Boer Treasure Divided When Struggle Ended
Morak a Boer commandant recounts end of war when General Botha ordered 2500 British fighters to Komstipoort and promised passage elsewhere. Bullion and sald were moved to Komatipoort and divided among the men as reward. The gold shares were distributed before ships sailed from Lourenco Marques.
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Kruger
Morak
Botha
Komstipoort
Konstipoort
Komatipoort
Lourenzo Marques
Swelled Heads and Wise Men in Old Town
A scrambled passage depicts Mayor Walker criticizing a statesman with a swollen head, contrasting vanity and wisdom. The text recalls ancient figures like Alexander the Great and generals in the Issus campaign, suggesting caution against boasts and deception.
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Walker
New York
Alexandien
Tormenio
Alexander
Issus
Fragmented dialogue fragment hints at a talk show setback
A garbled transcript shows a host and guest exchanging disjointed lines about a dream or show segment. The guest remains defensive while another figure hints at an upcoming "theme song" moment, suggesting an abrupt turning point in the program.
New Millinery Trends Highlight Crochet Ostrich and Flare Skirts
Julea Syttomler reports on spring fashion shifts from hats to flare skirts with crochet ostrich motifs and chenille accents. The piece notes Parisian flair in circular designs, lace and sheer fabrics, and bold color patterns, highlighting the era’s diverse millinery and dress trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Paris
Jist
Shawn
Julea Syttomler
Summer Food and Drink Ideas From Household Column
The article promotes homemade fruit drinks and syrups, notes natural flavors are best, and gives recipes for shakes and sodas. It offers tips for family friendly beverages, healthy salads, and easy summer meals with practical steps and substitutions. It lists several kitchen preparations like chocolate cream float and ginger ale salad, plus carrot and cottage cheese salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecouk
Abe
Tve
Treich
Locust Family Tail Of Singing In Meadow Town
Mother Meadow Locust guides Millie Locust through a tale of the Locust family singing. The Meadow Locusts recall a meeting about a concert with the Fairy Queen and Katydids, choosing a softer, unique Locusts style for their music and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Locust Family
Larry
Willie
Mseer
Scorpion
Tie
Chad
RIDDLES From a period glance at common wit
A collection of short wordplay questions and answers about time work and daily life. It ponders February to June mysteries the meaning of rest for a tired man and the nature of servants experts humorously noting calendars minutes and numbered days.
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Eopoclmoradogse
Saul Vithens
United States
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Parker
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