Galway Seeks Lost Mace and Sword of Old Corporation
The Galway urban council seeks the silver mace and sword once held by the city’s old corporation. The maces were reportedly sold by a Jewish antiques dealer for over $40,000 then abroad for a larger sum. Last mayor kept them for unpaid salary, heirs sold them. dealer offered to Dublin museum before final sale abroad.
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Galway Urban Council
Galway Corporation
San Francisco Chronicle
Galway
Not Guilty Sunday School Row Inspires Quiet Report
Indianapolis News notes a Sunday school scene where children misbehave as Gordon reports to his mother. A light, domestic tone describes the small disturbance and the mother’s concern about the floor and the rain of noise during class.
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Gordon
Indianapolis
Slighted Patron in Billiard Room Prompts Tip Request
A fragmented dialogue shows a patron and an attendant in a billiard room. The patron complains about tipping while the attendant acknowledges the sentiment, reflecting a brief social moment in a service setting. The garbled text suggests OCR errors but centers on tipping expectations.
Low Cost Gas Service For All Farmers Home
Rural households gain modern pressure gas appliances for cooking heating and lighting. Safe dependable self contained units emit a clear blue flame and require no piping or installation costs. Households benefit from easier cooking quicker clean heat and reduced drudgery for farm families.
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Elty
Farm relief for the women folk
The fragment laments hardship on the farm as coal and wood vanish from kitchens and ashes are no longer carried out. It notes lighter loads on election day and a shift away from strenuous task cycles, highlighting a changing burden for women on the farm.
Easy to Spank One of Nature Curlosities
Collier's Weekly notes the vast size difference between an adult kangatod and its newborns. An adult stands four feet high and weighs about 200 pounds, while newborns are only about one inch long and weigh less than a mouse.
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Collier's Weekly
Sage of Chinatown Offers Canny Advice in Pithy Quip
Politenass Paya delivers a wry saying in Chinatown as a sage figure, noting that simple tasks can at times yield surprising rewards, a sentiment highlighted by the Washington Star.
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Satt Et Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
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