Faith Trewarden and Ferguson in shadowed veranda plot
Chancellor recalls a distant past as he plans to win Faith through quiet insight. Ferguson faces pressure from Faith and Chancellor as family loyalties, debts, and romantic entanglements unfold amid a lonely, moral test in an Australian setting.
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Ferguson
Teddie
Chancellor
Oxford
Trewarben
Faith Trewarden
Vreddie
Young Ferguson
Perguson
Elaine
Trewarden
The Cruce case and a startling health cure report
A peculiar legal mystery about the Duke of Portland is paired with a Perth Australia health tale. Henry Ogborne, 74, recounts how Dr Williams' Pink Pills transformed his weakness after years of illness, enabling him to climb stairs he once crawled up. He credits the pills for renewed vigor and a return to former habits.
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Chevalais
Peice
Dr. Willams
Dr. Willams Medicine Co
da Roche, Tompsitt & Co
Minders Street
Melbourne
William Joan Arthur Charles James Cavendishfentick
Duke of Portland
Mustrated
Merth
Henry Ogborne
Mines Department
Perth
Ogborne
Mr Ogborne
Australia
de Williams
Thirsty Death in Far North Road Tragedy
South Australian correspondent reports an unknown man found dead on the North road 70 miles from Cromodatta. Died of thirst after attempting to walk to Port Dareio, with eerie scratched phrases near the body referencing Diamantina River and Never Never Plain.
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Argue
North Road
Cromodnadatta
Macamba
Port Dareio
Diamantina
Sever Plaza
Pacraer Boom-De Ay
Etrife
Jan Espe
Atlantic telegraph cable story in a hundred years of progress
The article recalls the failed 19th century Atlantic cable attempt and its costly perseverance. It notes the Queen's message to the American president, the two ships Agamemnon and Niagara, the 2,500 mile cable from Ireland to Newfoundland, and the eventual successful linking of Britain and America after years of trials and interruptions. It also references modern Pacific plans to span the ocean with telegraph lines.
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Pacific
Atlantic
America
Atlantic Ocean
Agamemnon
Ireland
Mid-Ocean
Newfoundland
St. Paul's
Valentia
Cape Race
Washington
Acros
Grom Zagern
John Bull
Uncle Ian
Difficulties in Laying Submarine Cables Across Oceans
The Ireland to Newfoundland arc is 1700 miles, yet the cable runs 2500 miles to allow bends. The first cable used 330000 miles of wire, enough to circle the world fourteen times, with seven wires bundled and coated in resin tar and gutta percha then wrapped and protected by jute and ten iron wires. The Pacific cable will use hundreds of thousands of miles of wire, funded by Canada and Australia.
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Ireland
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Manila
Whch
Canada
Australia
How the Farmeers are Robbed by Artificial Manures
The acting Minister of Agriculture is urged to act against fraudulent artificial manures. A notorious scheme involves envio1 of certificates and improvised analysis to show materia properties, with penalties from £20 to £50 for noncompliant vendors. Purchasers bear the cost of independent analysis, revealing high prices for substandard products sold to farmers in Victoria and Riverina.
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Ohio
Vietria
Riverine
Vendis
A. No Pearson
A.M
Evry
Goulburn
Bazaar
ART Union
Rie Kidd Merling
Wren
Core
Moore
Tragic Hazards and Mysterious Deaths Across Cities
A collage of sensational, fragmentary horror tales from past days describes a youth harming a pony, a gas explosion killing miners, a noble murder chain in London, a poison dinner ending in a relative’s death, a German family suffocated by gas, a deadly train wreck, and a ship’s perilous near-miss, all framed as alarming incidents and swift justice.
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Lancashire
New York
London
United States
Risling
Engieer
Disastrous misread signal causes ship collision and deaths
An unexplained misinterpretation of a signal led a large vessel to strike a rock and founder after taking Full speed ahead. A detached chain and girders collapsed on workers, killing twelve. A Polish tenor, once famed, died after a supper scene mishap and a dropped brass nail caused cancer.
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England
Powder as a Dangerous Ornament in Victorian Society
The article warns that cosmetic powders harm health and social image for women, detailing hidden hazards, concealment tricks, and dangers of overuse. It notes men may misjudge risks, while women are urged to handle powders carefully and publicly caution against careless exposure. It describes fashionable “powder” misuse and calls for prudence and safe practices.
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Gretiemen
de Eulle
Melbourne to Traralgon Railway Timetable Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows railway timetable with multiple stops including Melbourne Traralgon Heyfield Stratford Trafalgar Morwell Toongabbie and Waragul. It lists departures and arrivals with several station names and approximate routes though details are garbled.
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Geelong
Gereblong
Ted
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Acbitter Teller Fertay
Iter Roy
Bdessys
Lascelle
Astin & C1
Dalgety & CO
Stranas, Murray & Shannon
Propetetary
Hague & OO
Vitadatio
Cewleng
Yarraville
Bret
Ageme
A. Palmer
Bourke
BPA
POK Vetdona
Bourke Street
H. EB
Wolfe
Griffiths Bros
Griffiths Bros., Proprietary Limited
Nirect
Flinders Lane
Nei Bodehane
Sybory
Adelaide, Perth
Fremantle
DP. McBean
Trevaigon
Mayze
Batu and
Mecdonald
Ike Hunn
Mle M
Shetey, Bits
Faith
Tame
Tieander
Owen's
Fah
Tedille
Frm
Orth
Fauwth
Speeran
Cocke & CO
Es Lane
Ahern
Scotland
Dantillere
D.C L
Lion
Traralgon
Glengarry
Woertagel
Ember
Eigenfield Et Deriers
Yarra Lin
Sale
Mile Y Beven
Salle
Epust
Trakalion Trel
Egrres
Heyfield
Stratford
Janet Strethond
Devert Svatherd
Juanes Motfim
Arnine
Deermarr
Toongabbie
Benparry
Arein
Morwell Ty
Mecowall
Hawelwood
Nitinet
Itera
Reannare
Pivley
Italy
Sieh Ware
Rosedale
Sy Musicapod
Liiveyal
Pitmoew Ee
Ier
Traralgen Kore