Fragmentary Notes on Tribes and Royal Coinage History
The text discusses Near and Far Women Paradise tribes, attire contrasts with neighbors, and a note on British coins showing sovereigns heads in the Tudor and Stuart periods. Legends about Dunstable, a forest fire hero elephants, and references to Harold, Saxon kings, and the title Duke of Lancaster appear, with fragmented historic speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ML
Oliver Cromwell
Hares UL
Frances Stewart
Richmond
Drowning as Punishment and Family Finance in History
A fragmented review of ancient punishment, noting the right of pit and gallows and the drowning penalty for women. It recounts J C Penney’s growth from £100 to £4 million by 1992, and mentions heiress and education anecdotes about Benito Mussolini and his mother in Turin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loan
Setlend
Br. J. C. Penney
Inoatere
Kemmerer
Wyming
United States
J. C. Penney
Bigmor
Mussolini
Turin
Rosa Malton
Benito
Poe
Vung Benita
Whocounter
United Ancient Order of Druids
Britain
Edingale Woman Mrs Merry Of Tamworth Died In Hospital
Mrs Merry of Edingale near Tamworth died recently after a lengthy life in service. She left Tamworth 14 years ago to live in Edingale and spent her final days in Birmingham General Hospital ward No 13. Her funeral drew 13 mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. W. Merry
Edingale
Amwerth
England
Hare Wethday
Dene
Uibe
Toowards
Tamworth
Edingaie
Merry
Tirmingham General Hospital
Village Burned After Domestic Quarrel in Madras Region
A village near Giopalasamedra in Madras was destroyed when a quarrel between a husband and wife led to a blaze that consumed about 200 houses and left 410 people homeless. One woman died and many others were injured as villagers battled the flames. Separately, two Black brothers were beaten and burned in Lomerville while deputies attempted to move detainees, sparking further violence and mob actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giopalasamedra
Madras
Hayvesack
Lomevile
Mision Ihe Meer
Slertits
Oudh
Pri- Car
Oti
World record across America by Chrysler Imperial
J B Miller and John Wieber completed a coast to coast to coast run in 167 hours 69 minutes covering 6721 miles in the Chrysler Imperial with the return trip from New York to Los Angeles. the feat established a new world record and was used to showcase high speed night driving capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Francis
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
J. B. Miler
John Wieber
Courtland Streat Mos
Iiuev. Ie
Franciscofvet
Miller
York
Houde Orly
Alar Eaphaine
Fragmented Global News Bits Highlight Social and Economic Trends
A wide array of brief items notes rising costs in Britain and France, crown and legal matters for Mr. Asquith, and hobbyist trends from stamp collecting to cinema. It cites Druid charity gains, US crop feeding figures, fashion pricing for wig materials, and a surge in British motorboat club plans with royal patrons. It also covers housing, genealogy, and the auto industry’s 1925 production and replacement outlook.
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Canberra
Uenor Industries
Thorpes
Sussex Street
Sydney
Lysaght's
Drothes & Co., Limited
Dean
Mrs. A. GO. Com
Beamish-street
Campale
Mra
Cox
Foster-McClellan Co
Doan's
Tribie
Dunstn
Dunstin
Plac
Travancore
India
Cimanta
William the Conqueror
Plantacenel Tlarrteon
Harold
Odin
Woodrodie
Riviera
France
Ty & London
Paria
Life of Thirteens
Husband Burns Village
America
Chrysler
Elerty
Woot Green
Leon
Fon Subir
London
Abe
Asquith
Foo
Chiatre
Orizon
United States Department of Agriculture Es
Lonson
Alfonso
Spain
Prince of Wales
Trialy
Sweden
London County Council
Willam
Conquror
Lonfon
British Motor Boat Club
Thamen
Charing Cross
Italy
Norway
Czecho-Blavatia
Fasciati Minty
DKA
Outiatt
UAL
Dodd's Hotel
M. Ryan
Cooma
THE
Austral Box & Timber Coy. Ltd
Abattoir Road
Pyrmont
N.S.W
New Zealand
Aspro
G. T. Abehards
Anya
Kennedy Thompan
Amy
W. Champion
Carter
ANL
Bowie
Bkina
Tost & Rohu
Martin Place
G.P.O
Bose
N.S
Noyes Bros
Sydney) Ltd
Clarence Street
Watt Street
Newcastle
Universal Distributing Company
CAN Uerila
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