Nauru Treasure Island Phosphate Boom Revealed
A Pan American Union feature extols Nauru as a tiny island rich in high grade phosphate. It describes British and German admin work, a growing industry with railways and houses, native life under king Onelda, and hopes for tourism, transport, and continued prosperity in the South Pacific.
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Thos
J. McMahon
Pan-American Union Bulletin
Germany
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Nauru Island
Equator
Marshall and
Solomon Islands
Nauru
Java
South Pacific
South Pacific Islands
Ey Island
Ifan
Nawru
Bride T
Onelda
Drullah
Pacific
Palma
Treasure Island
Colored woman asks sergeant for advice on encouraging husband to fly
A colored woman enters a police station and asks a sergeant if he would encourage her husband to fly in a flying machine. The sergeant jokes that the husband will likely be killed and become a widow, while the woman plans to await her next husband. The excerpt ends with an ad for Tred Crags Ball Blue and a note that it keeps clothes white.
Was This Blackmail Young Man-Turn of Silent Demands
A boarding house exchange reveals a young man demanding the hand of a daughter. The father accuses his visitor of insolence and silences, while the youth denies wrongdoing and seeks a policeman. Mystery and tension unfold around a possible blackmail scenario in London.
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George
Tam
London
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