Amusing Street Scene In Colac Amid Winter Fog
The Colac Herald describes a crowded street corner where a boyish quarrel escalates into a chase and a strong protector intervenes. A wizened man and a larger bystander confront threats as onlookers react, ending with reflection on the strange moral moment.
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Inglis Allen
Suramay
Cmntinvet
Errini-Beys
Wongh
Vermis
Bethe
Stat
Arcues
Inet
RaveStrane
Literary Temperament and Poe’s Legacy
A discussion of how poets and men of letters are viewed as moody and self destructive. The piece notes anniversaries of Poe and Edgar Allan Poe, discusses public reverence and misperceptions, and argues for a fairer, open-minded appraisal of their lives and addictions.
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Snore Lee
Albert Burs
Edgar Allan
Guras
Pat
Tchmond
Virginie
Peiple
Richmond
Virginia
Caunoel
Music hath charms and a gramophone test at Zoological Garden
Daily Express staff tested musical record effects on animals at the Zoological Garden using Cameo Pat and Harry Lauder tunes via a gramophone mounted on a wheelbarrow. Mandrill and others showed varying reactions to Caruso singing and recorded sounds during a morning visit.
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Daily Express
Zoological Gardene
Cameo
Pat
Harry Lauder
Tania
Piceslo
Los
Express
Gramae
Tu J. Porselk
al Geluondern
Gramophone
Caruso
First Finnish Woman MP and the gramophone tale
A long, fragmentary account describes the first woman member of the Finnish Diet, Mme. Malmberg, her visit to London, observations on gender equality and politics, and the role of music and a gramophone in public reception. It also touches on Poe studies, a family tragedy, and a British inquest into starvation deaths amid workhouse relief debates.
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Lonilan
Capes Lumumnepolis
Lloyd's Woolly News
Aintely
Gulnea
Theta Hultin
Hultin
Instrumentas Journalistie
Ubthal
Finland
London
Mme
Aino Mealen
Berg
Eho
Atve
Peter
Sager
Sean
Poe
Oweal
Barry
Landers
Despoligm
Mercy Mars
Allie
Bat
Mme. Malmberg
Mammersmith
Jemima White
Mayleigh Street
Sli
O Wok
Stulet
Pho
Ws Loli
Robert Crown
Upfold
Oncleliber
Ors Jamieson
Olleer
Mr Brown
Jnst
Ashames
Avita
Ofttian
Allnita
Alis Jomitzon
Lloyd's Weeky
Swindler James Houghton Faces Grimsby Sentence
James Houghton, who posed as a steward to lure wealthy huntsmen, was sentenced to eighteen months hard labor in Grimsby. He vanished after arranging carriage and horses, and had previous swindles in Derbyshire Newcastle and Norwich, using charm and a pretended noble connection to fleece victims.
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Grimsby
James Houghton
Lord Yarmouth
Brockleszby
Adivery Stable
Derbyshire
Tétney
Newcastle
Norwich
Goole
The Colonies Not a Dumping Ground Biron Objections
Local officials and residents push back against plans to turn several colonies into a dumping site. Biron objections emphasize environmental impact, community health concerns, and calls for alternative waste management solutions. Public meetings are scheduled to gather input from affected neighborhoods and stakeholders.
Emigration Debate Highlights Colonial Office Drama
A long newspaper passage describes a chaotic scene with animals and a stir at the colonial office. It notes a magistrate handling a burglary case reduced to larceny and the Home Office scrutiny of emigration policy. Sir William Smillie Hamilton announces retirement after 44 years as chief clerk, with tributes from the Corona Club and the Earl of Crewe.
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Belper
Prasidin
Nottinghamshire
Prizoner
Tig
Austria
Australia
Shorty
Huanaeg
Tao
Jock
Lloyd's Weekly News
W. Daillie-Hamilton
Colonial Mice
William Smllie-Hermilton
E.cm.g., CB
Colonial Office
Daily News
Colonial Service
North America
Sir Withrre
Corona Club
Lora Crewe
Sir William
Home Science and Cookery Tips For Daily Use
A long column offers household guidance from stain removal to kitchen recipes and beauty hints. It covers washing wool, brushing furniture, making lemon pies and coconut toffee, pineapple cream, and lemon water ice, plus simple toilet and skin care remedies.
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Aix
Curtin Blaine
Lensame
Beef Creek
Fears
Pawel
Ares
Costigan
British millionaires in talk of a monopoly era
The article sketches lives of notable British figures who rose from humble beginnings to vast fortunes in varied trades. It notes George Singer's rise in the cycle industry and mentions other self made magnates such as Sir William Arrol, Sir Donald, Sir John Leax, Sir Thomas Lipton, Sir Christopher, Sir Alfred Jonson, and Richard Tancve, illustrating social mobility in industry.
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Renan
Comaneronta
George Singer
Coventry
Westminster Gazette
William Arrol
Donald
John Leax
Thomas Lipton
Errand-Bey
Glasgow
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