Ghostly jest at Bingley Castle hijacked by headless haunt
Ernest Bingley rents a headless ghost costume for a midnight prank at Bingley Castle. A living ghost confronts him in the hall and the pair clash in a comic unseen duel, round one ending with both heads in play and chaos throughout the manor.
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Travel induced constipation prompts Kruschen remedy tale
A jumbled travel themed diary notes Kruschen Salts as the remedy for internal sluggishness from train and car travel. The text then shifts to a serialized fiction scene with ghosts, duels, and club banter featuring Ernest Bingley and Duff Hooper, ending with a cliffhanger about a confrontation and a whiskey decanter. The fragment includes a medieval hall duel, stage Irish humor, and a map reference to Lapland.
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Japan Losing Lily Trade Amid War Turmoil and Shifts
The Sino-Japanese conflict disrupts lily bulb exports to North America as ships repurpose for wartime needs. Lily cultivation grows in both Japan and China with bulbs, bulblets, or scales used for propagation. Seed keeps supply, but commercial yield faces longer development from scales and bulblets.
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Lly Bulte
South African police dogs sent to Palestine
Four more South African police dogs sail to Palestine to join the force there. Quantities at Quagg port depot, Pretoria, include seven dogs in service, with Detectives Ketching and Pretorius seconded for a year. Palestine officers trained as dogmasters previously, and Arabs fear the trained animals.
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Brandon Sun
The Last Minute Cramming Warned As Wasted Time
The Woodstock Sentinel-Review reports that last minute cramming wastes time and harms nerves. A Toronto doctor says memory fades rapidly after learning and advises steady study, note taking, older exam papers for practice, and avoiding pressure nights before tests for better success.
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Wages Rise Differently Across Nations and Whale Decline
British wages advance 25 percent beyond German wages and 33 percent beyond French levels, with 250 percent higher than Russian wages. Separately, whales have become extinct in waters near Newfoundland Greenland and Spitzbergen after formerly being abundant in those regions.
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