Other Folks Failincs. Also A Kindly One
A Victorian column from Colac Herald recounts Mrs Brown guiding a busy household through chores with moral reflections on neighbourly conduct. The tale features Eliza Ann and Sue Smith among the neighbors and hints at a social circle observing temper and duty in daily tasks.
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H. Findon
London “Daily News
Conyers
Salle Latin
Sue Smith
Mire Brown
Betsy Shaw
Bonn
Martha
Childer
Wright
Sue
Davide
Ava Boown
Queen Wilhelmina’s Daily Life and Etiquette Revealed
A portrait of Queen Wilhelmina detailing royal routine at Het Loo and The Hague. Her Majesty’s day begins with tea and Bible reading, family prayers, and a luncheon dairy focus, with drives and dinner at seven. The piece notes her religious devotion and preserves a humorous anecdote about prayers. It also includes a separate reflection from Count Tolstoi via Paris reports on life, death, and the dreamlike nature of existence.
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Henry
Wilhelmina
Het Loo
Prince Henry
Nigat
Paris
Mall
Tolstoi
God
Fifth Avenue School Romance Ends in Montreal Mobilization
A 19 year old boarder from a fashionable Fifth Avenue girls' school secretly wed a medical student after meeting in a department store. The ceremony occurred in a shop with a marriage license, sparking a sensational pursuit by the bride's relatives who had the wedding annulled. Reports say the couple planned a future period of separation before reconciliation.
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New York
Mall
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Aven
Mise
Florence Witt Farwell
Egypt
Ser Fayor
Setel
Montreal
Widegross
Anecdote at Parliament Dinner Highlights Temperance Joke
In a London Parliament press dinner speech, A J Balfour recalls a tale about a bored audience member at the House of Commons. The anecdote centers on Speaker Addington and a Quaker gentleman accused of the outrage, drawing laughter and a caution to the Kitchen Committee. The item follows notices of John W. Robinson, famed Cumberland climber, whose memorial plans a chrome inklet rock tribute in Cumbria.
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London
A. J. Balfour
Presse
Sethimy's
House of Commona
Addington
Speaker
John W. Robinson
Famus Cumberland
Westaduster Gageette
Illar
Ennerdaly
Cumberland
Piller
Robinson
Haskett-Smith
Tock
Senwfell
Sleepy engine drivers and vigilance devices raised
The Daily Mail reports railway workers debating Colonel Yorke’s inquiry into the Shrewsbury disaster. Drivers dispute fatigue as cause, while advocates push a simple whistle device on locomotives to aid alertness during night shifts and in poor signals.
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Col
Yorke
Daily Mail
Colone Yorke
Shrewsbury
Martin
Galeep
Great Western
Scollman
Tipeman
Express d
Servena
Great Western Railway
Healey
Felipe
Horricke
Dramatic UK Meat Trafficking Case Sparks Demands for Punishment
A court in Bar le Duc sentenced Guaiave Levy to one year in prison and damages after he and several contractors were found to supply diseased meat to soldiers. Investigations revealed a widespread illegal trade in tuberculous carcasses, with carcasses moved from rail cars to slaughter halls and sold as beef. The report notes public outrage and calls for exemplary punishment amid exposure of the meat trafficking network.
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Parison
Martes
Baty
Bar le Ductory
Guaiave Levy
Che
Lia Villette
Garner
Euatery
Justee
Reuter
American visit to study British education planned
About 1000 Canadian and American teachers are to visit Britain between September and March to study primary and secondary systems, technical training, and teacher education. They will inspect universities, polytechnics, public schools, and vocational institutions, with visits arranged by Alfred Moseley and support from the National Civic Federation and J. Vroce Timay.
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London
Daily Mail
Canada
United States
Anunber
United Kingdom
Nui
Polytechnics
Eton
Rogie
Winchester
Var Towa Agricutural
England
Alfre Mosely
America
National Civic Federation of
J. Vroce Timay
Liverpool
International Mercantile Marine Company
Belgium
France
Gorme
Dairy expert surveys breeds and feeding for milk yield
Mr J. F. Blackshaw, a dairy authority, discusses milk taints origins and the impact of cleanliness on milk, praising British dairy breeds like Shorthorn and Ayrshire. He warns against overfeeding young stock and urges balanced diets to reduce costs and improve milk output, stressing pure-blood stock and careful feeding of mangolds and nitrogenous foods.
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England
Great Britain
Midland
Engled
South
Ayrshire
Blackshaw
Channel Islands
Poultry Yard Notes On Fowl Behavior And Breeds
The article discusses feather pecking among fowls caused by stress and air exposure, with advises on preventing fights and feather loss. It reviews egg production in Minorca, Leghorn, Langshan crosses, and Mediterranean breeds noting laying ages and breed traits. It also notes age determination challenges and indicators of maturity in birds.
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Minorca
Mystery Lawyer Delivers Dignified Speech At Mount Pleasant Meeting
A. T. Medulck, a Daversport lawyer, burst into the Mount Pleasant hall as an unknown speaker whose eloquence drew cheers and curiosity. He spoke on political issues before the delegates, refused to reveal his identity, and later was identified while hospitalized for treatment.
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Plea- Sel
Lve
Henry County
Willam
Allence
Apellbinder
A. T. Medulck
Daversport
Mount Pleasant
Whisky tragedy in Harlem saloons ends in deaths
The Inter Ocean reports a Harlem incident after alcohol poisoning killed Patrick M Bride, 42, and left Lele King in a coma. A three gallon demijohn was taken from Thomas Molony’s saloon to Molony’s second venue, with Dorsey and others nearby as medical aid arrived. Coroner Brandy will analyze the whisky for other poisons.
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Chicago
Lele
Francia Kine
Patrick M’brite
Harlem
M'Bride
King
Wenl
Thomas Molony
First Avenue
Molony
Leamington Avenue
Incoherent OCR Note on Music and Moral Tone
Fragmentary text discusses mood and pedagogy in music, mentioning moodes and a church in Glasgow. The passage hints at clashing ideals and a critique of sloth, with unspecified references to teachers, masters, and practice. The garbled lines obscure clear facts or events.
Hotel murder trial highlights grim evidence in Hoare case
The Holborn Corner Clemeni Thomas led the inquest into the alleged fatal fall of Miss Emily Hoare, aged fifty three, at the Hotel Bussell in Missouri Square. Coroner and jury reviewed testimonies from witnesses including Lamporary Insane residents, and details emerged of distress and a suspected motive as investigators traced Hoare’s past residence in Manchester and recent contacts.
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Holborn
Clemeni Thomas
Emily Hoare
Nike
Gvidenre Jn
Tye Eheldeen
Hamerton
Uss
Moon
Gilks
Gmd Co
Hoare
Manchester
Adda
Dent
Daily Mad
Fragmentary Musings on Language and Currency in Global Civility
The excerpt laments a world bound by treaties and currency, imagining a universal reaches of commerce and culture. It notes Western industry and the idea of an American influence, while exploring how language and value shape civilization.
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Sana
Ty Lake
Duke of Devo Hire Sparks Debate on Women’s Property Rights
Fragmented OCR notes discuss efforts to grant property rights to women, referencing figures like Mrs Wolstenholme and Sir Wenry. The text mentions opposition by The Dawn and echoes debates on suffrage and legal reforms leading to eventual changes in property ownership for women.
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Faeviews
Wolstenholme
Ems
Wenry
Lond Harti
Bert
Mire
Kimy Furiser
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Humane Review
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