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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 13, 1903

Page

16

The Three Millionaires at Broadwood Hall

Catherine Bateman learns Dolly Broadwood’s guests are three American millionaires famed for wealth and gambling. She grows wary as Ralph Cuningham admits a gambling addiction, and Dolly’s hopes clash with the trio’s reckless fortune ending in Monte Carlo and a ruinous bank loss.

Katherine Bateman Noran Miss Bateman Norway Catherine Kate Dorothy Shoe Tanger Ralph Cuningham Ralph Nurse Bateman Broadwood Hall Catherine Bateman Dolly Sir Arthur Broadwood Cathe Great Square Horace B. Wicks Silas Marrett Shorbin Statury Thiskent Wicks Alg Hads Skoretiv Slock Coningham Bolly Cuntigham Cuningham Misa Bateman Wicks, Marriott America Odda Klondyke England Ladie Arthur Broadwood Ralph Eallingham Giteriné London Bondstreet New York Lalso Monte Carlo Mr. Tanger Dolly Broadwood Dene Morning Post Fellows M. Blanc Freir

Lullabies Across Cultures From Burns to Manx Cradles

A survey of traditional cradle songs and lullabies drawn from Scottish Gaelic, Lochaber, Welsh, and Manx sources. It traces translations and noted collectors while noting repeats and moral themes, ending with a Manx cradle song and English adaptation by Emil Ingram.

Burns Ramsay Cronan Lachlan McBean Darling Hera Malcolm MacFarlane Alfred Moffat Scotland Clann Isle of Man London Messrs. Boosey and Co Hugh Thee My Dearest Mr. Emil Ingram

The Life We Live Descriptive in Lloyd's Dec Sale

A fragmentary note describes a venture titled The Life We Live, promised as a grand sensation from Caxino, with dialogue about its commencement and a tease of future conclusion in a Lloyd's Decate listing.

Liv Lloyd's

New Military Tractor Wins Government Prize

Mesers, R Hornsby and Sons of Spittlegate Iron Works Grantham won a government prize of 1001 for a military tractor capable of 40 miles with a 25 ton load without refueling. The engine uses Hornsby Akroyd oil technology, weighs under 13 tons, and a trial cover showed 58 miles on one fuel, earning an extra 1801 bonus. Hornsby were the sole bidders and the entry met all tested conditions.

Messrs. Hornsby

Bile Beans Restore Health Claims

A testimonial asserts that a box of Bile Beans cured the author of pain and sleep problems, with health restored and renewed energy each morning. The writer adds children and friends also benefited, crediting Bile Beans alone for the relief.

Bile Beans Advertised As Winter Tonic

An advertisement promotes Bile Beans as the best way to prevent colds during cold weather. It claims the product braces the system so one can withstand the chill, keeping the body in top condition as a winter tonic.

Lons Ubs Street Ness

Piles description and home remedy claims

The article discusses Bleeding and Blind Piles, their causes and symptoms, noting Bleeding Piles are less painful but dangerous and Blind Piles cause severe misery. It advises prompt treatment and promotes Bile Beans as a gentle laxative to flush the bowels and provide relief.

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THE Three Millionaires L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace Rine Cradte-land Er S. J. Adatr Fitz-Gerald Hee Birdie Lamb J. G. Holland Brinley Richards Joseph Parry David Rowlandson Professor Rowlandson Charles Forde Bile, Bean Co Greek Street Leeds L.N Usmess
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