Newly Foundland Colonial Scholarship Details for London University Exam
A colonial education act provision announces the New England Scholarship for London University matrics. It funds four hundred eighty dollars annually for the award to a student who excels in the local competition. Eligibility requires native colonial status for five years and prior board school study, with a two year limit on the scholarship's duration and publication of exam sites months ahead.
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Govcenee
Gonneilehall
London
Sfaisiowlation
Sturteni
Oflthia Oulony
Sohubla
Academica
Auel Mlurtouss
Hiv
Lier Wladien al Notue Beitish University
Buch
Oyna Ginetta Stuast
Antiquity of the Carpenter's Plane at Silchester
A Roman site at Silchester reveals a well filled with artifacts including a carpenter's plane over 1,300 years old and well preserved iron tools. Found with pottery and a brazier, the group suggests a workshop of carpentry and metalwork. Further depths may yield more items, marking a major discovery since the bronze Roinsa eagle.
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Silchester
Silolwster
Seathfeldsaye
Scienti Ie Auerican
The Growth of Incomes and John Gould’s Wealth
A Wallabout Daily News interview quotes John Gould claiming vast wealth from stocks such as Manhattan, Missouri, and Western Union. It notes annual dividends exceed two million dollars, with reinvestment driving ongoing securities creation and rising personal fortunes through securities markets.
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Mr. Seugse
Sage
Wallabout Daily News
Day Gould
Sherv
America
Larga
Las Segistercil
Tiano
Manhattan
Missouri
Western Union
Gould
Progressive Knowledge and a Father’s Diminishing Wisdom
A fragmentary aphorism traces a boy’s view of his father’s wisdom from age ten to sixty, noting early belief, growing doubt, and eventual recognition of adult folly after the father’s death. The quip frames generational perspective shifting with time and experience.
Two Words and a Farm Telegram Mystery
A Western Dakota farmer seeks a telegraph message from abroad to confirm farm affairs. After months of silence the reply arrives in curt terms Things is. The anxious employer weighs cost against clarity, while a lawyer foreman interprets the terse result.
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Eieres
Fouth
Lying by Rule Oliver Woodall Plolmes and his longevity routines
The Chicago Mail reports on Oliver Woodall Plolmes who, at eighty plus, rigidly limits risk with constant medical monitoring and temperature checks. He allocates his days to reading writing exercise and study, believes strict regimen sustains life, and hopes to reach one hundred while preserving his family ties.
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Oliver Woodall Plolmes
Vigilavesia
Wilexille
Wittieg
Pradewus
Die Geslow
Lobaa
Sumatinus
Chicago Mail
Vich to Mothers and Child Dental Ailments Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Vich to Mothers a medicine for teething and digestive issues in infants and children. It claims relief for diarrhea dysentery stomach pains and sore gums with toning effects. Marketed by physicians and sold worldwide at 25 cents per bottle.
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Ardfou
Bey Nalok
Toth bin
Buylle
MMI
Wisstar
Fouale'oucsoe
Physisians
United
Deuygiats
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C. MacPherson
Water Street
Magpherson
Leopard
Huse
Us Avi
Gear & Co
Water Straet
New Gower Street
ST John's
Nfld
É&C
Aloe Wonentiy
Tartine
Ewrontport Ordaen
Furuiaha
Ttt Lecheeamallbs
Igus
Daigae von Bo
Mark Chaplain
Black Island
Priday's Bay
George Samson
Thomas Peytoy
Tobha Asylum
Board of Works
K. MacKenzie, M.D
Tus Junibe Sodacarsary
Luvin
London University
Newfoundland
Mariners
Orthern, Penguin Island
Milgo
Mug
Ofer Whd- Hata Tsland Ligbh.y
Longin
Toroer
Woud
Koeper
Konzou
Vane
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Towser
Stirling
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Board Works Office
John's Tat
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