Cannes the English coast town of Riviera charm and skies
The article blends travel prose on Cannes and the Riviera with a London court note about a musician and a bigamy case. It describes Cannes history from Lord Brougham to its modern quiet elegance, then shifts to Mabel Green’s court tale of engagement, a supposed widow, and theft accusations involving a cruet and tablecloths in a London case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnilton Fyfe
Riviera
Canis
Lord Brougham
Esterel
Alpes Maritimes
Paraadie
Italy
Cannes
Bas
Beegui
Weat
London Court
Mabel Green
Stratford Road
Ken Bingtoe
John Edward Nott Barnes
Camden Road
Manel Milton
Elmeelf
Barnes
Dames
Livyd
American peers in New York and Wall Street troubles
A London Daily Mail correspondent encountered Lord Fairfax the twelfth baron of the tithes native of Prince Gorge County Markland on a New York pier. Reporters pressed him for views on Wall Street and English nobility in finance. Fairfax answered with politeness, avoiding direct comparison and saying he would visit his father in March. The scene sparked questions about a British noble in American brokerage life and potential parliamentary implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
New York
Laird Fairfax
Prince Gorge
Markland
Adriatic
Ular
Wallatreel
Armen Lheen
Lord Fairfaux
Doreen Resien
House of Lords
Wall Street
Treasure Trove on the Sands Reported Along English Coasts
Report notes visitors and residents finding gold and silver washed ashore from wrecks off Mundesles-on-Beagre and Gunfleet. Mentions a Dutch vessel Vrowve Pol der and the ship Clarina near Filey Brig. Hoards allegedly from Chesil Beach near Portland valued at 11,406 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundesles-on-Beagre
Norfolk
Davy Jones
Flamborough Head
Clarina
Chesil Beach
Portland
Farm and Field Int at Wiens Unite of Feet
An Int at Wiens reports progress in a farm and field project. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate collaboration or meeting focused on feet and agricultural planning. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
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Wiens
Germain
Gallens
USA
Billy
Health and cattle care in pasture and stall feeding
The article discusses disease resistance in livestock, noting that permanent stall housing fosters disease spread, while pasture feeding reduces infections like tuberculosis. It advises mixed methods to improve ventilation, disinfection, and open-air time for young cattle, plus careful seed maize selection and storage. It also describes a tar treatment for rabbit burrows to control pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Kovacsy
Libel Suit Over Deaf Witness Evidence at London Court
In a London trial before Mr Justice Coleridge on November 1, Arthur Cunningham sued Mrs. Jeminwa K. Wright for libel. The case hinged on deaf and dumb sign language used to convey statements, with Mr Wilson, a deaf director, translating for the court. The plaintiff received 5 pounds in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Court of
Justice Coleridge
Arthur Cunningham
Croydon
Jeminwa K. Wright
Cunningham
Addiscombe Road
Cunninghame
Wilson
Dairying Remedies and Milk Hygiene in Early 20th Century Text
A long discussion covers tuberculin testing of calves to prevent disease, sterilization methods for milk, and plant care tips. It outlines inoculation at three months, three weeks later, and again at three weeks, claiming immunity after multiple treatments. Also includes practical notes on reducing bacteria in milk through handling, cleaning, and feeding practices, plus home gardening and plant repotting techniques.
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Siace
Catle
C. J. Valentine
South Australia
Valentine
Victoria
Cape Colony
Alexandria
Vamelz
Armel
Lola
Venice murder trial opens amid scandal and intrigue
The Venice trial of Countess Maria Niculaevna Tarmowska for murder begins soon as reports detail her alleged plot with two lovers to kill her rival. She and accomplice Prilukoff were moved from Vienna to Venice for examination with the case drawing intense public interest.
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Venice
Maria Niculaevna Tarmowska
Win
Kiem
Gul
Kief
Biverce
Prilukel
Paris
Wunich
Ijhee
Ijhee v Tloe
Coumlerst
Kamoroowski
Ski
Esarcin
Nauwnaff
Kamarowski
Naumont
Hla Villa
Prilukoff
Naumen
Prijukoff
Vienna
Potato Growing Methods From Early 20th Century Guide
Agricultural notes discuss Christmas gifts’ moral context and detailed potato culture. Advice covers soil preparation with clover cover crops, drainage, seed quality, soil leveling, discing, fertilization, and spacing for early varieties like Early Ho e and Vermiants. Emphasizes seed vigor, seed treatment risks, and careful planting depth and timing for better yields.
Repairing the FanM Pump in Old Mechanical Text
The article explains how a nonworking pump can stem from valve obstructions or faulty check and plunger valves. It details priming tests, reasons for water not rising, and remedies including replacing valves, digging deeper wells, clearing obstructions, and ensuring proper pipe sizing and installation.
Care and Rearing of Postwhelp Puppies in Terrier Breeding
The text covers nursing, feeding, and care for a new dam and her puppies. It discusses allowing rest after whelping, gradual exercise, milk production management, supplemental foods, cleanliness, grooming, vermin control, washing with warm water and disinfectant, brushing, handling, and preventing overfeeding. It warns about overprotective confinement and the need for gentle play and training while avoiding harm to the pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Alen
Leeee Horr
Hess
Howeheld Gond
Public Opinion on a Famous Traveler and a Marine Artist
Bigelow recalls a voyage with a renowned traveler who was eager to join a tourist trip. The story details the voyage aboard the Atlantic liner, noting pints on board and a curious incident with a painted ventilator. A seaman involved shares memories of distant places and quips about life at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Atlantic
Ballory
The Marvels of Greater London Population Claim
A London Camsteu ell volume cites Greater London population at 7,217,908, about a third of the UK total. The author argues the city dwarfs Yorkshire and Belgium, nearly matches Sweden and Norway combined, and could form a human column from Charing Cross to Constantinople.
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London Camsteuell
Greater Leutor
Westminster
Yorkshire
Belgium
Sweden
Portugal
Greater London
London
Charing Cross
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Mores
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Prlokoft
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Tung
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Tesla
Kamarow
Sherlock Holmes Pasha
Sir A. Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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