Grime Ministers Day Off Reveals Hobbies and Habits
The piece surveys how past and present leaders like Lloyd George and predecessors unwind away from duties. It notes Lloyd George’s Sussex farm and a stuffed badger as curios, while comparing leisure choices of Balfour Salisbury Campbell-Bannerman Asquith Rosebery and Gladstone, from cattle at Whittingehame to Dover, Hatfield, Mentmore, and coastal trips.
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Sussex
Lloyd George
Lord Cowdray
County
Balfour
Whittingehame
Lord Salisbury
Hatfield House
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Dover
Mr. Asquith
Lord Rosebery
Mentmore
Mr.Gladstone
Dollis Hill
Great Canal Plan Promises Modern Urban Expansion
A London Times correspondent discusses a grand Forth and Clyde canal across Scotland to enable ocean-going ships and spur a planned linear city with roads rails power stations factories and housing along the route. A submarine lifeboat invention offers escape for crews, a water tight, self propelled craft for about thirty people with 500 mile range and surface ascent procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth and Clyde Canal
London Times
Germany
Kiel Canal
Scotland
Obedient Scandi Kitchen Girl Keeps Ice Fresh
A tale recalls a Scandinavian kitchen helper Hulda who disposed of yesterday’s ice as instructed. The anecdote contrasts routine obedience with a humorous image of the yard’s old ice.
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Hulda
Hilds
Boston
I Cannot Say Too Cage by Druggists and Grocers
A clipped fragment notes tension between druggists and grocers over certain cages or enforcement. The readable text mentions parties but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes, yielding a brief, uncertain item reflecting editorial truncation.
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Cage
Former Princess Patricia Enjoys Golf During Honeymoon
A photograph shows Lady Patricia Ramsay, formerly Princess Patricia of Connaught, driving a golf shot at the London estate where she and her husband, the Hon. Alexander Ramsay, are spending their honeymoon. The royal couple, ardent golf lovers, spend much time on the links.
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Patricia
Alexander Ramsay
Princess Patricia of
Connaught
London
Pat
Commander Ramsay
Lady Ramisay
Song of The Bell Buoy Coastal Ballad by Bashford
A vivid coastal poem narrates the bell buoy’s lone vigil at sea. It speaks of rising and falling tides, fire woven garments, and a warning voice for sailors, ending with the coast’s undaunted ghostly presence as chronicled by Herbert Bashford in the San Francisco Bulletin.
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Herbert Bashford
San Francisco Bulletin
To Keep Cider Sweet and Preservation Tips
Instructions describe methods to keep cider sweet by adding salt and chalk to each barrel and shaking, or by canning after settling the liquid and preventing fermentation. The text notes that fermentation must not start before canning for longevity and comments that women may be weaker yet can possess strong spirit.
The Lynching Problem and Federal Action
The piece argues the half century of lynching will shift from state to federal control. It condemns state failure to curb mob violence, noting thousands of victims and demanding federal intervention to suppress anarchy and overturn communities that appoint themselves as judge, jury, and executioner.
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Houston Post
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Bloomfield, N. J
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N. Y
Heles
Wrigl & Oo
Het
Wrigley’s
Walter A. Blau
Main Street
Helmar
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