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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

2

Munich admiration from an English traveler on a Bavarian tour

The writer praises Munich as the handsomest, cleanest city seen, noting its shops cafes and beautiful people. He recounts the Rathaus Keller cafe under the town hall, the three master sights beer halls the Isar river and pigeons in Odeon Platz, and expresses wonder at German hospitality and city life.

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Professor Lombardo's Death and After Death Book Legacy

The obituary reports Professor Cesare Lombroso died suddenly at Turin at five this morning after a prior heart event. It notes his last work After Death What and his belief in spiritistic phenomena, with background on his early life and intellectual rise under philologist Paolo Masolo.

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Lombroso Pioneered Criminology And Forensic Psychiatry

The article profiles Cesare Lombroso, tracing his shift from medicine to criminology and psychiatry. It credits him with linking pellagra to contaminated maize in Northern Italy, and notes his belief that some criminals belong in asylums due to mental illness. It also highlights his playful, moneyless habits and a famous misidentification of a killer's hands.

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Oxford to Install First Chichele Professor of Military History

An informed essay lauds the appointment of Mr Spenser Wilkinson as the first Chichele Professor of Military History at Oxford University. It links the move to a broader shift in public opinion and university responsibility toward military education and citizenship, comparing it to Scharnhorst’s era and Prussia’s mobilization.

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Lost Plans Recovered Through Hypnotism Invention Tale

An electrical engineer named Mr Fy suffers neurasthenia and memory loss but, under hypnosis, recalls and sketches a forgotten May invention for improving arc lamps. Dr Julie guides him as the design reemerges in reverse-time memory, revealing a novel mechanism.

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A Case for Fhotogi An Album Box Idea

A cardboard box style photo case is proposed to hold portraits. The design uses a back panel taller than the front, linen or silk materials, gold thread or embroidery, chained stitch or gilded script, and ribbon bows to finish.

Welsh language pledge at pulpit rally

The Daily Mall reports that Lloyd George faced a cool reception on October 10 as Welsh miners from Spearingmoor and local villagers gathered in a chapel. The speech urged Welsh residents in England to keep their native tongue amid long residence abroad.

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Reconstruction and Rise of a Modern San Francisco

The author recalls San Francisco's post disaster rebuild after the 1906 fire and 1907 earthquakes, noting rapid growth, new offices and hotels along Market Street, revived streets and the changing Chinatown, and the shadow of graft overruling celebration with labor strikes, delays, and later triumph by 1908.

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Barrie Sues For Divorce In High Court Action

The article reports J M Barrie petitioning for divorce in a forthcoming session at the High Court. It recalls his marriage to actress Mary Ansell in 1894 and outlines Barrie’s career as author and playwright, noting hits such as The Little Minister and Peter Pan and his reputation for privacy.

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Bank of England Rate Doubled in Three Weeks

The Bank of England raised the discount rate to 5 percent marking the third rise in as many weeks. The move unsettled markets as gold reserves fell and liability coverage weakened, with analysts noting the step to curb American borrowing and stock speculation.

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The Grandfather in a Westminster Gagette Style Portrait

An old man sits outside a cottage on a midsummer afternoon in a London suburb. He is thin and weathered, with a gentle resigned expression as a young girl Lucy asks about a red ball. The scene shifts to family talk about a sister named Lucy and rumors of a future visit to Taunton for sweets.

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Sardine Crisis Grips Breton Coast Fisher Folk Strike

Douarnenez and coast towns face a nationwide sardine strike as boatmen and fish packers unite into a five thousand strong union. Wages and profits clash while authorities deploy fifteen hundred soldiers after clashes leave eighteen wounded and one killed. A joint government committee seeks terms to end the dispute before further barricades and fish weapon protests erupt.

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