Back to the Land and Gardens Aimed at Unemployed
An article discusses farming in cities and land reform inspired by Toynbee Hall, citing American and Philadelphia examples of vacant-lot gardens producing crops. It covers fertilisers, pastures, and the push to cultivate idle land, along with related notes on meat markets, dairy cow genetics, and pest control methods in Australian conditions.
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Pols
Bank of Mngland
Hasnetestes Guardian
Yerva
Fels
Toynber Hall
America
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Thiss Association
Fertiliser Journal
Germany
Larsen
Areesaneuine
Australia
Riverina
Baron Sehrewe
Kleinolf Paplarm
Baron Schrewe
Ron Jon
Guernsey
Torsey
Aynshire
Sind
Lolite
Highland Agricultural Society
Scotland
Destruction of Rabbits at Gandigal Station
At Gandigal Station Kir Pollock reports a rabbit culling drive near J and Evoy's Yarrachandra, with 1000 to 1900 rabbits killed nightly. Five cartloads yield only about 60 marketable rabbits, as young rabbits are heavily culled and many others fall within fences. The operation continues with extensive losses.
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Ishlo
Tarrabondra
Gandagal
Evoy
Yarrachandra Station
Kir. J. Pollock
Gandigal
Garden Fertilizing From Household Liquids and Manures
A guide on caring for plants after rain, urging tidiness, removing fading blooms, and avoiding dead leaves. It explains when to water and how to make liquid manure from substances like soot, barnyard manure, and urine, highlighting cautions with strong artificial fertilizers and advocating natural manures for shrubs and annuals.
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Rim
Chimpanzee Experiments Spark Appendicitis Theories
Professor Metchinitzkofl pursues reseapeles into appendicitis causes linking microbes to disease. He inoculates Antoine, a chimpanzee with human appendix serum, and watches for signs while noting chimpanzee costs around £3. The text also notes American tourists spend about C120,000,000 each summer in Conundin.
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Tis
Metchinitzkofl
Pasteur
Hu Tan
Antoine
Conundin
Baboo English samples from India inspire wild anecdotes
A long extracted excerpt catalogs humorous authentic Baboo English passages gathered in India. It features wind calamities in Chittagong, lyrical Madras province scenes, native letters to editors, robberies, public exasperations, and student exam quips reflecting colonial-era language quirks and social scenes.
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India
Chittagong
Nizampore
Istriet
Esplanade
Batticaloa
Autaron
Flore
Phoebus
Reville Chamberlain
Madras
Tanjore
Ody Chamberlain
G. I
Lance
Govindaranjulu
Duke of Buckingham
Chapouk
Grenville
Jie
Chepouk
Tish
Thomas
Plese
Loonimay
Omtiva Sontemens
Govest Gliunder
Bacchus
Escape From Prison Through Wooden Barrier
A prisoner named Schaaeschmil escaped from gaol to Germany by gnawing through an oak beam seven by seven inches inside the cell. He worked only when guards were out of sight, covering the damage with brown bread to hide the passage. The effort took seven months and required chewing through a tough outer bar using teeth and improvised tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaaeschmil
Germany
Schaarehildt
Submarine Air Reuse Helmet Invented in London Demo
Commander Hall of the submarines leads a new device test using a helmet filled with oxylithe to recycle air inside a submarine. The apparatus helps prevent poisoning from water leaks, aids crew breathing, and aims to enable escape until surface rescue. Demonstrations in London showed successful results.
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Nial Tciorest
Hiall
Stalemeon Ostrald Rees
Hoss
London
Diet and Character Read in Old English Text
An excerpt discusses how diet influences mood and intellect with claims about pork and milk enriching or dulling the mind. It critiques butter and apples for brain work and suggests potatoes dull the senses, citing Dutler's Aneteng as a contemporary reference. The fragment reflects historical debates on nutrition and temperament without modern scientific rigor.
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Forzalan
Bunyan
Despond
Virstead
Bein Repai
Tochester
Enland
Fiarnors
Calcutta
Oliver Cromwell
Eridunte
Base
Richard Goeur de Lion
Richard
Iis
Pregand
Delhi College
Rangoon
Irrawaddy
Mindros University
Ian
Perso
Haidar Ali—Aian
Byeton
Ali
Mill
Bombay University
Roger de Coverlay
Raja de Cavalry
Amiens
Litte Dutler
Rockefeller Wealth Report Raises Oil Fortune Doubts
A damaged OCR item cites estimates of John D. Rockefeller's oil holdings and dividends, claiming a total fortune near 200 million pounds and discussing cross ownership across Standard Oil. The fragment references firm values and profits but remains unclear and partially garbled.
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