Lord Langley’s Runaway Car Ends In Ranelagh Tea
Miss Heathmere and Lord Langley are involved in a reckless motor episode in London ending with a run to Ranelagh. Bob Langley switches places with the chauffeur to rescue Miss Heathmere, then declares their engagement and sips tea on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Langgly
Daventry Kson
Dapuches
Rane Bowith
Mse
Daven
Ramelagh
Crook Street
Park Lane
Weal
Ranelagh
Daventry
Bob
Shepherd's Bush
Sugar and Syrup Industry Expansion in the South and West
The article argues the United States could become sugar self sufficient using cane and beet crops. It details cane syrup production in the Gulf and South Atlantic, notes experimental mills in Waycross, and discusses molasses as livestock feed and bagasse as by products. It critiques maple syrup purity and warns of widespread adulteration by producers and refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Estion
Waycross
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Northwest
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louisiana
H. W. Wiley
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Giant St Lawrence Bridge to Link Quebec in Record Span
A new bridge over the St Lawrence near Quebec will boast a span of 1 800 feet the largest in the world surpassing Scotland s Firth Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge. The structure weighs about 35 000 tons and runs 3 300 feet long with a height 150 feet above high tide it will carry double railway tracks a highway and two sidewalks built by an American firm and due in about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Snoerlid
Firth Bridge
Scotland
Brooklyn Bridge
Pew
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By Cyril K. Twyford
Weergrave
Che Wirl
Che Jini
Maeden
Beb
Tousie
Ita Spa
Pestern
Vogue
Roy
Cece
Ashe
Tord Daventry
Rrama
Madge
Langley
Paddington
Reggie Daventry
Lord Daventry
Hite
The
Savoy
Jackson
Hgryde
Shepherd's
Daventrs
Mrs. Heathmere
Cech Pies
Rami Cycle & Br
Middletown, Ohio
Olds Motor Works
Detroit
Mich
International Harvester Co
HE. P
I. P
H. P
International Harvester Co. of America
Mionee Street
Chicago, NL
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