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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
5
Literary notices survey Mill Carlyle correspondence and his influence on progress debates. It notes Empress Eugenie’s life book plans and reflects on English obituaries, Trafalgar studies, hereditary traits in Holmes novels, Merimee tales Lokis, and Godwin Shelley era anecdotes with moral reflections.
The article compares beer consumption in the United Kingdom and Germany, noting a decline in both nations alongside temperance efforts. It discusses government attitudes, labor impact, and shifts in policy including education, hospital treatment for inebriates, and potential criminal code provisions. A pan-European campaign seeks multilingual awareness modeled after a tuberculosis publication.
The 93 year old Marchem Ameriga Vespucci, said to be the last descendant of Ameriga Vespucci, the namesake of America, died in Florence Italy. The piece condemns stifling inquiry in children and warns that poor early education harms minds.
A fragmented local page recounts sharp exchanges about cigars and marriage, a mother scolding a girl over dangerous cart-pulling, and a sociological quip about law and the Texan commandments. The snippets mix humor and social observation, naming no clear event or outcome.
A hotel clerk quips about a guest who, in pompous style, declares himself as one who always sees as they do. The guest responds with a sharp retort and pays two tolars, highlighting a witty exchange over payment.
A shuffled dialogue reveals a sixty year old man seeking advice on deceiving a lover about his age. Suggestions range from fifty to seventy five with faux bravado as a playful social sketch unfolds. A separate memory recalls a woman falling in love at first sight with her husband during a beach walk with her father.
A jumble of old anecdotes describes a passenger calling to a conductor about a fallen man who paid fare. A prominent American lawyer recalls his first case in Kankakee Illinois. A bigamist serves two years and seeks release. A fortune teller prophesies a wealthy marriage and the reader comments on the fate of a young wife seeking to avoid her husband. An elderly merchant and his daughter discuss the signs of life and the price of trouble.
Casey's wife remained at the hospital after several days of serious operations. Mrs Kelly visited to inquire about Mrs Casey's condition and asked if she was resting quietly. Casey replied that she was not resting quietly.
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