Bullock's Strange Diet Describes Odd Farm Feasts
In a rural note from North Lincolnshire a farmer reports his horses showing unusual appetite as a bullock reportedly eats the horse tits and tail. Police involvement followed as witnesses described the bizarre scene and subsequent damages to several horses.
Glavis Rheuma Cure Ad From Old Period Paper
An unsigned testimonial promotes Glavis Rheuma as a universal remedy for rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia claiming immediate cure with a single dose. The item quotes a customer in Sydney praising relief after using multiple bottles and urges readers to buy through storekeepers or agents worldwide.
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Oil as Dust Layer Experiment in Fort William
The Corporation of Fort William Ontario plans an oiling trial to dust streets not pav ed. They purchased a road oiling kit of 300 gallons at just over 8 cents a gallon. If successful the method may be adopted widely to preserve citizen comfort.
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New York's Amazing Wealth Tax Story Emerges
A garbled report discusses United States income tax returns and New York City and State contributions, claiming large sums and wealth disparities. It mentions a top personal income figure, tax totals, and public commentary, with unclear dialogue about earnings and social views.
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New York State
New York
World War Era Headlines and Public Sentiment Reflections
A collage of quotations and excerpts from prominent papers and figures. It presents varied views on Germany’s war stance, democracy, and the aims of war. Notable voices include Sir Winston Churchill, King George, and international officials, reflecting on civilization, resistance, and future governance.
Woman's Eye Fashion Notes for Spring War Time Wear
A 1920s style guide discusses adapting wartime garments for spring. It covers fabric choices, draped silhouettes, and accessories like hats, gloves, and coats, noting renewed use of old pieces after cleaning. It highlights new trims, bolero notes, and various hat shapes with ribbons and decorative touches.
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Sagacious Snakes and the Egg Eater Experiment
A South African tale describes a keeper and a professor testing snakes in Port Elizabeth. Fresh pigeons and various eggs are offered to snakes to study their feeding choices and discernment of freshness. The eggs sometimes are eaten while others are rejected, showing keen sensitivity to freshness and integrity of the prey.
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Disinfectants under scrutiny amid empire supply concerns
Readers urged to verify disinfection products are genuine and effective. The piece warns of non disinfectants sold as disinfectants fueling fraud and endangering lives, noting Royal warrants and British Army procurement as checks, while stressing products must be manufactured within the Empire.
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New Yorke
Dail
Ogaards Parlors Promote Hair Fashions in Sydney Day
A garbled yet vivid note advertises Ogaards Parlors at 16 Pitt Street Sydney showcasing the latest import Hair Goods from leading fashion houses. The piece extols Measured beauty and refined smartness as visitors are urged to view the display and be inspired by Ogaards hair fashions.
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Trade prospects amid Straits Settlements report
A government report on trade in the Straits Settlements notes rising imports driven by animals and raw materials while exports lag, with tin and rubber prices shaping commerce. It cites rising production costs and profits for dredging firms, and highlights key ports like Penang and Singapore as hubs amid unsettled market conditions.
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New South Wales Dominates Whale Trade in Asia Market
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Fred Amd Salter
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Singapore
Penanye
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Amrvan
Marcy
Sithet
Ianare Moe Wires
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