The Wedding Breakfast Part I by John Gentleshaw
Alfred Bagster delivers a bundle of oak apples to Mrs. Winford and the young Miss Marjorie. The gesture sparks a remembered tale of a wedding, tying the present moment to past romance and family ties in a Victorian household.
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Bidan
Alfred
Alfred Bagster
Mrs. Winford
Winford
Madeley
Alster
Hean’s Essence Touted As Cough Remedy for Children
An Australian notice promotes Hean’s Essence as a ready-made cough mixture for children. It claims mothers can prepare a pint with less effort and cost, highlighting the product’s convenience and purported effectiveness.
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Australia
The Wroxhampton Tale of Miss Mille Goodman and Family
A narrator recounts Miss Mille Goodman once the fairest girl in Wroxhampton and her family. Her father Tom Goodman runs a famous local hotel and admires fine living, while the narrative hints at the future of Miss Goodman and the social circles of London and Malvern education.
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Kyo
Alfred Bagster
Bastar
Bastar Asked, That When Mise Mille Goodman
Winford
Wrozhamypton
London
Queen's Court
Malvern
Tomi Goodman
Wroxhampton
Miss Atitio
Atiza Mille
Truces and trenches bring humor and humanity in war
The piece recounts Irish soldiers and German troops sharing laughs across no man’s land. A German veteran in the trenches bows with a smile as the Leinster Regiment sings Bryan O’Lynn, and a captain ferries a wounded German to safety with a dog-led stretcher. The anecdotes highlight brief pauses in fighting and mutual sympathy amid the war.
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Louth
Allerman
Trish Guarda
Niger
Alleyman
Hide
Erich
Stapleton
Leinster Megianent Holt
Bryan O'Lynn
Yancour
Furd
Thomas
Nwances
Figimans
Howpita
Dahlin Busitier Smd
Daiyn
Royal Irish
Fisher
Mike Abbi
Mog
Corman
Ant
Cape Tain
Australia Seeks Strength Against Dangers of Nation
A fragmented report cites Australia facing multiple threats to its vitality and wealth. It mentions a dragon figure, a swift response by new forces, and references to George and a grand endeavor to overcome death, alluding to significant national challenges and resilience.
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Australia
Munshine
The Merchant Prince Makes a Dollar Business Grow
An old man started a small business with cheap stock and a full-page ad. He earned daily profits, expanded stock and space, and built a storefront on the square. His visible ads and steady growth earned him the nickname the Merchant Prince. Locals credit savvy advertising and persistence for his success during hard times.
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Merchant Prince
Geezer
Anvertion
WA Government Railways schedules Geraldton to various towns
Receiving days at Geraldton and other lines show rail departures for Monday through Friday. Highlights include Meeka Murra Sandstone Ajana Perth Walkaway and Wongan Hills runs with listed 5 pm or noon cutoffs. The fragmentary telegraph-like timetable also mentions Niowch Bupton Nedge and Kothurra along with ad text about medicines and a tonic.
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Edson
Meeka- Murra
Sandstone
Ajana
Perth
Walkaway
Cla
Mowhatherra
Wathmway
Nonch- Bupton
Vuiur
Wongen Tills
Jen Worthetay
Watl- Awry
Nave
Sandytors
Yuna
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