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Newspaper

Prahran Chronicle

Location

Prahran, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 01, 1917

Page

3

Not Quite a Native in Strathclyde Court

A fragmentary courtroom dialogue reveals a Scottish narrator and a sheriff witnessing a dispute over native status. The exchange centers on birthplace, loyalty, and identity as the speakers probe what being a "native" means within the local community. The incomplete text hints at themes of belonging, accusation, and social scrutiny.

Quirky Taxi Tales and Items Left in Cars

Read of umbrellas and sticks forgotten in cabs and trains with others like a diamond brooch, a dead warbler, a monkey, a typewriter, teeth, keys, and canaries. Scotland Yard notes yearly finds totaling thousands in miscellaneous objects and valuables left behind by careless riders and curious finders.

Rome Sean Tell Guts Linus Lficer Scotland Yard Stople

Mica from India and the Hasaribagh deposit

The Hasaribagh district in India is noted as a key mica source, producing more than half of the world supply from the Chota Nagpur region. Mica is found close to the surface, mined in lumps that reach 12 to 18 inches long and 4 to 8 inches thick, then cut into sheets and packed as books for export.

Hasaribagh India Svedan Chota Nagpur Pioneer Magi Cody Orlirs Aliei Kimberley South Africa Ita

Moon's influence on hatching and poultry shown

An article by Mr Johan Timmome discusses moon effects on agriculture and poultry. Experiments claim lunar phases affect egg fertility, hatch rates, and chick vigor, with best results during full moon periods and calm rooms.

Johan T. Timmome Tle Mann Hese Bax

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