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Newspaper

Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 24, 1911

Page

2

Londoner Buys Peace on the River and Finds It Here

A Londoner wanders away from the city’s noise to Hampton Court and Molesey, finding solace along the Thames. He muses on London’s strain, Wolsey, and the river’s quiet power as a counterpoint to urban life. The piece ties personal respite to a larger sense of place and history.

Daily Telegraph Londen Fife London Llendun Chessington Hampton Court Epping Forest Hendon Waolsn Wim Wieden Otteham Crystal Palace Gereowich Mort Molesey TAGG Tages Island Attenton Thames Tage Wolsey Thomas Wolsey Alcoho Christ Church Oxford Ipswich England Trewebury Mend Teddington Henley Twehuret Medmenham Clevedon Nore Richmond Almple Fia

Rogers Tales And a Duel That Ended In a Joke

The piece recalls Samuel Rogers a witty nineteenth century host who entertained Dickens and Carlyle. A French versus English duel tale ends in farce as the Englishman aims at the open grate and exclaims a quip about bringing down the Frenchman.

Samuel Rogers Dickens Macaulay Carlyle Rogers Hile Fred

Mad at marriage tout in Newport alleges pursuit by promoter

Indiana manufacturer T A Cooper complains that a marriage tout and companion followed him and his daughter Ruth Cooper to Newport where they obtained a license with Barry Harter of New Madison Ohio. The couple married at Dr Littgay’s home on Overton Street after breaking away. The sheriff will investigate the touts actions for grand jury review.

Indiana T. A Cooper Hichmond Ind Ruth Cooper Newport Barry &. Harter New Madison Ohio Biewport Wwe Ue City Fin Dr. Littgay Overton Ehreel We Sheriff Moe Beat Grand Jury

Nesscombe. Hannaford Himself.

A narrator recalls Matey Hanna ford, known as Hannaford, visiting Nesscombe and reconnecting with Benjie on the South Devon coast. The piece traces Hannaford's life from boyhood friendships to Cambridge and literary circles, noting a later search for peace at Nesscombe Cottage and Nesscombe Coombe as mood and scenery influence him. The local coast and legends shape his temperament and choices.

Btephem Reynolds Weetmineter Gazette Hannaford South Devon Baker Park Benjie Denile Jim Benijle Inokel Alranger Rover Mannaford Bennie Hannafords Mim London Wescombe Nesecombe Cove Cambridge Florence Manuscripia Wiembel Rome Lea Coast- Guard Steep Head Rosd Coombe Warn Lane Ricky Nesscombe Nesscombe Cottage Wescombe Ie Nestcombe

Launch of the Titanic A grand Belfast ceremony and ship reveal

The Titanic joined the Olympic in a Belfast launch marked by a crowd of thousands. The two ships represent a 23 million pound investment, with Lord Pirrie overseeing the event and a roster of notable figures from industry and finance observing.

Strangih Belfast Rialf Peple Delfast Olympic Titanic Bellas Lord Pirrle Delvisi Lord Pirrie J. Bruce Jomoy White Star Dine Piarpont Morgan International Mercantile Marines C. Morgan Morgan, Grenfell and Co Charles F. Torrey Atlantis Transport One John Lee Witte Btar One New York Sebfast Rhady Chare Daily Telegraph Mauretania Hulu Len Tianic

Mourners Discuss Theatre Seating In Mourning

A New York from Cincinnati Times Star reports a conversation where two women in mourning seek aisle seats for a show. A theatre box office man, George Dunleavy, notes a memo about letting mourners enter, and a sad eyed man explains two widows want to attend to honor a late brother in law who wished to see the performance.

Bill George Dunleavy York Cincinnati Times Star Dunleavy Billie Telli

Colored Mammy and the Gas Stove Tale

A Georgia woman moves to New York and misses her longtime colored mammy who had served her. The servant arrives as the mistress departs, and curiosity about modern conveniences, especially the gas stove, leads to a humorous exchange. The mammy’s reply shows her simple joy in the new appliance.

Thin City New York Mummy Florence

Man Loses Four Limbs in Fateful Train Incident

The Trinidad correspondent reports Thorpe, known for riding freight trains, has again been struck by a wheel after previously losing both legs years ago. He survived but was left with four limbs lost and faces a perilous recovery.

Atoy Thorpe Ely Trinidad Thorpe Jie Fost Font Lee

Afternoon Call Decline Reveals Shifting Social Roles

A critique of the afternoon calling habit notes its decline as a ritual of female sociability. The piece argues conversations during calls were insipid and limited, with men roaming freer in social spaces while women faced restricted, surface-level chat that offered little substance or shared purpose.

Cicely Hamilton Jenet Heaven

Torture by Water Drip Demonstration Shocks Class

A university professor demonstrates slow water torture on a volunteer to prove the Chinese method drives a criminal to mercy. After four hundred drops the subject’s hand swells and skin breaks, and the skeptic pleads for mercy.

Mery

Caste Prejudice and Education in Oriental Contexts

The text questions claims that Western education erases caste and racial biases among Ceylonese. It argues that education may not remove apathy or prejudice, suggesting skepticism about the universal curative effect of occidental schooling on Oriental attitudes.

Sees the Tourist Along Hebrides Voyage

An observer describes a Hebrides steamer journey where passengers mingle with a French woman who narrates her travels from Scotland to Ireland England and on to Cuba. The scene captures damp cargo, rolling seas, and lively dialogue between travelers as they await landfall and await connections in distant ports.

Eines Westminster Gaeta Hebrides Waris Traffe Sten Toberenorey France Wwe Colin Utrecht Toberswarey Scotland Ireland Engand Parte Cuba Inverness Glasgow Belfast Carl Dublin Tohursnerey Paris Betur Iona Tenn Aronn Turos

Chinese Officials Ultra Filial Reverence Cited by Dalton

Former consul Martin C. Dalton of Dubuque cites Chinese reverence for parents as sublime and nearly ludicrous in its subjection. He recalls a Mandarin at a dinner weeping that his mother’s strength is failing and he fears losing her soon.

Wu Ting Fang China Enya Minneapolis Ching Je Martin C. Dalton Dubuque

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