Dyaks of Borneo Craft Sharp Fire Making and Tree Climbing
The article compares Dyaks of Borneo with skilled tradesmen, noting their prowess in climbing trees without tools and crafting sumpits for poisoned arrows. It cites unhumanlike perceptions and highlights the precision required to bore a blowpipe shaft several feet long with exact straightness.
Notable Manager Suffered Tragic London Loss
A fragment notes a manager named Mr Brown who died in London amid an earlier emergency incident and mentions a London Globe publication. The text is incomplete but indicates a fatality connected to a managerial figure.
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Brown
London Globe
Boers as Cooks in Early Gold Rush Era
A fragment recounts the initial gold rush to the watersrand fields about twelve years ago when the region was reached by road only and railways had not yet been built. It notes mail coaches and miners travelling from Kin Johani and hints at pioneer life.
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Watersrand
Kin Johani
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