A L Stevenson Prayer Book in British Library Collection
Afr Richard Burton, Prof. of Bustiah Edlrrture at Minownote 40 B A notes a rare item, A L Stevenson’s Prayer Book once owned by Robert Louis Stevenson. The faded volume bears Thomas Steersench’s signature and a My-leaf inscription from Athenaeum Club London. Stevenson's father acquired it when the writer was young, and the book shows his later ownership and changes in orthodoxy.
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Richard Burton
Bustiah Edlrrture
University of Minownote
Robert Louis Stevaneoo
Thomas Bterensch
Robert Louis Ste Wwusna
Athenaeum Club
London
Serryvore
Bournemouth
New Discovery Promised as Remarkable Remedy
A claim that Dr Sheldon’s new discovery is the most wonderful remedy for the outs of Doughs and Golds. It supposedly cures when others fail and is safe for children as for nuts. Price 1s 6d. and continues.
Royal Sydney social calendar note describes dinners and gatherings
Mrs Emcellency the Governor hosted at Cranbrook with a list of guests including Sir Joseph Carruthers and many Sydney figures. A July 31 row at Rose Hill Racecourse drew numerous attendees in coats and skirts amid cold weather. A Sydney YMCA reception welcomed Miss Kate Roousy. guests arrived to floral displays and a formal program. The piece also notes theatre at the Syoner Theatre and various social events, marriages, and club gatherings with many named attendees.
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and Airs
Ewan Frazer
Gordon Weseie
Him
P. Rabett
Mise Wentworth
Jane Brenna
Vera Suttor
Smart
Ernest Smart
Puttar
Glace
Sydney
YMCA
Mime
Chrisian
Garsia School of Music
Kate Roousy
W. P. Manning
Mne. Christian
Gayola School of Music
Manning
Richard Poore
Poors
Francis
Suttor
C_G Wade
Macarthur Onslow
George Brew
Giblin
Gerber
W. G. Laytoo
Leverick
Marie
Walter Milshell
Lune Mullins
Magaus
Donald Scott
JW Etroat
Saicma
Mme. de Posnel
Alfred Supe
Cane
Gordon
Ferensm
Moyerand
J Royle
O'arien
Abebate
Syoner Theatre
Ravat
Mir
Bondman
Wimpbinis
Greta
Beanie Major
Imam Aparopriste
Ward Hit
Smonz
Lite
Robert Karr
Mire Isorr
Mise
Lawrence Camphel
Flallander
Patrick
Leete
Makura
Sau
Mayor Smith
Colla Caira
Royal Sydney Golf Club
Rose Bay
Otheis
George Onslow
Warry
Mia
TH Kelly
Herbert Marke
J. MacNell
Min
Weston
Wood
Silss Berona Braity
Glitse Mori
Falk
Ana Miss Littl
Ratharer
Allan Mlaxwell
Tortio Durm
Taguasia
Mise Sultor
Herbert Sulton
Was & Ereat Wuikets
Slavamios Hawick
G. Chambers
Brook
E. Heffernan
Abrahama
Queteh
Huxsey
Clemens’e Church
Mosman
Daren Allison
Alexander Mpm
Ivica
Queen-street
Wolinurs
Evhel
Jobh Ders
Mandalong-road
Clive Taerington
Percy I. Deery
Margaret M'Lau
Archibsld
Alfred Dery
Arthur Massy
Glenfarry Castle
Redfern
BL. Edwards
Ay Redfern
Orvice
F. Schualke
Porle
Milla
Tewksbury
Mr. Edwards
Br. Edwards
Traf
Castlarengh Street
Messrs
F. Cooper
B. Sumpsty
Stanions
Merewethon
Fife
Peyy
Crowe Prosentor
Robert Windom
Goneral
Wiliam Gane Iudge
Order of Oddfellows
Old Fellowes
Wilvoucalzert
Nwwidwa
New Bouck
Zetfund
Warellon
Leichhardt
Maser
Alderman
Dorks
Maxton Whiteburgh
Hashim
Emekb
Parry
Krils
MF Farkit
Mr. Arthurs
Unica
Venger
Waltehure
Tepsop
J. Piicoop
W. Son
Atherg
Nenommpaniar Trang Atol
Tanke
Ajaveman
Fréanlirer
Sb Aine
Ste Er
Lumadin
Kim
Manly
Industriat Seino
Lawekesblr
Sr Michbarl
Barineton
Plurraen
Maran Nichols
Carenil
Aise
Mincle
Nichols
Josh Sang
Einaumial
Oke TV
S.gearer
Inise
Tisill
Durer
Rifle Club
rifle club's arltr= dor ensazesel novel during the year, and alee
Empire
Pyrersham
Eimee Ile
Seth Witern
Louaiey
Amateurs host lively games in Winston Hall gathering
The Amateur Band Union of New South Wales held its monthly chaplet sock at Winston Hall Sybary. Euchre and rope quoits saw close results with Ralphs leading by 1 point and several players on 43 or 11 points. A musical program followed with solos and a singalong finale.
