Worldly Theatrical Figures and Royals in Curious Anecdotes
A garbled compendium of eclectic notes mentions the Crown Princess of Greece, the Duke of Portland, Mr Chamberlain, Langtry the actress, the German Chancellor Hohenlohe, Jordan the prize fighter, and others. It touches on royal tastes, horticulture at Sandringham, and various curious anecdotes about public figures and common folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Irined Uire
Hobby Garag
Portland
Hilen
Chamberlan
Langtry
Irik Ibsen
Forfarshire
Aberlemno
Canterbury
Coumity Beam
Rautete Teuchet
Caymes
Eugénie
Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Sir William Harcourt
Arthur Saligan
Bilackmore
K. Nandertilt
Atlantic
Willem
Pern Neventh
William
Leader Twice a Week Aims to Serve Rural Numurkah
The Leader announces a three month plan to publish twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays to widen local coverage. It pledges fuller world and district news, agricultural reporting, children’s column revival, and more rural-society reporting while outlining subscription and payment details for the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numurkah
Horse Teething and Lampas Effects in Grass-Fed Stock
A veterinary note explains lampas inflammation in horses behind the upper palate and how grass feeding affects palate teeth. It discusses symptoms of pain, feeding difficulty, and practical, simple treatments such as salt or alum rubs, light terrification, and cautious laxatives if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampas
Ford
New American Industry Aims to Breed Black Cats for Profits
Report from Freeport describes Kansas visitors planning land purchase to breed black cats on a large scale. The scheme envisions 1 000 to 5 000 stock cats, eventually reaching 225 000 in year two, with carcasses used to feed rats in a perpetual cycle said to be self supporting. The plan suggests turning waste into value while jokingly claiming a solution to creating something from nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Kansas
Freeport
South Sea
Garden Scene Describes Miniature Japanese Yard
A fragment portrays a Japanese garden in a tiny space with a pond, temple piece, pine tree, maple, and buds. It mentions a sixty-year-old pine and handcrafted elements in shallow dishes, tea houses, and bridges, noting the charm of aged, vibrant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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Goulburn Valley Soap Works
J. Kitchen & Sons
GLOBE
Pune
Abe
Ali T Law
Lecac Maxagen
Collins Street
Ann Paoucen
Goldsbrough Row
William E
Melbourne
Pau Age
ADV
ASE Re
Hacen Ant
Shoe
Dik Ho Clifford, Sremerann
Sains
Capital
Sassom
Tee Anatraliat
David Elder
Oliver Es
Os. Collins
West
Dalcety & Company Limited
Wes En
Voookl
Eeskins
Sole & Exort
Danny
London
Sme
Meubquake
Newmarket
Sander J.D Beatyne
Tha
Wool and Grain
THE
Company
Sares
Australasian Wool Stores
Tussi
Cellu
Gro, Menevesoun
Teefiney
Niwire
Cey;onmn Tea
Austealan
Tee
General Information
Takes
Binks
Mrs. Jackson
Sharpe
Sahara
Rapec
Grutleman
Furtherfield
Wand
Bre
Cers
Leaven
Leben
Solance
Sxarm
Lesnies
Tolsday
Lampas Ad
Agricultural Gazette of
N.S.V
Wischer & CO
T. Ivory
Keres
Stewart Dawson & BQ
Cerringe
Mee
Chaina
Mos
Sess Gaye
Alta
Ale Saveries
Son
Swanston Street
Sydney
Auckland
FEKTI
Newman
Vitor
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