Scotland Yard Secrets Of London’s Old
A fragmentary feature recalls Scotland Yard’s efficiency by tracing a visitor, Mr Thompson, through a tense interrogation. The police chief outlines Thompson’s 1908 American Consular service exile, wartime writings, and intelligence links from Tilbury to The Hague, Berlin, and Switzerland before a 1908 New York introduction.
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Value of Good Books Advice to Scholars at Valley School
Sir Matthew Nathan tells Brisbane scholars reading good books shapes character and future. He warns against fiction that stirs harmful ideas and praises wholesome literature as a force to form pure minds and strong citizens.
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Passport delays and postwar travelling regulations
The piece argues that postwar passport rules hinder Australian travel to Britain and Europe. It cites wartime tightening and ongoing paperwork as unnecessary today and calls for lifting or simplifying the passport requirement. Chambers of Commerce in Hullhampton and Charters Towers back the reform, noting the loaned restriction appears outdated four years after the war.
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Opium Control Discussed by Sir John Jordan in League Meeting
Sir John Jordan outlines League of Nations efforts to curb opium and narcotics with medical exemptions. He notes end of year drug quantity reporting by member states, mentions America’s participation, and references historic steps from the 1912 Hague Convention. He cites China’s opium ban and recent cultivation rise, due to fiscal strains and regional trade links.
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Pasture Grasses and Meadow Fescue Nutrition
This article discusses pasture grass value versus abundance, noting nutritive content matters more than sheer height. It highlights meadow fescue as superior for nutrition, Tim or Timothy, cockafoot, and ryegrass, with meadow fescue requiring years to mature and foxtail and cockfoot suited to moist soils. Cockfoot is valuable in damp climates. ryegrass remains productive for two years. It stresses recognizing different grasses and weeds to assess feeding value and improve hay quality.
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