Youth and the Great Adventure Weighs Bold Paths
A fragmented verse contemplates youth facing fate shaping choice between glory and peril. The speaker questions whether courage or duty should define a life toward France or sacred victory, imagining a beaconed path and a ceremonial farewell.
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The Nurse Writes on Work and Tea Duty
A nurse reflects on loving the demanding work, the night vigilance, and the need to rest with hot tea. She notes tea’s soothing effect, praising Robur TM as pure and safe, while acknowledging moments of strain and dedication to the vocation.
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Preventing Premature Burials in Historical Observation
A French Academy of Science prize sought a test to determine death in suspected cases. A physician noted that pressing the bond of skin between fingers above a candle creates a scarlet color from circulating blood if alive. The test showed the phenomenon before rigor mortis set in, supporting the method's validity.
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Colonial Mutual Life Society reports solid year despite war impact
The Colonial Mutual Life Society held its annual meeting at the company office. Directors praised progress, noted war and drought reduced business, reported policy payments exceeding £6,000,000 and a year with rising investments and reduced expenses.
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Notes on Love and Clever Courtship in The Art of Life
A collage of observations on romance and marriage from authors including Doris Egerton Tones H B Somerville Hubert Wales and Sidney Dark. It discusses chasing or eluding love suitability duties benefits of affection and the idea that love educates and shapes character.
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Mysterious Heir Turns Up In Court Far From Rhodesia
In a Chancery suit over a deceased man's estate relatives jostle for spoils, while sniping lawyers fill the room. A quiet voice from the back proclaims I am the deceased, revealing the man from Rhodesia had attended incognito to lighten the case.
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How Sailors Honor Helson
The article notes sailors wore a black silk neckerchief long before Nelson's era, with three tape rows tied around the collar allegedly linked to Copenhagen, the Nile, and Trafalgar. It explains the neckerchief's use before action and that Nelson's time lacked a formal uniform.
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The Eternal Triangle by Lindsay Russell Review
A compact critique notes Mew Books The Eternal Triangle by Lindsay Russell avoids grand mystery or controversy. It praises sharp character drawing and a plain readable plot where a wife and husband face consequences of infidelity and hidden desire.
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Warner’s Gate Cure touted by patient in Western Australia
A reader from Claremont Perth recounts long battles with acute rheumatism and severe pains across the back and legs. He credits Warner’s Gate Cure with removing pain and restoring rest after trying other medicines, noting it is sold in original and cheaper concentrated forms.
Portrait of Admiral Fisher Humility and Iron Will
A long portrait recalls John Arbuthnot Fisher, the future First Sea Lord, from a bold boy delivering a letter to an admiral in Plymouth to his rise through Crimea and China campaigns. It highlights his self reliance, fearlessness, silent resolve, and strict discipline, with anecdotes of diplomacy and unwavering commands.
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Lord Fisher the indomitable sea lord and reformer
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