Friendly Societies valuation shows overall surplus and better interest
The Registrar outlines preliminary figures on the valuation of the 1.0.0.F. after consolidation in 1908 with a 4 percent assumed interest on sick and funeral funds. The balance sheets split funeral and sick funds, revealing a total surplus of £14,990 and a combined society surplus of £5,200, despite some strictness in mortality assumptions.
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Peculiar Show Practices in Australian Livestock Exhibits
Australasian reports on show rings where sheep and young shire horses are prepared with artificial enhancements. Fleece coloring and plastered coats draw criticism. Shire Horse Society inspectors will disqualify animals using resin soap or sawdust above the knee. Cadet corps urged to adopt the ruling to end the practice.
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Shire Horse Society
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Reverend Schafer reports on Broken Hill mine wages and unrest
The Rev Chas E Schafer arrives in Dunedin to study the No Licence question and discusses Broken Hill mining tensions. He notes a wage dispute after a wage cut to 7s 6d per shift, opposition from the Proprietary mine, Tom Mann's influence, and the Red Tie Brigade. He warns extremists may stage strikes, cites arbitration offers, and mentions dynamite theft prior to his departure.
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Otago Daily Times
Schafer
Mine Managers’ Association
Mine Managers Association
South Broken Hill
Junction
South Blocks
Mr Schafer
Amalgamated Miners’ Association
Tom Mann
Scharer
Broken Hil
Dr Hain
Harris
Dr Schafer
Willie
Revolutiona
Germany Eyes Restrictive Patents Coalition Against Britain
Berlin reacts angrily to Britain’s new Patents Act with plans for a multinational push. A Stockholm congress with American, European delegates seeks to curb British patents through treaties and stricter laws while Germany aims to repeal its act to join the coalition.
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Daily Mail
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Stockholm
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Great Britain
Congress
England
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Lazy father Archibald Dehan jailed for six months hard labour
Mrs Dehan told magistrates Archibald Dehan of Suf folk Place West Green neglected his four children for fourteen months while he stayed in bed despite offers of work. He claimed illness and was sentenced to six months hard labour after a Tottenham magistrate noted his refusal to work.
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Hungarian exhibits at Earl's Court showcase Hungary's forestry and agriculture
The Earl's Court display highlights Hungary's forestry, horticulture, and agriculture with fruit growing, grape training, silk and tobacco production, honey and hops, timber industry, and large state nurseries. It notes Berzenczy as a favorite plum, various training methods, and extensive seed testing and forest management by the Hungarian government.
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Earl's Court
London
Huygery
Hungary
Viena
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Orsova
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Advertised Remedy
An Australian reader from Joyndhurst near Ashburton shares a testimonial about Dean's Backache Kidney Pills curing persistent backache and suggests readers obtain the product from Foster-McClellan Co. The notice emphasizes kidney health, warns of diabetes and Bright's disease, and names Doan's as the advised remedy with prices and purchase details.
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Aman
Dean
Dean’s
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Sydney
Doan’s
Chinese in America Rally to Fund Navy Against Japan
Chinese residents in San Francisco and other U S cities organize large subscription drives to raise funds for a Chinese navy. Leaders in Peking report widespread appeals nationwide with Melbourne contributing £68000 and aims to match India’s donation as fear of Japanese aggression grows.
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Peking
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Quack Ads Tout Health Quick Fixes From Shelves
Sputtering lines tout Chamberlain's Tablets to revive sluggish liver and life after thirty. Another claim promotes RHEUMO as a cure for Rheumatism Gout Lumbago Solation by removing uric acid, with prices listed for chemists and stores.
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