London Week by Week on Budget Talks and Royal Gallery
A London week’s fragmentary chronicle mixes tax budget jitters with royal art world buzz. Lloyd George defends measures amid cabinet sparring as Parliament gears up. in society notes, a private view at Burlington House showcases Lloyd George portrait wear and a parade of aristocrats and diplomats in autumnal attire.
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London
Damme
Baby
Netherlands
Louise
Baden
Marie of
Elizabeth of
Erbach-Schoenbers
Tike John Albrecht
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Brunwick
Prince Henry
Tike Adolphe Preduric
Mecktenbure-Schwérin
Hla * Majesty
House of Commons
Academy
Ian
Eiher
Beturdey
Megan
Papa
Lars
Aequith
Lloyd George Wan
Georelaha Conniran
Fading Fashion and Theatre Notes Amid Odd Headlines
A fragmented collage describes 19th century dress details at a social event, noting Miss Anquith in willow leaf green velvet with a wetted silk stole and a black beaver logue with an ostrich plume, plus black attire by the Duke of Somerset and others. It shifts to Stratford Avon theatre chatter about Budget gags, Benson’s company, and a Yanks visit recalling Milton.
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Wes
Miss Anquith
Dreag
Duke of Somerset i
Alfred Mor
Vinog
Bram @roker
Ors
Terry Lewis
Patrick Campbell
Jopling Rowe
Jamen Cricking Browns
Kreest Watertow
Daniel Murray
Loader
Wy Frin
Arthur Racker
Lady Fildes
Amery Story
Stratford Avon
Memorial Theatre
Ha Genely
Nicholson
Nichaison
Acture
Mfth
Deccibes
Anne Page
Siuill
Bensoulans
Memorial Library
Bret
Nicholsos
Mr. Benson
Teverenk
Bero
Gilbert's Hint on Pronunciation at May 1 Matinee
Sir W F Gilbert recalls a mispronunciation during a Queen Alexandra Sanatorium fundraiser at Drury Lane on May 1. He describes a rehearsal moment where saying inevitably with a French accent would fail the audience, noting the gallery might not understand the term and proposing a simpler pronunciation.
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Wi Fi ‘Gilbert
Alexandea
Davor
Drury Lane
London
W'Slibert
Paris
Prisoner Compensation Question Raised at Lurgan Bench
A small case in the Lurgan Ireland magistrates court questions a prisoner's right to compensation for injuries. A youth named Stevenson, injured while performing a whitewashing task during an assault, faced disability in hands. The bench chair noted the man seeks any kind of employment. Advocates argued for possibilities under compensation provisions, while a magistrate weighed the appeal to higher authorities.
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Lurgan
Ireland
Stevenson
Magahes
Thash
Aumen
Gibeon
Inspectar-Benefit Pyissar
Magstaa
Girl Captures Thief During Roadside Chase
In Hadley Road a girl named Minta Giles pursued a thief who snatched a person’s item. The thief was dragged to the ground and restrained until authorities arrived, with the local description noting a brief struggle and subsequent capture.
Secret Racing Rules Revealed In Lurid Weighing Room
A sensational glimpse into 19th century racing lore shows “weight in” procedures. Jockeys face strict conduct rules inside the weigh room with guards and officials enforcing silence and discipline. The article notes the eerie interior, Moodle-like rules, and the presence of figures such as “Fobnay” Reith as part of the weight system and behavior expectations.
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Rite
Evenine News
Jove
Sandown
Varig
Shyla
Technieal
Pauli
Arcuirs
Veryea
Tyler
Walow
Wille
Mis Mallaive
Couren
Msaulil
Jockev
Saour
Royal Bodyguard Duties Amid King’s Banquet Anniversary
The Royal Bodyguard shields the King in ceremony and palace guard. Members wear white plume ornaments and must stay clear of royal apparel when court occurs. Historic arms were stored since the Spanish Armada and later fired to the guard during royal events.
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England
St. Jasco
Palos
Lonnton
Betyguar
Costa
Miih
Pamuer
Alec
Suokinehaca
Tae Tears Mae at Christmas Church Visit
Garbled OCR text appears to reference a Christmas church visit with names like Mr Bung and Hoott. Incomplete phrases imply a personal message or notice about attendance, but essential details are unclear.
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Bung
Rheumatism cures and rubbing myths questioned
A reader questions the idea of self cures for rheumatism through liniment or rubbing. The piece notes friction and heat may ease pain, but cannot remove rheumatic residues, arguing that genuine cures are rare and unlikely.
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