The Minds of Children and Adults Contrasted in Faith
A column argues that children harbor seeds of future crime yet speak truth when uncoerced, and that imagination outpaces reverence. It urges mothers to guide young hearts toward right, noting curiosity and desire for approval shape early morals and the fight against vice.
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Ani
Weighty Question From India On Free Clothing
A discussion arises in Army Headquarters regarding a free issue of a pair of pantaloons and two pairs of drawers for each NCO and man of the Native Mounted Infantry in Samaland and Tibet. The note appears in Mall, Madras, highlighting the long-standing problem of riding garments wearing in specific places.
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Army
Military Department
India
Samaliland
Tibet
Mall
Madras
Useful Household Hints From A Periodical
Practical tips cover cooking lamb with lemon juice before broiling and preserving flavors. Milk stored in a shallow basin stays sweeter longer than in a deep jug, while airtight fruit cakes stay moist with a renewing apple. Coarse ground coffee helps game stay fresh. lamb and game storage in hampers is noted. Cleaning advice includes lemon and water for marks, salt to extinguish chimney fires, and lamp oil to remove doorbell marks.
Historic letters at Sothebys reveal rare Charles I items
The Daily News notes holograph letters by Charles I scarce at auction with a private buyer bidding on a 1643 Oxford letter to the Marquis of Ormond urging strong action. It mentions Archibald Lowrie praising Burns and a letter to Mgr Sibbald thanking him for support of an obscure author in a magnazine.
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Sotheby's
Charles 1
Lolfur J
Marquis of Ormond
Oxford
Robert Burns
Archibald Lowrie
Scotland
Mgr Sibbald
Daily News
The Modern Wife and the Rise of the Intelligent Wife
Evelyn Underhill notes in The Outlook that the modern wife pursues many arts and sciences, aiming to balance marriage with intellect. The piece argues the intelligent wife can be faithful to husband and personal growth, maintaining interest while managing a family.
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Evelyn Underhill
Hindu colony in London faces site shortage
The Crystal Palace exhibition shows strong interest in a Hindu settlement in London with temples and agraharams but high land prices hinder such a project. The author notes the need for a dedicated house for Indian newcomers to ease adaptation to English customs and diet.
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London
England
India
T. S. Rao
Mail
Madras
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