Prime Minister and London Press Club host a notable party
A London Press Club gathering featured Prime Minister Mr Bald win and dignitaries like the Fregek Ambassador, Lord Birkeo, Colonel Lawcon, Sir Gerald du Maurier, and Sir Womley Garr. Chairman Edgar Wallace presided as the Prime Minister received a briar pipe valued at 3 shillings, sparking chat on meals, freedom from eight hour laws, and Kipling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baldwin
Fregek
Winston Churchill
Earl of
Deldwin
Mike Sare
No. 1
Downing Wipe
Birkeo
Churetii
Baldwin
Winsten Churealu
Prey Club
Courin
Tudyard Kipling
Lahore
Mediterranean
Smiogg
Amy Dome
Churchhill
Ubel
United States
Sioux
Birkenhead
Emaley
Prats Club
Proletariat education and oriental caution lecture excerpt
A fragmented speech scene discusses elevating the people through cross work and education, plus reflections on prophecy, empire, and misperceptions of Eastern and Western cultures. The talk references Eli, Nero, and a Mosul exchange, ending with a humorous critique of biased views and a brief verdict line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boba
Powetry
Eli
Judah
Mr. Purcell
Oriental Wall
Prime Minister Speaks At Prestigious Club reception
An excerpted report covers a Prime Minister addressing the Prest Club amid praise and jokes about pipes and cordial diplomacy. Distinguished speakers including Lord Birkenhead and ambassadors laud the Prime Minister while recounting anecdotes of propriety and respect.
Australian trade envoy aims to boost eastern markets
Me H B C De Bly general manager of Semarang Bea and Phe losuracce Company aboard the Tarmap to Singapore via Hong Kong. He and his wife left Sydney 11 months ago to tour England and Europe, visiting Wembley and exhibitions. De Bly plans to advocate stronger Eastward trade links and Australia’s wool industry, sees himself as a future Australia Trade Ambassador, and intends to return to London to push Australia’s commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B.C. de Bly
Semarang
Bea and Phe Losuracce Company
Sydney
Singapore
Brisbane
England
Europe
Lave Hogkong
Montia
Wembley
Belgium
Holland
Mtr
Australia
Gould
London
Tramp Ordered Out After Tense House Visit
A disjointed OCR fragment shows a tramp facing a householder, the occupier urging him to leave. The exchange includes garbled dialogue with threats of leaving and accusations, and a woman’s reply about not wanting to shop or stay. The text is incomplete and context unclear.
Greek Turkish Bulgarian population transfer described in near east
A London Sally Chronicle report relays Sr. Percy Alden's briefing on a Turk Greek and Bulgarian exchange under the Turco Greek treaty after the Aula Minor campaign. It notes 1.4 million moved to Greece, 390 thousand to Turkey, 499 thousand to Bulgaria, with thousands more displaced and housed in crowded barracks as relief efforts struggle to shelter refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Minor
Greece
Thrace
Turkey
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Additioon
Atgian Islands
Mwee- Gopin
Aegean
Acule
Why the Itlbel pome people al ways keep well
Fragmentary old note suggests blood condition as reason for illness susceptibility. Mentions Dr Williams Pine Pills to improve red blood and strength. Product marketed at 3/ each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Clear Lovely Gen General Hair Restorer Ad
An old advertisement touts a hair dye claim promising to restore natural hair color and remove grey using a drug compound. It markets a jar product for 4/3 and a large bottle at E/6, claiming permanent results with soap and water and requests buyers state their natural color when ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermax
Kaya
Jean Meo
Circus in Australia Delight Crowded Audience at Farewell
A late 19th century report praises a long run in Australia of a famed circus led by the Chalbert Brothers and Sole, featuring elephants, trained horses, aerial acts, and string bands. Bella Marie on the trapeze and Leuca on wire drew admiration, with a final show promised tonight to caps a successful run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaleas Australia
Buadphorg
Jo Fes
India
Africa
Dowellis
Bella Marie
Leuca
Mira Ethel Bile
Bob Stetire
Andrew Sole
Siker
Wil Pen
Guodebarg
Boles Hewelan Lading Brass Band
Memorial Tablet Unveiled For Early Melbourne Founder
A memorial tablet honoring John Batman was unveiled by the Lord Mayor in Flinders Street, Melbourne, near Batman’s landing site. The tablet records his June 1835 arrival and the city’s founding, presented by Colonel B. R. A. Crouch and created by the Historical Society of Victoria. A large crowd attended as barriers were removed for inspection, with officials praising the city’s early pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter
Malbourne
Melbourne
Wig
Plinderd Street
Batman
Brunton
Historijem Soclaty
Victoria
Able
BR. A. Crouch
Bros Lettoplan
Pesseraby
John Batman
The
Historical Society
A. T. Craig
Tun Awe
Market Street
Flinders Street
Flinders
Jemock
Elect Hy in New York for Edison Memorial Building
A contested plan in New York aims to honor Thomas Edison by erecting a central memorial building. The project proposes an ornate façade and a public electrical exhibit, inviting notable figures to participate in a cornerstone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Alva Edison
Biizon
Centra
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A.C.B
Smart Crepe DE Chene
Perte Press
Valor
Peter Pal Colin
Magyar Boyle
Yoko
Pallered Akirt
Alseves
Uoumlly
Zabter
Bair
Tan
Uwugily
Laverq
Mosul
Wissen Chupaiih
Three Nations
Alien
Gree
Twick
Bater
Sitka
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