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Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 24, 1905

Page

8

Health Hints From Aged Letters On Sleep And Cold

A collection of practical health tips discusses avoiding heavy bedclothes, using a lamp for steady heat, and precautions after swallowing poison. It covers remedies for colds, vomiting, angina pectoris, sleep posture, and early forms of wireless correspondence for ships, noting costs and general advice.

Blue Jacket Oll Ehips Channel Baltic

The Gross Dogs feature at the Edinburgh Review

A feature on ambulance dogs trained for military service by Major EF Huntonville Richardson of Forfarhire. The piece traces dogs’ roles in South Africa Manchuria and other theaters, noting their use by German and French forces and efforts at Netley and Splon Kop.

Edinirgh Royal Review of Volunteers EF. Huntonville Richardson Carnoustie Forfarahire Thurston Army Medical Service Cape Carta Magliesberg South Africa Richardson Manchuria China Peking Count Walderses Germany Axtenleben Italy France Switzerland Spain Holland Japan Netley Splon Kopaid

Navy Daily Paper Reports Jack Learns News

A British sailor notes the Poldhu telegram from Cornwall and the Baltic fleet’s role in staying informed on current events. He observes wireless telegraphy supports more than signaling, with daily summaries of significant happenings reaching ships at sea.

Jack Poldhu Cornwall Baltic

Our Prettier Houses and The Rise of Simple Villa Homes

The nation favors modest villa residences with simple lines and good proportion. While occasional architectural monstrosities appear, the small, well proportioned house is becoming the rule, as reflected in Country Life.

SAILING ON A RAILWAY

The single line branch of the London Tilbury and Southend Railway to Thames Haven is closed for traffic. Inhabitants may travel by tramcar over the branch. A mast and sail allow a trolley to move with the wind, reaching twenty to twenty-five miles per hour.

London Tibury and Southend Thames Haven Tilbury and Southend Carl Railway Magazine

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