret Crawford confront a forbidden bond as a barrier curtails their relationship. He plans Egypt duty while she insists their separation honors a sacred burden, leading to a heartrending farewell before his departure to Atbara.
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Margaret
Paul
Paul Cleland
Tess
Cleland
Greystoke
England
Egypt
Doctor Cleland
Apostle of Work
Hearcely
Margeret
Paria
Cairo
Beauchamp
Oscar Breynton
Breynton
Atbara
Adrienne Breynton
Desert
Adrienne
Breyntan
Dr. Cleland
Ansha
Indestructible cave school in central Kansas district
A Kansas district carves a unique one room school inside a rocky cliff cave. The 60 foot high limestone wall houses a classroom with rock walls maps hung on stone, a brick fireplace, a playroom, a water spring, and Indian carvings. Pupils attend a charming, well liked unconventional school.
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Atlantic
Kansas
Colored Photographs by Oxford Professor on Mt Kenia Expedition
Prof H J Mackinder of Oxford showcased color photographs from his Mount Kenya ascent at the Royal Geographical Society. Ives process images reveal red ground, brown dwarf bushes, and blue sky, illustrating the expedition's findings and the Wanderobo ascent evidence.
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H. J. Mackinder
Oxford
Mount
Kenia
Equator
Mackinder
Ives
Glaciers Ring a Mountain Peak Above 14000 Feet
Readings report subfreezing temps at night on high elevations of a towering peak. Air at 17,000 feet registered 40 degrees above zero while lower nights near 16,700 feet dropped to 28. Fifteen glaciers flank the summits with Lewis and Gregory as notable names, feeding streams and ice that once existed.
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Lewis
Gregory
Saved by His Inquiry North American Indians Kindness to Disabled
General Strong recounts how Prof. Haytien of the US Geological Survey escaped a dangerous encounter with hostiles in Indian country. With pockets full of rock specimens and bugs, the Indians plundered his gear then, upon seeing his disarray, signaled madness. They returned his belongings and sent him on his way.
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General Strong
Prof
Haytien
United States Geological Survey
Hayden
Photographic Time Clock From La Science Francaise
A French description details a photographic time clock that records employee entries and departures by photographing their faces with an internal clock dial visible in the frame. The device handles about fifty entries per minute, works at night with an internal bulb, and offers automatic, impartial recording without time sheets.
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la Science Francaise
New-York Press
Thieves Hire Assistants To Learn Secrets
Chicago police report a practice of hiring domestic servants for a few days to learn the “art of the crip” has spread among a certain class of thieves.
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Chicago
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Kanbus
Lst
HS Stoddard
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