Royal Agricultural Winter Fair plans new thrills and classes
Annual committees outline expansions to boost entertainment and education at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. New classes include Shetland ponies, best stallion and three mares, four year old cows in milk, Nubian goats, Pilgrim Geese, Grey Call Ducks, and extra rings to improve stabling. Prize money rises for Hereford champions and grand prizes for top livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Percheron Association
Canadian
Song Of Success From Hamburg Ward Maid To Songwriter
An inspired Hamburg story follows Gisela Pankow a 22 year old ward maid who hummed tunes while cleaning at a nursing home. A patient urged her to publish her songs which have sold 10000 copies and drawn TV and publisher interest. Critics dub her The Nightingale.
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Hamburg
Germany
Gisele Pankow
Gisela
Nightingale
Marriages Measured By Machinery Trial Of Love Meter
Major Eulalio Varona of the Philippine Army introduces a love meter device to test compatibility by measuring reactions to sex, food, clothes, religion, and politics. Couples undergo paired tests with pictures and questions to determine if they are soul mates or if marriage should be forgotten. Dust from Texas reportedly traveled to New York state with winter snowstorms.
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Eulalio Varona
Phillipines Army
Texas
New York State
Stanley in Africa A Welshman's Dark Heroic Trek
The article recounts Henry Morton Stanley’s peril filled expeditions across Africa. It details encounters with hostile tribes, dangerous swamps, fever and dangerous insects as he sought Livingstone and later Emin Pasha. It notes his knighthood and posthumous controversy over treatment of Africans and burial wishes.
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Stanley
Livingstone
Africa
Livinstone
Congo
H. M. Stanley
Emin Pasha
Westminster Abbey
Orphan who became explorer Henry Morton Stanley
The article recalls John Rowlands born 1841 in Denbigh who, after a brutal workhouse childhood and a clash with master John Francis, emigrated to the United States. He adopted the name Henry Morton Stanley, rose as a journalist, and earned fame by leading the expedition to find Dr. David Livingstone in Africa.
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Sir Henry Morton Stanley
David Livingstone
John Rowlands
Rowlands
Denbigh
Stanley
Willie Roberts
Willie
Young Rowlands
Francis
New World
New Orleans
Land of Plenty
Heney Morton Stanley
U.S
Fammier
Barcelona
Mansack
U.S. Navy
New York Herald
Dr. Livingstone
Africa
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed List
A jumbled set of crossword clues and fragments including geometry terms animal names places and common nouns. Readable entries include Across and Down prompts with numbers and partial phrases, indicating a damaged or incomplete puzzle page.
Judgment Comes to Israel and the Ten Lost Tribes
A historical summary tracing Israel’s 200 year kingdom era from Jeroboam to the fall of Samaria. It notes idolatry, reforms, and Elijah and Elisha as prophets, the Assyrian conquest, Ezra and Nehemiah returning a remnant, and the contested idea of ten lost tribes with speculation about Britain and other nations.
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Kingdom of
Israel
Jeroboam
Nebat
Jerusalem
Jehoash
Jehovah
Jehoiada
Elijah
Elisha
Assyria
Samaria
Judah
Ezra
Nehemiah
Japan
Britain
Italy
France
Germany
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Dairy Cattie Committee
Jersey
Market Live Stock Committee
Canadian Hereford Association
Canada
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited
Berkshires
Tamworths
Dairy Products Committee
Merry Menagerie
Yao
Kirre
Isidor Soderqvist
Stockholm
Sweden
Soderqvist
John Francis
St. Asaph Workhouse
Wales
Henry Morton Stanley
Iribsaman
Avitele
Eliet
Visionary
Lure
Mead
Portal
Clayey
Voegl
Steitcase
Rorky Pinnacle
Threater i
Gz Paar Warren
God
Star Weekly
Star
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