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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
4
In a Ladies' Volume on fashion the text praises an embroidered voile gown with cream fringe and a yoke, noting its summer suitability and smart finish. It also highlights Holland linen outfits for seaside wear and says brass-buttoned coats are an improvement.
Practical notes on sowing rape as a forage plant including spacing, drilling versus broadcasting, and association with oats or corn. Advice covers growth under dry seasons, weed control, and timing for best seed yields. Also mentions crossing details in wheat from flower counts and kernel formation.
The text describes Grand Duke Michael as the near heir to the throne amid illness and succession uncertainties. It notes his status, past distance from power, and the influence of lineage and religion on his position as potential tsar in a long-standing dynastic context.
Readable fragments describe an attempted confrontation at a house on Sloane Street. The text mentions Bir Chaples and Bir Charlee and a timely warning that frustrated the plan to assault the yard. Other details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary report records Dullis as purchaser in a 1682 Sheffield property deal. A mover reportedly spent 4099 to improve or relocate power facilities.
The article honors a prominent figure in the Gaelic Revival, praising his lifelong dedication to the movement. It notes his role in organizing and inspiring "the Gaelic Bever-tailing hope" and his work as a steadfast supporter of the cultural revival, stressing his impact on arousing widespread enthusiasm.
The article traces Anthony Hope from obscure beginnings as a barriater to a favored figure in London society and drama. Born Hawkins, he rose through early failures and shifting roles to become a notable English dramatist with ties to the city’s cultural elite.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Lord Londonderry and Lady Londonderry with references to studies, potions, and titles. Mentions of 1800s era, King, and social circles appear amid unclear phrases about fashion, residence, and family roles.
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