Pruran Council Considers By Law Amendment on Housing Facades
The public works committee of the Pruran Council debated By Law No 147 regulating housing and backyards. A recommendation to require enclosed backyards or large open spaces with specified setbacks was discussed, with a plan to refer the issue back to committee for further study and safeguards before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thue Public Works Committee
Pruran
Heyer
Wiss
Cralvui
Ayia
Lim
Steliwricky
The State War Council Considers Soldier Labor Reassignment
The State War Council reviews discharge of veterans and plans light employment for those unfit for heavy work. It notes several former tradesmen remain unable to return to their original jobs and urges prompt public notice and local officials to refer cases to the council for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couneil le Scan
Melurke
Star War Council
State War Council
Staf
Soothing Syrup Guidance For a Chill Dose
A fragmented note describes soothing syrup usage for a chill or fever with a rough instruction of ten drops and three doses or actions.
Our Splendid Stokers Recall The Naval Firemen Of War
A feature praising Royal Navy stokers for their hard labor below decks. It details their roles from training at the clinker knocker’s college to daily furnace work, risks in battle, and the harsh conditions that keep ships moving. It contrasts stokers with sailors and notes their crucial, perilous duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Lavorine
Suulor
Stokere
Gremen
Zecantile Marine
Kent
Clinker-knocker's College
Stoker's
Arch
Draug
Eye of the Army Lights Up Modern Warfare
The article describes the use of searchlights in modern warfare for night guidance at sea and on land. It explains remote control via motorized devices, enabling vertical and horizontal movement and distant operator sighting to avoid exposing personnel. It notes quicker target illumination and safety benefits for crews.
Measuring Extraordinary Invention of a Compound Interferometer
Professor CW Chamberlain, head of Venison University physics, unveils a compound interferometer touted as the most delicate measuring instrument of its kind for years. It can measure distances as small as 1/20,000,000 of an inch, illustrating its minuteness by comparing to a coin viewed from vast distances and to the size of a man’s face at extreme range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Chamberain
Venison Universte
Tim
Adie Taure
Milan
Diamonds from Sugar and Carbon Chemistry Breakthrough
Scientists explore converting sugar carbon into diamonds, suggesting carbon from sugar may form diamonds under high heat and pressure. Experiments show diamond growth possible with sugar carbon, though values remain experimental and fragile to carbon purity. Researchers compare to natural diamonds like Cullinan and seek economical methods to avoid dissolving carbon in iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stientigte
Manulurtunias Dlasmonds
Italy taps volcanic heat for electric power near Volterra
In Tuscany near Volterra scientists exploit hot springs and boreholes to generate steam from rock water. Low pressure turbines drive generators supplying Volterra Leghorn and nearby cities with electric energy, using heat once wasted in a prior engine setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ie Electric Energy
Rom
Ateam
Volterra
Tuscany
Fam
Lates
Fies
Leghorn
Battle Sidelights From Northern France Describes Trenches
A Royal Engineer writes from Northern France detailing bombardment, trench actions, and escapes during a sap in a trench. He recalls shells, mud, and fear as troops repelled attacks while under fire and the difficulty of staying alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Engineers
France
Dar
Abel
Formule
Pirwande
WBAL
Torino
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prakran Building
Eye
the Army
The
Prahran Chronicle
St. Kilda
South Yarra Gazette and Malvern Standard
Eastbourne Street
Windsor
Loudan Street
Malvern
Henrietta
William Gordon
Towse
South Africa
Tito
Fraser
Morphet
Prashran
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