Councillors Debate Ulster Road Work Finances
Local councillors clash over funding for Ulster road completion and the route of works. Mayor and others argue whether to proceed from revenue or seek a £2000 loan, with plans, costs, and potential race club implications debated amid election pressures.
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Cevenur
Lmck
Juhos Ae
Tle Colimaires
Coole
Generel
Sohne
Ingham
Marcy
de Neslitt
Carsation
Mayer
Mieke
Levy Pease
Remeins
Cr Meshid
Nesbitt
Eoghan
Coote
Lermina
Perth
Wiley
Johns
Isin
Grouly
Mastin
Uleter-road
Reveus Boburer
Johos
Magur
Varrley
Ambulance Wanted After Schoolyard Incident in Mountains
In a rugged mountain village near Besaid Cmon a crowd gathered to witness a rescue as several extras were injured during a staged schooling exercise. King Seren led the effort, with many spectators suffering bruises and lost shoes while aiding the wounded. Rest and recovery followed as the last of the injuries were reported to heal quickly.
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Howry
Wille Biter
Ely
Amd
Aftica
Coldwyn
Luisa
Honald
Colman
Choumud Permons
Besaid
Iyrely
Wartime Draft Appeals and Public Morality Debated
The letter from Frank Herb argues conscription serves economic aims, keeping war affordable and reducing future conflict. It cites patterns from Germany, condemns profiteers, and urges voluntary restraint, wage control, and a broader national effort to prevent war through fiscal policy and public instruction.
Town Hall grant sparks debate over band salaries
A town meeting scrutinized funding for the Altany Fire Brigade Band amid calls to increase the bandmaster’s pay and extend four extra winter nights. Council members debated the 210 pound request, noting audit concerns and potential years’ impact while praising the band for youth entertainment.
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Altany
Amkir
Bandmimeiec
Witteneim
Meyers
Weumen
Areplinatien
Puray Urtimary
Guy Money
Wenfeceimal Mn
Vitel
Owetfeenwafet la
John
Burns Club of Greenock Celebrates Celtic Heritage
A historical sketch recounts the First Burns Club of Greenock, noting its founding on January 21, 1801, to honor Robert Burns and promote national pride. It highlights early activities such as singing, recitations, and commemorations, and records the club’s surprise calendar correction confirming Burns Day on January 25 rather than January 20.
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Whitever
Lorne Cheba
Fanyn
H. Kel
Meolanrain
Mearty
Huye
Ayrshire
Pakther
Mir Jame
Kipewight
Profomurs Masson
Blarkis
Joure
Bradley An Disom
Sir Aee Om Dee Wallace
Macmillan and Me
Niles Sten Maclarin
Getherland
Greenock Club
Kyles
Ayr
Amd
Paris
Rene
The Doctor and the Public View of Medicine
A historical essay traces medical propaganda and lay understanding of medicine. It argues that early modern audiences relied on apothecaries and charlatans, while reformers promoted scientific explanations to enlighten the populace. The piece notes how patients often confuse disease with divine causation and how doctors used confidences to gain trust, highlighting tension between tradition and emerging medical science.
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Tality
Pharos
Oares
Great Southern Railway Timetable Giggles and Errors
A chaotic timetable for the Great Southern Railway lists numerous mis-spellings and garbled times. It mentions trains between Albany and Perth with inconsistent days and arrivals, plus partial notes on Denmark and Demark routes. The reader is left with fragmented schedules and unclear connections.
Money Saving Cough and Flu Mixture Recipe
A fragment describes a home remedy claimed to treat coughs colds and bronchitis. It mentions mixing herbs with water to create a syrup and suggests potential use for children, touting its healing properties and cheap preparation. The text is garbled but centers on a DIY cough medicine.
New Humanism Rational Pictures Of The Univers
A Birmingham bishop lectured at King's College for Women Mennington on a modern synthesis of science and religion. He argued science can purify belief by removing superstition while preserving moral meaning urging a unifying cultural advance through evolution and rational enquiry. The talk touched on pantheism theology and the Kingdom of God, suggesting ongoing progress without limit.
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Birmingham
King’s Caliqge
Mennington
Erience
Colene
Finmnan
Petenti
Elvilioe
Ton James
Hamish Gail
Fragmented confession in a murky street encounter
A narrator recalls a tense accusation against Hilla by a woman, amid a cascade of fragmented dialogue and motives. The exchange uncovers jealousy, political leverage, and hints of a deeper crime, with references to Dinmont Eywi and frontier police.
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Koroleuke
Hin
Pawtiy
Paul
Erie
Maul Tage
Reneuf
Ella
Sam
Sonia
Iil
Geoffrey
Moyelf
Chapter XVII A Bri s drone
The scene shifts as Faule grows agitated and suspicious, glancing at me with unease. Konia’s hints surface while dialogue hints at hidden plans and odd phrases about originality and a cryptic reveal.
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Bri
Faule
Konia
Sonia
German Economics and Trade Tensions Highlighted at Blackburn Meeting
At a Blackburn Chamber of Commerce gathering Mr Carmichael outlined Germanys economic and industrial position. He noted Germany had been gaining on Britain in several daily goods markets such as ready made clothing and electrical appliances, while Britain benefited from cheaper electricity and coal transport.
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Belton
John Erha
Germany
F. Mohrenn
Satan
Ammayes
Cowie
Cyathea
Sonia
Vlall Palfer
Gieoffrey
Criginal
Sony
Ray
Ehert
Peter
Ali Lin
Iinogbt
Eumpeo
Korolenko
Anton Korlenko
Fotors
Harg
Deeides
Toul
Taonlom
Shea Haa
Kensington
M'Siur
Tyul
Chamber of Commerce
Blackburn
England
Carmichael
Taber
Casey
Britain
Fingland
Feßbey
Fragmented OCR article on German industry and trade
An unclear OCR passage discusses German industry constraints and wartime trade, mentioning price controls, competition, and attempts to evade foreign markets. It references profits, monopoly practices, and the broader economic setup affecting Germany’s wartime trade strategy.
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Elope Organization
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