Electric Hare Racing Draws Massive Female Interest Abroad
A report from Manchester details the second Greyhound race meeting where electric hare demonstrations drew over 20,000 spectators, including many women who backed the sport with evident enthusiasm. The event showcased electrically operated hare devices and sparked feverish excitement among attendees and owners from Manchester and beyond.
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Roy Hhovnd
Austral
Manchester
Greyhound Room
Roarte
Huratmalasas
Greyhound
Munchonte Cutnunss
Amd Rain
SnShounde
Widow Financier Downfalls Shake Global Power Structures
A murky report describes upheaval surrounding Mme Mugurkt and the cabinet collapse. Mentions include Jay ve Cabinet, Driv. Wounell, and a failed loan of 120 million to a Taiwan bank. notes on aviation, Japan tensions, and a 15 million public inflation risk amid political turmoil.
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Mme. Mugurkt
Taiwan
Buxaki
Bank of Talwar
Aucukh
Miboplag
Japan
Ramyang
White fox captured near Downing prompts police inquiry
A white fox was captured at Downing and brought to the police at Bowning. The owner reported the animal as a pet but concerns about its escape and the presence of a crowd led to police attention. Separate notes mention an upcoming Austrade conference in Sydney from June 1 to 11, focusing on prohibition and temperance, with church and temperance delegates to attend.
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Downing
Comets
Sydney
Fongrem
Hell
Leo
Wilkinson
England
Folkestone
Chiurchen
Cain
Adele
Mr Carey
Jack
Min Willetron
London Tieiden
Ali Armin
Fey Weld
Liem
Winange
Putris
Ywara
Chen
Enirand
Inine Manson Moun
Dick Whittington
Harry
Punts
Wien
Beck Baulon
Dad
India
China
Japan
Butt
Mike
Tim Trexcoon
Ares
Walt
Fragmented wartime diary notes shipboard yet not lost
The narrator recalls the morning arrival of news about Navy events after years since the last coronation. He notes the sinking of the Orlow and the fate of two ships, one torpedoed near the center and the other a minesweeper, with later papers echoing the same reports and vivid, bittersweet scenes of loss and memory.
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Witkinqoh
Val van Thewt
Orlow
Mtymurit i
England
Theor
Witelia
Hema
Adaroms
Devil's Brew Poisonous Liquor Causes Public Menace
A British-era report condemns cheap wine and fortified drinks flooding West End shops. It notes rising consumption, unsafe adulterants, and cheaper labels endangering public welfare. Officials question duty policies and enforcement, calling for inquiry into wine practices and retailer accountability.
Famous Russian General Power to Poverty in Paris Slums
An aged Russian general once led forces in the Caucasus. Now 74, he lives in Paris slums amid a chaotic scene of revolution memories and wartime glory. The piece recalls Archangel and surrounding figures, the church, and a distant railway station as it sketches his faded past and current hardship.
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Ammon
Kalluine
Tamoox
Rivesian
Caucasus
Diarmunda
Wentle Opbringtix
Saluhter
Marine
Pauly
Ld Muldier
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Pacholors
Conan
Creal
Hilal
Owen
Yemen
Tell Tran
Electric
Bowning
Contin
Hein
Arisk
Thorn
Dick Betare
Ratan
Wikinwan
Huitier
Neamen Ellinging
Vicarage
Marty
Lloyd's Bank
Lloyds Tank
London
Tulainvent
Ely
Jock
AL Pauls
Orepville
Shapter Xxh
Mervius “Wanglen
Tandon
Bandon
Jon Maslet
Laidon
Skirix
Araritn
Raul
Arinkoe
Redah
Orciata
Varias
Jocalltien
Hobo
Tamshauro
Aden
Barrett
Hinds
Uwa
Devin Drei
Rome
Cama
Inervan
Paris
Archangel
Tommy
Nioe
Apt
Dante Bia
Dwan Bros
Butchery
Camberra
Queanbeyan
Eastlake
Kodak
Nyal Lines
G. S
PURE
MPS
Phc
Canberra
Universal Distributing Coy
Dewellery
Phonan
Monnge
Universal Distributing Company, Ltd
Federal Capital Press
Federal Capital Press of Australia, Ltd
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