King George and the Crown in Modern Europe
Walton Williams reflects on the enduring concept of monarchy from the ancient absolute king to the modern constitutional role. He notes the tradition and influence of royal titles persist even as prerogatives shrink under the era of Edward VII’s soft, diplomatic leadership and George V’s cautious leadership.
King George V The Sailor Prince Of Great Britain
The fifth wife of an English king since James I brings six children. Eldest Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David may someday be king. George V, praised as the greatest traveler among English sovereigns, completed a 64,679 mile Bacchante cruise and a 45,000 mile colonial tour. The sailor prince’s era promises a steadier reign with a growing popularity, yet his speeches are concise and practical. He is a naval man at heart, devoted to outdoor sport, and known as the sailor king.
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James 1
Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Sone Day
England
William Howard Taft
George V
Port Said
India
Thackeray
George I
George II
George
America
George IV
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Edward
Alexandra
Albert Victor Christan Edward
Islea
Lfe
Victoria Mary of Tee
Princess Ma
Duke of Cambridge
Queen Victoria
Canada
King George
Abe
Dominion
Nea
Duke of Cornwall
York
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Marlborough House
Prince Xees
St. James’ Park
Hyde Park
Spoix
Brussels
Hook
Crook
Britannia
Dartmouth
Seven Seas
The Drummer's Story in a Winter Colorado Village
In a small Colorado town a group at the Fountain Hotel shelter from a heavy December snow as drummers and boarders spin a cautionary tale of ambition and betrayal. Fred and his lover Alice drift through city life one man’s deceitful friend leads to forgery and scandal, ending in heartbreak when a note reveals a divided life and a lost love. The tale unfolds through tavern talk until a sobbing Tom sums the tragedy.
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Colorado
Tee
Knights of
Grip
Tom
Hinda
Tonce
Fred-brighe
Fred
Wee
Anther
Bob Turner
Red
Pred
Tuey
New York
Tasely
Indus
Oale
Cleveland
Alles
Baten
Baye
Alice
Helen Gertrude Keller
Australia completes transcontinental rabbit fence
Australia finishes its great rabbit proof barrier spanning 2,036 miles after years of work. The project cost nearly 1.25 million dollars and includes five mile interval trap systems to capture and destroy hundreds of rabbits daily. Inside the barrier there is no trace of rabbits yet.
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Australia
Kidney Trouble Signals Hidden Illnesses Warned
Advertisement notes that kidney trouble often goes undetected until serious diseases like diabetes dropsy or Bright's disease appear. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cleansing regulator and urges readers to act if they suspect kidney issues, offered by Moser & Lutz.
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Bright
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Systematic Cleanser
Moser & Lutz
Notes and Comment OF Interest to Women Readers
Keep scissors in a case and choose ornamental yet useful designs. The article advises selecting cases sized and shaped to fit the scissors it holds, noting many are sold without cases and stressing practical, decorative storage.
Dawn laborers craft decorative card borders with silk
The passage describes two cardboard pieces covered with silk painted or embroidered with a design. Silk is lined with plain silk and edged with narrow ribbon or buttonhole stitch to create tiny scallops. A border of sarcenet ribbon is sewn along each edge to separate the sides.
The Way to Encourage a Struggling Husband
A fragment from Success Magazine offers guidance to wives to nag their husbands about finances and status. It urges reminding him of poverty since marriage, lavish spending on children, and replacing worn clothes, with emphasis on generosity over frugality. The tone is prescriptive and dated.
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Est
Success Magazine
A Woman's Nature Story of Cats and Robins
Mrs William Holbrook of Harps owner of a cat named Jim Blaine reports robins attacked when her cat tried to catch a young robin on the lawn Two robins chased the cat into the house while the birds formed a line on the porch to keep fledglings safe Mrs Welsh of Harps notes her cat befriended peeping chicks after kittens were removed and the two were photographed together
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William Holbrook
Harps
Wedding Ring Customs Across Europe
The piece explains that although English belief ties the left third finger to the heart, European practice differs. In France Belgium and Germany the engagement ring sits on the left hand third finger while the wedding ring goes on the right hand third finger. This reflects regional traditions contrasting English origin ideas.
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England
France
Belgium
Germany
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