Centenary of Joseph Chamberlain Makers of Modern Birmingham
Birmingham marks the birth of Joseph Chamberlain with council ceremonies and a memorial sequence. Events include a wreath laying by the Mayor, a city council meeting, and a reception at the Canney house, highlighting Chamberlain's municipal reforms and impact on Birmingham and broader governance.
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Canney Howe
Centralia Alive Springs and Kilgariila in Australia
A vivid, meandering portrait of Centralia and Alive Springs in the MacDonald Ranges, detailing the landscape beaches, towering cliffs, and desert character. Mentions Captain Frank Hurley and Kilgariila (Alice Springs) as hubs for explorers and travelers with mixed company of scientists and locals, reflecting a distant era of travel and discovery.
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Frank Hurley
Papua
Austria
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Bip Charlier ‘Todd
Adelaide
Port Turin
MacDonald Ranges
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Caulemen
Travaliers
Minera
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Mice Springs
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Manuurourt
Alice
Chase
Epiphany Rite Described Amid Golden Frankincense Myrrh
An ornate entreaty describes the Epiphany feast with Wise Men, heralding pageant rites and a procession to the altar. The piece references the Magi bearing gold and frankincense, with mentions of church ceremony, military guards, and a distant mission station eighty miles west of Alisa pris, amid contemplations of divinity and worldly power.
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Shadow for Night Landings at Kansas City Airport
John Smith, a light keeper at the Kansas City airport, works under Mr Haig to shield pilots from glare. Dressed in a heavy overcoat, he positions himself to cast a shadow over the cockpit to prevent blinding glare from 7,000,000 candlepower searchlights. He maintains lighting and safety for incoming planes, a role he has held for many years.
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Haig
John Smith
Mr. Smith
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Roosevelt Plan for Americas Peace League Proposed
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s proposal for a Western Hemisphere peace conference and a separate American peace organization involving Latin American powers. It notes aims to limit European influence, foster regional security, and potentially involve Canada and other Latin nations while balancing neutral stance and relations with Britain. It также mentions Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and others weighing involvement and extensions of existing peace efforts.
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Americas
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America
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Canada
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Chile
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Museum of Music Books Highlight Press Reading List
The article reviews recent music books and writings, noting works by Bech and Detius, plus several scholarly titles on composers like Mussorgsky and Rimsky-Korsakov. It mentions accessible guides for listeners and a selection of library reads including The Story of Music and Intelligent Listening Music.
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Crmeigie Discripuiony Unima
Wilton Dixenisen
Tachalkavaky
Albert Seiweilser
Johann Bebartian Bech
Frederick Detius
Hie Slater
Diney
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Ehetvar
Muse
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Radio Times
Percy Heholen
Colder Winter Foretold by Baltic Meteorologist
European winter forecast based on Gull Stream. J. W. Sandstrom of the Danish Meteorological Office notes long term temperature rise trend and predicts colder conditions ahead if current circulation pattern shifts. He warns of harsher winter due to cooling phase near the North Sea and Baltic regions.
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Teeland
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Lelinda
Norway
Eise
How the British Museum Started
A fragmentary account describes the origins of the British Museum with Sir Hans Sloane’s collections and a 290 000 war? The text notes a 166 001 in 17B4 Parliament gift and ties the museum’s birth to Sloane's holdings, Browne BrHEST and Bloane Aquars, with references to his London legacy and the early royal benevolence.
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Hane Sloane
Inge Nowlin
Mhuomahury
London
Hans Place
Wetourne
Deadly Snakes Arrive in Taxicab to Landes Zoo
A crate labeled as a box of snakes arrived at Landes Zoo from Africa via a London train. The container was carried by a driver under supervision and opened in the reptile house. Keepers wore protective gear for the arrival, which included four cape cobras four demon rat snakes four boormvlangs and four extra large mote snakes with five putt adders. One adder reportedly gave birth during transport.
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Southamptonia
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Apt. Ling Cobran
Last Wife Sale in England Sparks Auction Oddity
An aged farmer in England offers his wife Mary Anne Thomson for sale at an auction in Can market, claiming the match will benefit his future. Report notes confusion and social stigma as bystanders and neighbors react to the strange bid and the crowded scene.
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Joseph Thomson
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Lown Orier Inn
Histon
Thumson Opie
Mary Anne Thome
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Peat industry advances in Ireland and export plans
The Turd Development Board and the Agricultural Credit Corporation report progress in peat extraction and processing in Ireland. They describe peat production reaching 160 000 tons in one drum and note use in machinery imported from Germany. The Department of Defence mentions mining trials and cooperative efforts to expand turf output, with 15 000 tons produced and a plan to reach 80 000 tons at reduced cost per ton.
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Germany
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Gapotine
Mator Enginen
Irinty Free State
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Earths crust changes from explosions and heat
A scientific blurb describes how explosive tests and heat alter the earth’s crust. It notes pressure reductions, mineral transformations, formation of carbon reuyani and new diamonds, and possible earthquakes or volcanic activity as outcomes. It mentions laboratory experiments and the impact on rocks and minerals.
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