Mitchell Hedges Sets Out To Probe Lost Continent Theories
Explorer Mr. Mitchell Hedges plans an expedition to South America to explore Aztec links with ancient Egypt and to seek origins of Atlantis and Lemuria. He will report adventures to the Daily Express while considering clues from Theoso phist revelations and myths about airships and magical beings.
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Mr. Mitchell-Hedges
South America
Daily Express
Mexico
Egypt
Mitchell- Hedges
Caribbean
Pacific Ocean
Avantis
Plato
Christ
Theosophists
Atlantic
Atlantis
Pacific
Atsntis
Thoggu
Kali
Long Voyage Bottle Reaches New Zealand Seeker
Mrs. J. Groves of Chestnut near Ringlet on July 1 1920 tossed a bottle into the Hunter River asking its finder to communicate. In December 1921 Mr. F Wagoner of Pakena North Aukland New Zealand sent word that the bottle traveled about 1281 miles with varied winds and currents before washing ashore.
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J. Groves
Chestnut
Ringleton
Hunter River
Wagone
Ni Rembile
Cape Haar
Streight
Woes of a Siamese Twin
Josef Blazek recalls life joined to his sister Rosa in Prague. He explains shared body but divided spirit, detailing conflicts over music cinema society and cookery. Their bond causes daily compromises, occasional quarrels, and even a double fare railway dispute with no law to decide their position.
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Rosa
Josef Blazek
Prague
Ross
Hen Sets Egg Records in Early 20th Century Fowl Feats
An Australian journal notes Lady Constant the leghorn hen set remarkable egg-laying records between 1917 and 1921. Authorities debate maximum potential, attributing the feat to constitution and breeding. A separate anecdote recounts a children’s ball incident where a policeman denies an adult entry claiming the child’s butterfly costume makes her a caterpillar.
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H. B. James
Leghorn
Constant
Lry
Ian Climaye
Hidden Gold and Treasure Troves From Roman Times to Tudor
The piece argues draining estuaries for farmland to reach buried wealth in Britain. It cites Roman and medieval hoards found near Beachy Head Lavernock Croydon and Whaddon Chase and laments treasure trove laws that suppress disclosure. It ends with a Daily News quotation about Crown rewards.
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John
Charles II
Pepys
Huntingdonshire
Gorse
Beachy Head
Lavernock
South Wales
Croydon
Whaddon Chase
Cymbeline
Leighton Bustard
Bannockburn
American Flying Cruiser's Record
The Santa Maria returns to Key West marking a historic aviation milestone. The giant waterborne cruiser completed a 6000 mile Atlantic to Gulf circuit, visiting New York State waterways, Great Lakes, Mississippi Valley, New Orleans, and back to Key West.
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Santa Maria
Key West
Marke
Aeep
New York State
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
New Orleanas
Gulf
Key Went
Mnat Ba
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
O. Io
F. Redden
Eee
Marine Airways
Ite
Large aquatic creature sighted in Swan River near Crawley
A large animal described as 12 to 16 feet long was seen in the Swan River near Crawley Bath near Brisbane. The report notes a 20 round boat in the area during the week.
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Swan River
Crawley Bathe
Brisbane
Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Public Faith Across Time
Mrs F L Itzstein of Fitzgerald Street Northam testifies to a lasting cure from Doan's Backache Kidney Pills after months of kidney pain and nightly disturbance. She states eight bottles cured her and adds her husband benefited. the firm offers 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle and postage via Foster McClellan Co. at 313 Murray Street Perth.
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Dean
F. L. Itzstein
Fitzgerald St
Northam
Murray Street
Perth
Doan
World air tour in four hundred eighty hours planned
Airway experts at a Paris congress outline a possible near future world voyage for 680 pounds. The itinerary links London to Constanti nople, Cairo, Sydney, San Francisco, New York, and back to London, totaling 27000 miles in seventeen days, surpassing Jules Verne.
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Great
Airway” Congress
Beig
Paris
London
Constantinople
Cairo
Australia
Sydney
Pacific
San Francisco
New York
Jules Verne
War memorial records work to continue at Defence Dept
The Defence Department base records office will carry on with postwar tasks including engraving 300000 Victory medals and finalising good British medals. Inquiries proceed as 14000 brochures Where the Australians Rest are issued 17000 memorial scrolls 47000 bronze plaques to be sent. Overseas records and 1750000 battle clasps are awaited with 100000 grave photographs planned if Imperial authorit ies approve.
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Defence Department
Sydney
Two in the Shade and the Traveling Minister
A fragmented dialogue centers on a witty minister traveling with a friend. The minister plans a small expense at his companion’s cost while they discuss theories of boiling and freezing points. The exchanges reveal a sharp, humorous exchange about scientific concepts.
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Tom
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Silchester
Radnorshire
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T.C.B
Daily News
Eastern Districts Racing Association
Nexthart
Jennacabbine Toodyay Meekering Tower
Kellerberrin
Nonhan
Ennacabbine
Tennacubbine
Goomalling
Kellerberrin Northam York Meckering
E. J. McKenzie
Pugh
Steedman's Boot Palace
Phillips
Dokiham
Conanwealth
Bokastral General Banking Business
Pat Chen
Tonne
Aamteretin
Minisewe Getenes Am
W. H. Foreman
Ww. H. Foreman
Dick Check Zephyrs
Baker
Door Mechanics’ Institute
THE
BOOT
Doctor
Countey Anders Rotire
Courter” Office
Wellington
B. Burch
Ventry Saat Ata
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