Canadian Painter Forbes Gives Portraits of King and Queen
An illustrated weekly features an interview with J Colin Forbes RCA who is painting full length portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Forbes details royal sittings at Ottawa and Windsor Castle including the Queen’s consent and her amiable reactions during posing.
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Lord Camper Inn Trust Watch
The Dundee Advertiser reports a confusing incident involving a water theft claim and forged documents. A postman’s testimony suggests a disturbed sale of an estate linked to Duncan, Lord and related dates, with later repairs noted in Dundee.
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Fugitive foes and press gossip amid royal visits
The fuglist, once reviled five years ago, are now our closest allies while the leading yellow journal is tied to the Tinus company. English interests grow in our press as M. Loubet and King Edward share cordial visits, with Urbain Gobier writing in Independent New York.
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M. Loubet
King Edward
Urbain Gobier
Independent
New York
The Socialist Countess and Labor Education Debate
Frances Hyelyn Warwick writes from London discussing direct Labour representations and the educational policy clash. She praises Councillor Will Thorne and trade unions shaping plans while asserting Labour will push reforms for children’s rights, independent of church or state control.
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London and Mail
Wolfe
Will Thorne
Balfour
Llroyd-George
Church of England
Trade Union Congress
Great Britain
House of Commions
Frances Hyelyn Warwick
How to Don the Life Belt Instruction from a Passenger
A correspondent in the Daily Mail notes how to don a life belt aboard ships under theMurine Law of war. The account describes a passenger learning from an owner in the cabin how to adjust and wear the life belt properly.
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Americas
Wreck Survivors and Life Belt Risks On Ocean Vessels
Reports from multiple ports describe passengers drowned or saved when life belts fail to protect aboard older vessels. Officials note belts worn under arms can hinder escape and that safety instructions and proper belt design are needed to prevent drowning during maritime emergencies.
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Pissinger
Homely Fare Recipes with Pudding Variants and Cakes
A rustic collection of desserts and puddings with directions for Chepsi Pritters Preserved Ginger Pudding Lemon Pudding Marlborough Pudding Ground Rice Cake and a buttered bake method. Includes steps for beating eggs sugar butter and arranging in moulds with oven times for serving.
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Aga
Marlborough
Aix
Notes and anecdotes from a rapidly changing world
A collage of late 19th or early 20th century items touches on London life, Polish politics, schooling for women, literary opinions, and social mores. It notes England’s aging figures like Stephen Miter, the boulevardish chatter of reform and fashion, and a fragmentary children dialogue about expenses and dentistry, all reflecting a broad, unsettled public discourse.
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London
Thome Chang
Montreal
Stephen Miter
England
Sussex
Howe
Asebud
Wisconsin
Wil Toi
Germany
Teddy
Christina
Jaainina
Joanie
Johnnie
Tommy
Grit for Poultry Digestive Aid Outlined
A historical note explains poultry nutrition stressing grit aids digestion of whole grains. It details how the gizzard grinds food, the role of crop secretions, and the problems from lacking grit, noting that soft foods digest poorly and can cause digestive issues or fatal outcomes in some cases. It extends to turkeys geese ducks and other birds needing grit for proper digestion.
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