Extraordinary low prices in Manchester department store
Manchester buyers are offered exceptional values across DRAGON GREY CALICO and WHITE CALICO items, white twill and sheeting, towels, damask and linen goods, silks, and hosiery. Substantial reductions eliminate profits. specials include Bond's silk stockings and assorted men and women’s undergarments and robes. Strong emphasis on named fabrics, brands, and large quantity discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrockses
Panvus
Australian wool pricing and market regulation safeguards
The article explains how regulated wool offerings across Australia maintain high values. It notes monthly auction quotas, market allocation, and the aim to avoid overloading buyers, which could depress prices. The text highlights the federal system’s role in fair delivery, steady demand, and the shift from prewar price collapses to sustained high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Uyon
Australia
Ancient town ruins described by John Bevin in World Magazine
In an OW World Magazine piece, John Bevin recalls exploring a desert valley leading to a rocky gorge where the remains of a sizeable ancient Taeas town lie. He notes a potential cacique residence, a wide main street, smaller structures, and roofless square cantenas with preserved stonework along the edge of a cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ow: World Magazine
John Bevin
Taeas
Beyoul
Mystery of Luxor snakes and a city of the dead tale
The article recounts Frank Rattigan's tale from Cairo about a ventriloquist-like Egyptian mystic in Luxor who summons snakes and scorpions. A private garden spectacle ends with a snake and scorpion display, while ruins nearby reveal skeletons, bone implements, and ruins suggesting a long-abandoned city of the dead with scattered relics and burial debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
Frank Rattigen
U.M
Secong
Tetter
Cairo
Kitehaner
Rattigan
An Tian
Luxor
Enchanted City of Leptis Magna Revealed in Desert Sands
Ancient Roman city Leptis Magna, buried for centuries under Sahara sands east of Tripoli, may soon emerge as a major world wonder. Italian government aid includes Arab prisoners for excavation and a desert railroad to support uncovering palaces, statues, manuscripts, and the birth site of Septimus Severus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renato Balrtorcini
Sabarat
Tordeus
Tripoli
Pompeii
Veruvine
Qnolten Rock
Leptis Magna
Rome
Waile
Septimus Severus
Blackburn
Wee Waa
Sydney
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Jacob & Son
Manchester
Wal
Madras
Bo& Wored
Cael Prin
Sail Priew
Sat Irah K
Bond
Rene
Uiuai
Secure
Usuai
SALE
Yay Men
PIQUE
Wah Collwr. Worth
Usuel Cros
GIL
Psiml
Roys
Seoul
Livia
Rts Luity
Berial
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