Fiji Islands as British colony rich in resources and diverse people
The report describes Fiji as a thriving British colony with a fertile region, a mix of European, Indian, and Fijian populations, and growing agricultural potential. It notes sugar, copra, and other produce, a developing export trade, and a social structure including indigenous leaders, Indian settlers, and European households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji
Viti Leva
Bove
Urewsie
Ybate
Save
Eamn
Duggar
Lane
Uela
Hutter
Tess
Elvetewns
Woolworth's Legacy and the Gospel of Low Wages
The article traces F W Woolworth in New York from his West Saugerties estate to Watertown and Sayville, noting a low wage policy for store workers while expanding to hundreds of Five and Ten stores. It highlights his cautious business approach, occasional generosity, and eventual 1911 merger leading to a vast retail empire. It also mentions alleged criminal associations with followers in Valdosta and Georgia figures linked to this network, and social reactions to his enterprise and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Josine
Woolworth
F. W. Wool- Worth
Ailarus
George Beker
Pris
Woolworths
Tone Brima
Woncasores
Woolwort
Iis Com
Fey, Yioneraten
Heme
Fersonal Charactesiatics
Georgia
New York
West 40Th Street
Ile
Ile. Long
J. Devine
Odd
Juba
Sayville
Fe Dentree House
Bowe
Quayiere
Suffolk
A G. Blur
Brant Breantee Mewes and Local Club Announcements
Readable fragments mention Brant Breantee Mewes and Avon Women’s Club events. Notes include a 30.80 score, musical comedy selections, and local program updates. Mentions Casey Programme and a December 7 close date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant Breantee
Lusewmery
Breice
Lang
Kers Avon
Bornal Bosicn
Stelndieg
Shay
Rapeans Rao
Drewer
Rowain
Nacional Tree
S.C
Casey
FURDAY SEPTANENER 1940 Concert Program Note
Fragmentary OCR reads what appears to be a concert program from 1940 with entries mentioning favorites and a farewell or encore. The readable text lacks clear names, places, or dates beyond the year and scattered phrases.
Fragmented OCR Tale of White Religious Colonies and Control
The text describes white followers forming religious colonies around a central figure, referencing homes in multiple states, churches in factories, and meals at communal banquets. It notes pilgrims arriving by limousine, large groups traveling from distant places, and a belief that the leader’s heaven is real presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
Stewart
Austen Father World
Father Diview
Svan
Long Talend
Ben Ae
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Inside Information
Duck Poran
June Lang
FOX Australian
Paramount
Surat Tropical and Palace Theatres
Goth Theatres
Northern Theatres Pty. Ltd
Nora Pilbeam
Edmund Gawrean An Tavhers
Elie
Fa Tecteria i
Fin Islands
Australia
Rammar
New
Zeeland
Tie Gavyramest
Lat Honses
Sreesan
THE
Woolworth Way
Father
New York ‘State
West Saugerties
Amiht
Cord
Gesicze
Sas Bors
Valdosta
Memenger
Pwe
Mack and
Warre
Tar
My Code of the Guys
J Murry Carey
Mul
Jteeeoe
Oo Ceil
Furday
Septanener
Tnin County Vmculties
Cor
Alfred Taylor Pty. Ltd
Plarestreet
Cata
YOR United Paints Naeamannnan
Aaaraarararaarbaasaa
Lupine Sigrid Guese
Orrows World
Buck Roges
Edmonton
Regent Theatre
Meo Goktwyn
Willis
Sleo
Spencers
Markbnery
Bridcen
Peieiog
Tom
Deamachie Med
Ewer Distributors
North Queensland
Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
Yatibutors
Northern Bmiders’ Supplies Pty Lic ‘Cairn
Biockists Evrywhere
Hei As Eget Te Ter
Hare
Surgical L Supplies Name
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