Uncle Phil Plans London Trip With Children Amid Family Talk
The Butters family social circle centers on Uncle Phil who visits and stirs talk of politics, finance, and a possible London trip for Chris and Julia. Mrs. Butters hosts a royal reception at 37 Mersey Lane while the children dream of seeing Tower of London Verminder Abbey and the Stock Exchange.
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Chris
Julie
Montis
Lola
Lawton
Phil
Ganda
Buttes
Phu
Aauatania
Nih
Ater
Minchingham
Mrs. Buters
Julia
Unris
Mrs. Butters
Mr. Butters
Hla Pine
Uncle Phily
Coor
London
Tower of London
Verminder Abbey
Phil Aid
Stock Exchange
Uncle Plil
Uncle Pail
The Fairy Queen and the Lost Crown Tale
A whimsical fairy tale recounts the Fairy Queen losing her jeweled crown and the palace crowd search ending when a wise old gnome reveals the crown tucked on the queen’s head. The queen smiles, realizing the crown had always been with her.
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Wwe
Crow_Adventure In Farmer Yard Trapping A Scarecrow
Marmaduke the crow fears a trap set by Farmer Huiyard to catch a scarecrow using a catapult. Colin dodges the launch, wings flapping in fright as Marmaduke recalls past Crow Days. The episode ends with a joke about a watch and a line of playful quips among crows.
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Marmaduke
Colin
Chow
Parmer Hlard
Bulyarda
Miacmaduke
Tien
Huiyard
Meteorological Notes on South Australia Weather Chart
Notes describe a low pressure belt over the south coast of Australia causing rough seas and NW to SW winds. Disturbances stretch west to Cape Leeuwin and beyond New Zealand, bringing showers and possible rain in South Australia Victoria and southern New South Wales. Isolated showers expected in inland Queensland with mainly fine conditions elsewhere.
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South Australia
Cape Leeuwtsi
Bight
Tasman Sea
New Zealand
Cape Leeuwin
Ansimiin
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Gulf
Sittleern
Anburrave Widow of IAW Christian High Listed
Fragmentary notice mentions a widow connected to Anburrave and IAW Christian High. Readable names include Thine, Jenny Masti, and Tilas Aung. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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IAW Christian High
Anburrave
Watt
Tila le Talis Aung
Jenny Masti
Fragmentary dialogue ends with garbled phrases and questions
A highly corrupted OCR-like excerpt shows scattered names and phrases. It reads as a back-and-forth among characters discussing identity, a motor bike, sailing, intelligence, and gas, but the meaning is obscured.
Hit or Miss AD fe players except one
An unclear game description describes players in a tag like play where one stands aside. The objective centers on striking and dodging a ball with fixtures or aids guiding play and a sequence ending with a final determination of who is safe or hit.
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Siddie
Abru
Spo
Tron
Uni
Fureus
Shanes
Norful Visitor Ito centenarian punchline
A fragmentary exchange presents a centenarian saying age brings uncertainty about future years while affirming unchanged curiosity. The odd humor centers on a stranger remark about turning one hundred.
Advance Millinery Styles in Columbia’s Lind Alley
The feature highlights Jon Frery presenting new millinery trends in Columbia’s Lind Alley. Models wear high fashion hats including white straw crowns, rustling taffeta ribbons, and violaceous veils. Diverse designs showcase ornate ornaments, bright colors, and elegant silhouettes for summer style.
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Jon Frery
Columbia
Milady
Allora Bridge Party Organized by CWA Chapter
A bridge party in the Rest Room was hosted by the Allora party with Mrs W J Lilley in charge. Tea served at a long table amid garden flowers. Bridge prizes won by Mrs W Budd and Mrs RJ Maughn, euchre winner Mrs Hughes. Allora meeting of the Aris committee attended by RA Naughton, C D Duncan, M H Cobcroft, and others. Accounts totaled £13, book committee approved, Blair and Lowe named honorary auditors.
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Hughes
Allora
W. J. Lilley
Brisbane
Behrol
Arla
Aion Eho
Aris
Messia
RJ. Naugiion
C.D. Duncan
M. H. Cobcroft
Browne
Blair
P Donovan
A. Lesgatt
Messrs
Blair and
Lowe
Leonard Gillespie pioneer of the Killary union dies at 87
Leonard Gillespie of Acvel A Cheek died at his residence on Thursday aged 87. Born 2691 at Irwin na County Fermanagh Ireland he emigrated to Australia in 1861 and lived in Woodvine Acacia Greek and later settled here for 68 years. Survived by six sons and five daughters, with many grandchildren and great grands. Services were at Swan Creek and burial followed at Heillurney cemetery.
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Acvel
Leonard Gilespie
Ue Killarney
Irwinna
County Fermanagh
Treland
Austra
Gillespie
Danehiers
Tom Clifton
Willan
Toowoonsba
Ric
Ned
Tesast
Albert Boom
Dosent
Ularney
Georges Aencis
Mary
Antarctic Claims Delay Australian Expedition Plans
The Australian government states no Antarctic expedition will occur this year citing focus on defense funding and international cases. Officials note 96 initial plans exist but transfers and budget constraints push potential activity to next year.
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Antarctic
Commonwealth
Seawaring Am
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