Verdict of Wilful Murder in Edimonton Case
A verdict of wilful murder was returned against Constance May Gammon’s father, a French laborer, amid a destitute family on Goodwig Road. The infant, four months old, died of starvation attributed to the father’s neglect and failure to seek parish relief. The coroner noted lack of mutual support and the need to conform with the law. the jury's finding prompted custody.
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Edimonton
Constance May Gammon
Goodwig Road
Gammon
Pariah Veller
Nia
Healdes
Sahaliat
Pune
Ehil
Walla
Jones
Tomach
Daily News
Dinner with BIM and the Interviewer Duo
A fractured scene at dinner features an interviewer and guest discussing temperature, digestion, and nutrition. They debate bodily versus meteorological heat while sampling diet details and a digestif of potatoes and carbohydrates amid a witty, disjointed banter.
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Bim
Jin
Jen
Flo
London Revisited After Short Absence
Charles E Manihs describes a transformed London after eighteen months away. He notes a rebuilt city with vast theatres, motor traffic, new hotels, and expanded commerce, contrasting modern innovations with lingering memories of 1904. He observes advertising, fashion, and social shifts influencing daily life and culture.
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Charles E Manihs
London
Moscow
Mr Wells
St. Martin's Lane
New York
Chicago
Anysteriousiachine
Audigren
Thespis
Pasa
Tadley
Covent Garden
Toilers
Mojlera
Fleet Street
Oxford Street
Strand
Knightsbridge
Kensington
London Bridge
The Penny Novelette and Its Fans
A historical note on the penny novelette as a fixture of popular press. It traces the rise of staff writers for wealthy paper owners, the recurring high spirited plots, and the vast audience mainly made up of working women and shop staff who consume these paperbound booklets in back streets.
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Tollere
Violet
Hwewiies
Ivessex
Wirth
Tie Whale
Noble Lord
C.J.H
Weiter
Occupation Shapes Physiognomy Across Professions
The text asserts that occupation leaves distinct marks on the face influencing appearance for cabmen, bus drivers, butlers, and grooms. It describes several “faces” such as legal, nebnitic, pectosiastical, impatient, artistic, dramatic, and military, suggesting vocation alters physiognomy. The passage cites Lancet as its source.
Egotism of the Rest Cure
A brief note on the rest cure reflecting gender bias and egoism. The piece contrasts women’s holiday attitudes with men and real workers, citing “the World and His Wife” as a source.
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Mamy
Fragmented OCR note about a teleph call and farm
Unclear readable fragments mention a teleph call related to a farm and a name or figure. No coherent events or persons can be confirmed from the snippet.
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Fila
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