Brotherhood of Faith and Muslim Unity Across Nations
A Colac Herald 1908 piece argues for universal brotherhood beyond religion, tracing Mahommedan unity across regions and urging tolerance amid sectarian tensions. It contrasts Christian and Muslim histories, cites Muslim loyalty in India, and warns against European aggression while praising cross faith solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabadell Enugh
Turk
European Politiv
Petoniate
Kabul
Atelo Lins
Samigvinn
Welancholy
Aml
Heneravie
Cme Lotte
Waleer Pited
Europa
Europe
Norways King Haakon Discussed by MacCracken
H M MacCracken of New York University recounted a meeting with King Haakon of Norway. The king, a practical thinker, debated socialism and wealth division with workers, questioning its feasibility and noting emigration worries as Norway faces population outflow to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arco Lessora America
Amu
Hin
Haakon
Lou
Ant
Ur Mactracken
Je Socialista
Hoon
Seeratian
Dre MacCracken
Boots
MacCracken
Elly
Norway
Almanacs Past and Present in English History
A historical sketch traces almanacs from Ptolemy’s era to modern times, noting the Arabic numeral spread, royal stamp duties, and the Stationers’ monopoly. It recalls Swift era satire on Partridge’s Almanac, legal challenges, and the 1828 shift toward the Englishman’s Almanac by the British Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mices
Regiomontanus
Ptolemy
Delambre
Paria
Theon
Europe
Dr. Morgan
Henry Vot
France
Binandes
England
James L Baye
Stationers’ Company
Tatler
Bickerscaft
Swift
Nan de Giverre von Partridge
Partridge
Zadkiel
Old Moore
Lord North
Erakine
Anl
Society For the Diffusion
Nuit
de Moregan
Scamen
Maskelyne
Travag
Admiralty
Arandon
Dmt
Anuther
British Museum
Ity Manna
Ald
FE. J. Worman
Paeon
Mieces Bowes and
Bowes
Cambridge
Estminster Gazette
Drusk Wager and Execution Shock in Roba
A tale recalls a deadly prank in Roba where a mock execution during a party ends with a rope, a suspended man saved by a servant girl, and a protest demanding government restraint. The piece blends colonial politics with Muslim loyalty to the Ottoman sultan and British policy toward Moorish subjects.
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Europe
Khalifa
Turkey
Mussulmans
India
Te Hla SpiTio
Fuller
Squandered Fortune and a Chancery Ward's Plight
A court hearing reveals a Tinkwey marriage where a ward of Chancery loses her fortune of 12000 by a dissolute husband amid neglect of three children. The husband faces a month in prison. the wife is bound over to be cared for by her father. Doctors note tuberculosis in all children. the wife had runaway to marry him.
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National Society For the Prevention of
Hugh Woenlvntle Pries
Ada Marthe Price
Thor Drury
National Society
Price
Chancery
Gee
Luft
Ie Wes
Ferguson
Hardman
Lieyd
An i Picont
Smith
Brown
Robinson
Beth
Dreams End Quick Yet Vivid Says Goettingen Professor
Professor Vernon of the University of Goettingen reports a series of experiments showing dreams last only a fraction of a second. He describes how a valet knocking and lamp movements in the sleeper's room triggered rapid, cinematic dreams of battles and duels with detailed scenes and interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
University of Goettingen
Hla Valet
Redport
Enys
Revolutionary inhalation machine claims to extend life
A New York report details Professor George Poe of Norfolk Virginia and a respiration device designed to control breathing by circulating life giving oxygen while removing poisons. Trials on animals reportedly revived the dead and cured drunkenness in a man, implying potential life saving uses.
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New York
London “Daily Mail
George Poe
Norfolk
Virginia
Poo
Gian
Sir Frederick Bridges Trip to Canada and Coronation Anecdotes
Sir Frederick Bridges, Westminster Abbey organist, travels to Canada to lecture on English Cathedral Music. The piece recounts his past coronation experiences and a humorous exchange with a cabman about the Hallelujah Chorus, noting his involvement with royal music events and a cabinet of anecdotes from Westminster.
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Sir Frederick
Canada
Frederick Etrider
Westminster Abbey
London
Musical Stoker
P Budding Wagner
Cook
Wesleyan
Albert Hall
Frederick
Royal Choral Society
Peroal
Ejetpy
Frederick Wid
Edold
Ward
Knesler
Westminster
Abbuziage Wedding Mystery and War School News
The Giornale d Italia claims the Duke of the Abrugs will wed Miss Ilking with the King’s authorization after a Quirinal family council. The North China Herald notes War Ministry plans a military engineering school with French and German engineers. funds reportedly approved.
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Giornale d'Italia
United States
Duke of the Abrugs
Miss Ilking
Quirinal
Duke of the Abrus
New York “Sun
America
Ming Eikina
Nursery care and bedding tips for restful nights
Guidance on child bedtime routines and nursery setup. Advice covers daily one hour of focused time, a suitable small nursery with rounded furniture, washable walls, and wipeable decorative options. Tips also include proper bedclothes, night socks, hot water bottles, and two beds for long or tedious nights to improve comfort and sleep.
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Reme
Genexey
Ami
Rogers
Household Tips on Enamel Care and Freshening Air
Old manual style guidance covers removing white spots from polished furniture with camphor oil, cautions against cooling an enamel kettle to avoid chipping, and warns against using nails for clothes in kitchens. It also suggests ground coffee to freshen rooms, lit with camphor for aroma.
Guida obituary and mixed foreign notices headline
Obituary informs English readers of Louise de la Ramee known as Guida the novelists death and her influence on 19th and early 20th century literature. It notes her wit sympathy for suffering and bold opinions on Italian politics women’s development and social issues. The column also cites various brief items from different papers including banking notes and imperial tax on dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise de la Ramee
Oe Guida
Cuida
Ouida
Oulda
Qubla
Ehe
Night over the Thames and London Lights
The Westminster Gazette describes a nocturnal Thames scene with glowing hotel windows and moving electric cars. A solitary figure studies the dark water, pondering the origin of the mud as London shines in yellow and blue-white reflections.
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Thames
London
Westminster Gazette
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South Africa
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