The Fate of Lord Oldbury in a Murder Mystery
In this chapter detective narrator Mrs Dennis questions Miss Lucy Chisholm and visits the Hall to learn who marred Lord Oldbury. The scene shifts to Deepwater Abbey for inquest planning and the Duke of Muncaster ponders letters and forged cheques tied to the lordly fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hedley Richards
Dennis
Lucy Ch'shaim
Ber
Abe
Eye
Thomas
Bern
Thampy
Himas
Two Indies
Sir Thomas
Muncaster
Dick Howarth
Howarth
Tek
Hhis
el Jow
Jove
Othe
Deepwater Abbey
Deepwater Grange
Mia
Miss Chisholm
Abbey
Mr. Bellamy
Eingland
Bellamy Sugwo
An Odd Canoe Deal Leads to a Deer Chase
In Alleguash Lake camp a wary canoe purchase from a sly Indian leads Frank and I to race a moose antlered shore, chasing a buck. The thrill ends when a spill throws me overboard and I injure my knee as we struggle to regain the paddle and return to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleguash Laie
Elonz
Grestine
Ellow
Frank
Fran
Dolph
Frans
Impossible Moose Rescue Ends Harrowing Canoe Trip
Two men battle harsh conditions after a moose attack pins their canoe to a long lake crossing. They cling to the animal and survive as the moose drags them toward shore, aided by a late rescue from a companion who returns to shore with wood for a fire. The tale ends with a wary warning about dangers from Indian hunters and the treacherous river course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Wit of the Week in a Turbulent Snippet
A fragmented column parodies public debate rules and fashion news. It jests about bribes in Africa and speakers limited to short stances, then mocks social pretensions with lines on dresses and walking sticks. The piece closes with a wry remark on wealth and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Moneylending in India and the Pax Brittanica
A Chambers Journal excerpt discusses moneylending in India as a pervasive yet ambivalent institution under British rule. It portrays moneylenders as essential economic instruments and social fixtures, while noting their mixed reputation as corrupters or simple necessities within village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Villare
Lrives
Sehyels
Collecer
Worreeel Payital
Wall
Clessea
Ad Incubus
Chambers's Journal
State Timber Mills Planned by WA Government
Minister for Works Mr William Jotneon told a deputation the Western Australian Government intends to build a number of State timber mills and reserve all karri forests. Treated timber would supply sleepers for the trans Australian railway, as it is superior to jarrah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouss
Lord Oldbury
Mr. Neville
Jacques
Tie Grace
William Jotneon
Jarrah
Victorian Parliament Debates Federal Capital Costs
Protests across Australia rise against funds for a new Federal capital. Home Affairs Minister King Malley defends NSW contract, saying repudiation is unlikely and no labor council protests have emerged. He argues suitable Sydney buildings are unavailable and a new city would cost more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie W. EK. Thomas
Melbourne
Victoria
Australia
King Malley
Wimiater
Home Affairs
New South Wales
Labor Council
Dew
Soam
Sydney
Governemnt
Andrew Fisher
For Sale and To Let Ad Note
Classified notice offers sale and hire of horses with assurance of reliable stock and satisfaction guarantee. Mentions oats and secondhand items, but text is fragmented and unclear about prices or locations.
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Mies
Meg
Chishola
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Williard Room
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Priaon
Montaster
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Chisholm
Simmonds
Duke
Grace
America
Nsa
Rune
Galleer
National Library of Australia
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Drascel
Signat
Arrose
Norve
Wallciter
State Timber Mills
Tr Sheldon
Walter Stephens
Colac
LCE
Kirk
Shoeing Forge
Drompielp Street
Morrison
Lugia
Ames
Valloes
Nurreny
E Yorrtson
Carpender , Wagg and Sexton
Poun M'Kenzie
Land and Commission
Cressy
Kdnel
Cresay
Huyers
Reasonalle Prics Tcheral
Bo Rossgole
Humker River
Hagelthorn & Bolton
Storck
Jams
Geelong
Thos. Baker
Barnard Brob
Beena
Dwyer Bros
Eerir
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