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Messrs
Crawford
Stedman
Horne
Evans
Winter
Gries
Jameson
W. Cooper
Cain
Padman
Deda
de Bord
Whiteleage
Sumpsky
Doris Wilberford
Spiller Brandon
Elizabeth Street
Hyde Park
Sytary
Henry Bronon
Lonton
Sugar Plaser
Queensland
Mand Tarte
Mr. Ralphs
la Spinks
B. Spinks
Maddras
Taylor
Thompson
Sprod
Heapy
Tougter
Whitelock G. Williame
Taugine
Molynay
F. Mitchell
Mater F. Mitchell
Rolla
Wid Wi Bentley
Alarinist
Lieutenant Bentley
IC. Davies
Grand Lodge
New South Wales
Ioitependens Order of Oddfellows
Jon Sydmer
Medic
England
Grand Lodge of New South Wales
C.F
Mabled
B.C. Caley
Pittstream
Sydney
Caines
J. M. Bryant
Cains
Ant
Tate
C.J. Lester
Leager
Clifton Gardens
A. Riemann
Losier
Enanceron
N.ssw
Bnottish Rifles
Paddinston Town Hall
Neaple
Chetmaford
Veriy
Tad
Cock O
Cannell
Lady Chelmstint
Mackenels
Ottery Commandejre Ge Int Battalion Nsw
Scallion Wea
Campbell Wit
A. S
Reny
Revs
D. Morris
Ps. Malcolm
A. P. Lambert
Roy Anders
Sergent
John Blanchfield
Poilrr
Mies Rees Harris
Daustier
Clem Harris
Gui- Bong
Mix Maric Highfield
Francis Leo Egan
Br. W. L. Merowether
Inn Blue
le Theford Hotel
King‘street
Srtney
Ralstan
Burtsouse
Murray Aude
Merrwerher
Ralston
Prich
Mietrlee Couei
What Is a Sausage Courtroom Debate Examined
A fragmented report describes a Westminster court session debating what constitutes a sausage. The proceedings discuss ingredients, proportions, and definitions as witnesses and judges weigh the nature, quality, and legality of a preserved sausage and its preparation.
Fragmented verse and names from an old ballad scene
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous names and places tied to a historical ballad scene. It mentions Virgil, Milton, Brown, and others, with scattered phrases about music, warbling, and a town setting, amid unclear narrative ties and dates.
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Shane
Jeunenery
Punter
Ald
Virgil Grewe
Milton Mroen
Pepe Droen
Ataksper
Brea
Séburr
Arrinst
Waneran
Wordieveh
Brown
Golteaith
Upan
Palace
Unclear OCR text with scattered phrases and garbled names
Fragmented lines mix names, places, and numbers without a coherent event. The text appears as corrupted OCR from a newspaper page with stray mentions such as towns, measurements, and partial quotes, but no identifiable story or date.
Fat Reduction Claim Letter Sparks Diet Craze
A sensational promotional letter asserts a safe weight loss of nearly one pound daily using a marketed treatment. It boasts personal testimonials and promises dramatic results for women, claiming rapid fat loss with no harm. The piece pressures readers to act, claiming widespread success with the product.
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Sappaer
Mtany
Amuze
Permasmet Roef
Thas
Diet Scam Petgine Ghost and Penal Privy Panic
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