Cecil Rhodes Portrait As Dreamer Who Shaped Africa
W T Stead’s portrait portrays Cecil John Rhodes as a socialist Darwinian empire builder who promoted justice liberty and peace through British influence. It notes his rise from diamond fields to De Beers consolidation and argues his ideas on race evolution and the English speaking race shaping Africa and global politics.
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Cecil John Rhodes
Cape Town
South Africa
Rhodesia
South African Republic
Orange Free States
W. T. Stead
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Mr. Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Salisbury
Britain
Chamberlain
Mr. Abes
Chamin
Mr. Chamberlain
Cnarge
Africa
Greater
Rhodes
Oxford
England
Kimberley
de Beer Company
Steed
Griqualand West
de Beers Mining Company
de Beers
de Beers Consolidated Mines, Limited
Stead
Millonaire
Afrikander
Mohammed
Tanganyika
Cape To
Cairo
Mr. Stead
Mr. Rhodee
Europe
Americas
Australia
Asia
Red headed girl chases Plymouth Rock rooster for supper
A red headed farm girl in a towered farmhouse chases a long legged Plymouth Rock rooster named Abe to reclaim a meat piece amid a yard full of hens and dogs. Saturday the shy kitten misses the bite until Abe is cornered behind the barn and recaptures the morsel.
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Taj Mahal
Lydia
Saturday
Abe
Murder and mob brutality in Multimaki largely against Jews
Eyewitness Maxim Gorki recounts a massacre in Multimaki where mobs slaughter Jews and loot homes. Cossacks arrive to restore order as victims suffer brutal beatings, scalping, and executions amid flames, furniture ransacking, and terrified refugees.
Most Costly of Drugs in Pharmacy Today
A Philadelphia Times report notes some drugs command high prices in medicine. A druggist cites pseudo physostigmine as exceptionally valuable, priced at about 337.50 an ounce. The seed source grows in India Brazil and parts of South Africa and was once used in a deadly ordeal. The prepared drug is used in heart disease prescriptions.
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Philadelphia Times
India
Brazil
South Africa
Morning After Talk In Philadelphia Press Knotty Wordplay
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press features a playful exchange about a Dutchman unable to share cud and asking for more, with a hint of a dated regional vernacular. The dialogue centers on the speaker's insistence and the quirky punning around the word cud.
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Philadelphia Press
Casey
Plague of death by own action plagues city dispensary
City Dispensary doctors report that last year saw forty seven suicide attempts by self harm mainly via morphine with women predominating and carnival periods increasing cases. Stories include a country youth and a married couple incident as doctors race to case scenes and warn on despondency and poverty as motives.
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Illinois Street
Doc Remfourth
South Illinois Street
Bucktown
Remfourth
Lane Danum
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