Ten Lions Shot After Week-Long Stockade Siege
Savage man eating lions trapped in a mile long stockade in the African jungle are slain by two Britons, Charles Lyons and Gerald Clark. They entered the stockade, stalked and shot the predators after hours of vigil, leaving ten lions dead and villagers relieved. Lyons, an ex army officer, and Clark, a former Worcestershire lieutenant, faced peril as they hunted the remaining beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patrick Lyons
Tanganyika
Gerald Netham Clark
Lyons
Mikindani
Lindi
Makonde
Mr. Lyons
6Th
King’s African Rifles
Clark
Worcestershire Regiment
Dulwich College
Stinemetz Kennels Reveal a Scottish Terrier Clue
Vance and team trace a stray Scottie to Quince Hill Kennels owned by Mr. Stinemetz who judged the dog three weeks earlier in Englewood. He notes the dog’s quality but a minor mouth fault, and says the newcomer owner is unknown. The inquiry shifts to New York as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Scottie
New York
Mr. Stinemers
Mr. Stinemetz
Orangeverg
Dizhard Kennels
Stinemetz
Quince Hill
Markham
Grassi
Coe
Wrede
Hilda Lake
Heath
Styvesant
Ife
Vead
Record Price Paid for Butterfly Expedition
Six thousand dollars marked the highest price for a butterfly as the cost of an English expedition to Central Africa to obtain the first female Drurya Antimachus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Central Africa
Drurya
The Child's Health Advice From Health Week Booklet
A medical authority warns that harmful germs from feeding utensils and toys can cause ulcerated mouths, throat infections, and serious diseases. It urges pasteurising milk, scalding and cooling practices, proper vaccination, immunization, and regular medical checks for children from infancy. It stresses cleanliness, prompt treatment, and home care to prevent illnesses and reduce parental confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmouth
Health Department
Macquarie Street
Sydney
MiniNney
Australia
Crowned After Death at Welsh War Memorial Ceremony
A wartime coronation recalled at the Welesii National Eisteddfod marks 180 as a dramatic event. Hedd Wyn wrote his poem The Hero from the trenches at Ypres before his death, and his laurel was laid at Bari Cottage Cemetery as British memorials honor fallen poets and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedd Wyn
Ypres Salient
Chan Boing
Wyn
Bari Cottage
Ypres-Howsingha Road
Ypres
Boesinghe
United Kingdom
Ostend
Niviport
Wales
Hedd Wyns
Caerwyn
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Watt
Wopo
Tooths
Philo Vance
van Dine
S.W
W. A. Dan
Bargain Arcade
Gloucester & Taree
Denmark
A.C. &. Poulsen
Hearsens
Golden Gate Cafe
Church St., Gloucester
Uherce
F. Young
Propris Ress
Sunshine Cafe
Gloucester
Gloucester Investments
Leas
Council
Queen, Cook, Cowper, Tyrell and Phillip Streets
Russell Hall & Co, Public Accountants
H. Pile
T. Hicks
F. Patmore
Collins & Forbes
Ratlwway ST
General Carriers & Wood Merchants
Alisaac
Feneral
Canceter
Fimernis
FLA Waac
Prem’s.s
M. Thurlow Saddler
Medical Authority
Scotland
Britain
Japan
London County Council
National Greyhound Racing Club
Union of South Africa
W. Batger
Church Street
Garden OF Roses Cafe
E, Mino & CO
E. Mino & CO
the Victoria Insurance CO. Ltd
Winchcombe-Carson
Winchcombe
Carson
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchcombe House
Bridge Street
Pitt, Son & Badgery
Tull Cash & Carry Butcher
F. Sutton
Hume Street
Pia
Paling
Hunter ST. Hewcastle
le Ba Werth
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