The Jellybrand Dilemma and a Private Letter
A conflicted courtship unfolds around Eugenia and her grandfather as Jellybrand pressures a hasty marriage proposal. Eugenia debates a private letter to her lover Count Sparre while family figures maneuver for social advantage and a future home.
World Shipping Losses and Tonnage Shifts in War Era
Lloyds Register of Shipping details shifts in mercantile tonnage from 1914 to 1919. British shipping faced losses totaling over 1.5 million tons, with the United States expanding its yard output and tonnage. UK dominion purchases and German vessel requisitions boosted Allied fleets while France and Nordic nations saw varied gains and declines.
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Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Spain
Germany
United States
America
United Kingdom
France
Shine
Roeing Tineder
Marina Iisie
Ti Te
Making Mistakes in Professions and the Editor’s Edge
The National Provisioner notes varying fault perceptions across jobs. Plumbers face double chores for errors while editors marvel at how a single misstep can become law or be quietly overlooked.
Laughter Fades Across Postwar Work Life Says Yorkshire Evening Post
The Yorkshire Evening Post notes that postwar life has drained humor from adults at work. People laugh less and carry grim seriousness, even when not overburdened with work. The piece urges a return of cheerful mood and occasional hearty laughter to boost productivity.
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Yorkshire Evening Post
The Prince's Portrait on Newfoundland Stamps
In Newfoundland during the Coronation celebrations stamps featuring the royal family were issued. The Queen appears on the 1 cent, the King on the 2 cent, the Prince of Wales on the 3 cent, and the line continues to Prince John on the 7 cent. The Prince's portrait was described as very good and accurate for the time.
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Houssholl
Newfoundland
Wales
King
Prince of Wales
Little Prince John
Qyhry
Mont
Australia
Sydney Ferries
Sydney Forties, Ltd
Tt Aleds
Commbeten
Notice to Correspondents for Local District Paper
A call for news items of general interest including social notes and land and stock matters. Encourage timely notices of meetings and publicity for clubs and institutions while warning against anonymous submissions and private matters. Advertising emphasized as vital to business success and public interest.
Two American evangelists seek to restore old time religion in Sydney
In Sydney the arrival of two American evangelists sparks interest as they promote love of God and neighbor and adherence to biblical moral codes. They argue freedom, enterprise, and responsible action solve social ills, while critics warn of rising divorce cases and shifting politics.
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Kogorle
Kuagenin
Lemdion
Erin
Cig
Sydney
Ameriin Evangeliste
Board of Trade
Marrage
Avery
Humew
Langue Mail
Anil
Rapper Millstone
Tranes
Wives From Home and the British Emigration Question
An English writer argues Britain must address a gender imbalance with nearly two million excess women at home and a million excess men abroad. He explores how to pair the fittest Britons for marriage without upheaval, noting implications for empire and future unions across the globe.
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Great Britain
Aska
Britain
British Empire
United States
Iriah
Howrs
England
Swedern
Wales
Dominions
Canada
Australia
New Zenland
Conn Army
Savy
Mercantily Marine
Aeltone
Ubero
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