Dead man brought to life after adrenaline injection
The British Medical Journal reports Dr J Fiddian of Ashton under Lyne revived a frail patient, Mr Ernest Hinsley of Taunton Road, Waterloo, Ashton under Lyne, during a two minute intracardiac adrenaline injection after collapse. Oxygen and CO2 were given. he regained consciousness after 48 hours and returned to work a week later. The patient described a dreamlike corridor before waking.
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J. ¥. Fiddian
Ashtonwader Lane
Piddianadin
Falty
Gra
Tiwan
Ernest Hinsley
Taunton Road
Waterloo
Ashton-ander-Line
Prosecution In Summons Court In Breach Of Health Acts
Bishop pleaded guilty to breach of health acts mosquito conditions. Osborne, health inspector, sought nominal fee. Court imposed fine, costs, and distress. Bishop sentenced to three days imprisonment in default.
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C.K. Noyen
P.M. Wiliam George Bishop
E Lk Jackson
John Stanley Osborne
Bishop
Quadruplets to Cow Scheme Funds Queensland Children's Holiday
A dubious report describes a Queensland Children’s Health Scheme sending thirty children from Charville and Cuitpie districts on a month long coastal holiday. It notes weight gains and health improvements, with costs and local committees organizing transport, accommodation, and medical oversight. The piece mentions a fundraising effort via a Times office subscription list and references a controversial comparison to cattle.
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Queensland
Charteville
Cuitpie
Tirishane
Cueems
Ami i Mse
United
Times
Great Britain Animal Counts and Prague Theft Case
A reader note claims Great Britain has 6 600 000 cattle 16 527 000 sheep 2 329 000 pigs and 586 000 horses. The second item describes a Prague thief who allegedly stole a magistrate’s gold plated fountain after a recent sentence.
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Great Britain
Prague
Magician Horace Goldin Promises Open Air Rope Trick
Magician Horace Goldin, president of the Magician Club, says he will perform the Indian rope trick in Hyde Park, London during coronation ceremonies in May. He claims 17 years of slimly and research and that he perfected the trick two years ago. He describes rope effects, attempts in India, and offers substantial prizes from Maxic Circle and Sr Cartram Alids for the performance.
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Horace Goldin
Magician Club
Hyde Park
London
Goldin
Dina
Mr. Goldin
India
Minelote
Maxic Circle
Market Fluctuations Affect Wool Producers Co operative Report
Market report notes December 1996 activity in Sydney auctions resuming in January after Chetsines Feces event. Prices varied in early December, with stronger results from the third day and renewed competition later, closing near the season’s best. Australia’s Grisbane sale dates restructured with multiple series through March and April, aiming for quicker realisations. wool in store remains light with about 30000 bales for March sales and strong rain benefiting buyers and sellers.
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Starmfols
Amoclalion Lik
Amler
Zist
Sydney
Grisbane
Wales
Earond
Jo Ho
Meccano founder Frank Hornby dies rich Liverpool maker
The obituary notes Frank Hornby who died recently leaving a fortune of about £222,000 and employing around 2000 workers at his Mescano factory in Liverpool. It recalls his 1900 invention of Meccano and hints at his prominence and wealth, while referencing old Dutch laws and social class restrictions mentioned in the fragmented text.
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Frank Hornby
Liverpool
Posed Pacific Liners Appeal to Imperial Committee
The Imperial Typing Committee report proposes two new liners for the Pacific at a cost of £2500 to compete with American vessels. Smuggling by armoured car mentioned with guards taking special precautions to apprehend them.
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Yh Pacific
Imperial Styping Committee
Uwever
Surenantn
Eton
Cine Calder
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