Canada and Empire A British connection or new US partnership
Sam Harris argues in Anewera that Canada should stay loyal to the British Empire to preserve its traditions and imperial destiny. He cites trade, development, and potential for Britain to rely on Canada for wheat and markets while noting opportunities for closer business ties with the United States.
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Canada
United States
Sam Harris
Navy League of Canada
Anewera
Britain
Uni
Toren
Ann
Aml
Fim
Rieldare
Conradian Hearst
Great Britain
Dominion
Stefansson
North
Oime
Lost in the Palace and Royal Portraits
An account recalls photographing royalty including a Queen’s child in Madrid and a Berlin Crown Prince portrait. The narrator describes navigating palace corridors, royal attention, and the challenge of correctly identifying exits while capturing historic royal images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Aril Wits Pol
Bedi
Wits
Bavot
Ileart
Spain
Madrid
Prince Maurice
Speateht
Spealeht
John Sneaks
Carmany
Crown Prine
Berlin
Pepe
Hochorse
London
Roman coins reveal a Roman outpost in Britain mystery
A fragmentary report describes roman coins found west of the Port of Lent, including centenionates from 324 AD and a 165 AD copper forgery. The find suggests a Roman army presence in Britain with a mint in London until 326, and Constantine’s father died at York in 306 during a northern campaign.
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Portyhead
London
Constantine
York
IXL Jam and Culus and Curar Language Note
A fragmented note discusses IXL jam and a mix of terms Culus and curar as part of national importance. It suggests insisting on CL when ordering jams or canned roles, though details are unclear. The item reads as a cryptic instruction with limited readable context.
Headless Harold legend tied to St Olave’s church ruins
Demolition work on St Olave’s in Southwark prompts search for remains of Harald the First king of England allegedly buried there. Local clergy and councils push for careful archaeology while museums and antiquarian societies press to protect possible relics amid the Thames excavation.
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Harald
Harold Herefoot
England
St. Olave's Church
Southwark
Ee T. FP
B Southwardk
London
Chrintele
Harold the Firat
St. Olave's
Nnless
Oman
Oxford
Teme
London County Council
Aermondsey
Tretmhenry
St. John's
Uxfard
Weapminger Abbey
Anton
Maedionmite
Thames
Kent
Sones
Unearthly Find Reveals 7000 Year Old Egyptian Pharaoh
Reuters reports a newly unearthed statue at Sakkara linked to King Zozer, claimed as the oldest pharaoh sculpture found. The article notes Imhotep’s early writings and the pyramid housing Zozer’s mummy, with mentions of cedar ships from Lebanon, wars in the south, and a vast ancient history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zooper
Thing Dynasty
Reuter
Sakkara Hesant
Desert
Onemy
Zower
Tahetep
Imhotep
Egat
Zoser
Ferpt
Bakkera
Branthorpe Boys Boarding School Reopens February 10 1925
Branthorpe offers a boys boarding school for ages six and up with Spadoun class rooms dormitories and extensive grounds at 2600 feet above sea level. Tuition follows senior standard. prospectus available from Principals H V Bythea W Dancer BA College Road Branthorpe.
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TAY
H. V. Bythea
W. Dancer
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice Mentions Local Goods
A partial OCR fragment describes a listing of goods and names from a stationer with references to pages and items such as beads and caskets. The readable text mentions AML patronage and various place names, suggesting a sales or catalog notice in a period paper.
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Canada ‘and Empire
Toronto
Cros
Pettis
Emelre
Stir
Ian
Siewert
Willoea
Frotos
Bank OF
Russell Square
Lowien
Kooatt
Imperial Hotel
Harold I
Quernaland
NTN
Gothenberg
Oon
Allen the Baltic Separator CO. Ltd
Fome Street
Brisbane
AUENG
Fatory
Finnleeat
Torasouny
Gallen
Hobart
Grosvenor H. Long
A. L. Petrie
Toowong
Garland
Agen Bundaberg
Desighe
Arnold and Marsh
Bundaberg
Mes & Neyhiws
Bribpane
Imperial
Cannisters
Lawes Mower
A. J. Low
J W. Paterson & CO
Ast Brane
Dean
J. Rickoff
Targo Street
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