Legacy of King Charles I Pension Unearthed in England
A 17th century pension tied to King Charles I survives in modern times. Richard Penderel hid the king during 1661 in Worcester, and legacies traced through generations reached Mrs Cassin in London. Her nephew’s daughter inherits the pension of nearly a pound weekly with a £20 reward for Mrs Cassin and guardianship duties.
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Morgan interview shows stern financier on reporters
The article recounts J Pierpont Morgan’s rare confession about beating his patience with press questions. A New York shipnews reporter, hurled with blunt rebukes, presses for Morgan’s views on the financial crisis. Morgan retorts that he never talks and hints at harsh disdain for the American public.
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Morning Robar Tea Brings Refreshment for the Day
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Packing House byproducts Turn Abattoir Waste into Valuables
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Geotchmen Wear Kilts and Scots Steel Tempered Wares
The reminiscence recalls George Griffith's quick temper and disdain for waiters on a liner. A quarrel with a Scottish steward leads to a gruff exchange on civility and pride. The purser confronts the steward as the row unfolds.
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Pearleen promises big yearly savings on washing
An advertisement touts Pearleen as a washing aid that cuts washing day from six hours to two, saving fuel and labor and doubling fabric life. It claims a potential gift of over £5 yearly and offers £16 for proof, with a free sample by sending stamps to The Golden Pearleen Co. in Melbourne.
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Saving Money Beats the Fear of Thrift in Times of Need
A discussion on saving emphasizes that the habit grows easier once started, with examples from Lord Rosebery and others. Stories illustrate that small, regular sums can compound, and even modest savers gain discipline and yield surprising benefits despite initial misgivings.
Miner Rescued After Narrow Shaft Collapse in Coal Pit
A coal miner in the Boadda Valley faced certain death when a roof began to fall. He crawled under a nearby iron bound tub for refuge and was saved as rescuers cleared debris hours later. He reported the escape was cramped but successful.
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