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Why Queens Wear The Kohi-Nor A Royal Jewel Tale
Miss Mary Abbott explains in Jewels of Romance and Renown how the Koh-i-Noor sparked legends of empire. The diamond passed through rulers from Persia to Queen Victoria, then to future monarchs, with tales of danger and royal custody, including a 42 carat spinel-like note and famed Bloomsbury lodgings.
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Mary Abbot
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Miss Abbott
Great Britain
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Valkarive Lady and the Quiet Fish Angler Exchange
A fragmentary exchange shows Valkarive Lady debating on occupancy and worry over a fish tale. The speakers trade lines about awareness and restraint, hinting at a rural setting and a playful contest of wits. The odd phrasing preserves a rustic voice and folklore mood.
Childrens Column Near World Peace Adventure
Joan steps on a bee while walking on the lawn and is stung. Her brother Jim rushes over and scolds her for not wearing shoes. He hops about after stepping on a beet, adding to a playful day in the garden.
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Childrens Daydreams and a World Peace Vision
A reflective piece shifts from a sleeping child in a pram to a moral meditation on global harmony. It contrasts simple domestic scenes with a scholarly call to break national barriers, urging education for world citizenship and a new generation aligned with liberal ideals. The article promotes League of Nations Union membership and outlines steps to foster international cooperation.
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Cyanogas hailed as new epoch in rabbit control in Australia
A historical pamphlet extols cyanogas calcium cyanide fumigation as the future solution to the rabbit menace in Australia. The editor David G. Stead argues poison methods fail, praising cyanogas for its efficiency and potential to protect wildlife and stock, while detailing its scientific basis and era-shaping impact.
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Geographical Society of Nsaw
Australian Forest League
Wild Life Preservation Society of Australia
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Harwon Park
Austrad
Deadly Cyanogas Fumigation Discussed Across Australian Outcry
Historical notes report on cyanide use for fumigation affecting rabbits and stoking controversy. Arguments cover safety, cost, efficacy, andads by G Stead and Watson’s Pus NSWoat with claims of cheapness and wide landowner impact.
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