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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 20, 1906

Page

2

Bacon for Export and London Notes on Billeting Curiosities

A letter from R. Davidson discusses bacon export prospects to Great Britain with estimates of wholesale value and pricing. The London section in Home Counties Magazine recounts curiosities of billeting Tavishas, Leicester Square history, and famous residents including Reynolds and Hogarth with notes on Leicester House and Saville House.

R. Davidson Onda Han George Stewart Colac Great Britain London Eh de Paris He Tavishas M. Hens Galli Radical Party Mel Strang Home Counties Magazine Metropolis Telcester Square Leicester Fields Leicester House Walpole Frederick Prince of Wales Saville House Leicester Square Joshua Reynolds William Hogarth Alhambra Theatre Panopticon of Science and Art Charles Dibdin France Westminster Gazette

Packing bacon for shipment and high society in London

A detailed guide on Wiltshire cut bacon sizing and packing methods emphasizes uniform sides, neat appearance, mild curing, and double-skin mesh packing. It describes borax dusting, 30 to 35 degree tempering, and a hydraulic press to ensure tight, ship-ready boxes. Mentions Nat nationalist ex-president Louis Tavisser and socialists in Paris linked to a Buckingham Palace reception and Parisian pride in London.

Great Britain Wiltshire M. Louis Tavisser Counc Sydney Weller Webb M. Grebauval M. Audigne Monkswell M. Tarot M. Levee

Divorce Petitions Split by Husbands and Wives

The piece cites 240 petitions for dissolution of marriage in the new term from the Law Journal. Of these 142 are by husbands and 98 by wives, with commentary on the differences in proving grounds and the parities of filings.

Law Journal

Christmas Traditions and Myths From Puck Satire

A playful antiquated note discusses Christmas customs and superstitions from diverse regions. It mentions whitening trees, Amazon natives, forest fire fears, Venezuelan beliefs about Christmas week, and a tongue in cheek view of January 1 as a fresh government turnover date.

Santeaus Amazon Venezuela Puck

Ex Archduke Enlists as Recruit in Swiss Army

A Geneva report notes former Austrian Archduke Leopold, now Wolffing, has completed basic training as an ordinary soldier after renouncing his title and marrying actress Mile. Adamoules. He helped in barracks chores and kitchen duties, faces a playful tailor joke about buttons, and joins peasants in learning the gobse step. A mix of sarcasm and curiosity follows his unexpected military stint.

Leopold Austria Mile Adamoules Leopold Wolffing Archduke Geneva

Transformation of London London Square Focus

Mr H J Tyler discusses the ongoing shift in central London integrating historic sites with new uses. The piece outlines proposals for Leicester Square and surrounding districts, highlighting urban design aims, public space enhancements, and impacts on traffic and commerce in the capital.

Leicester Square London H. J. Tyler

Belief in Santa Claus in a Juvenile Dialog

A quirky dialogue passage examines belief in Santa as a social incentive for good behavior. It contrasts modern views with nostalgic myth while two boys and a guardian navigate Christmas expectations and family dynamics. The piece hints at attitudes toward home life and Christmas gift expectations.

Santa Claus Tommy

Christmas superstitions across Aden and Fiquimaux families

Arabs of Aden consider receiving an ulster a Christmas bad omen while the Fiquimaux remain deeply superstitious at the holiday season. Even a child would not accept an automobile as a gift, a rule said to have held for 250 years with no recorded exception.

Aden

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