Curtain rises on court drama ending in a fatal shot
In a crowded court, Hilda Tressingham fires at Otto von Roon, killing him with a revolver. Banister King notes the dramatic moment as a curtain to be continued, while the magistrate attempts to restore order and witnesses testify.
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Linkinshaw
Bonnie King
King
Anne Os Ee
Jarcy Tolleec
Riddlecombe Plenkin
George Ellington
Lord Hartsdale
Colonel Tressingham
Marty
Siaes
Miss. Linkinshaw
Hilda Jessingham
Old Tressingham
Banister King
von Boon
von Roon
Baten
Treasury
Otto von Roon
Hilda Tressingham
Barthelemy
Semile
Lydia
Roon
Oldest Meadow in England Deeply Untouched for 150 Years
Describes a Rothamsted area meadow in England that has never been plowed or reseeded. notes long continuity of grasses, clover introduction, and weed control from top-dressing trials. Mentions yields and varied treatments and lessons from the field. Also references Australian wheat shipments to Europe and Pacific markets impacting can production.
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England
They Still Joke in England Reporter Notes Banter
A fragmented OCR clipping from a British page hints at humorous commentary about doctors and cooks, with a jesting line about Dr Jones and a request to rummage for money or food. The readable text preserves a casual, colloquial tone amid partial phrasing.
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England
Dr. Jones
Life's plan and courage amid death and loss
Noting that death is not terrible and that shame comes from giving up, the piece cites a French seaman's proverb as life proves true. It asserts strength, perseverance, and steadfast devotion to a great cause until the end, echoing a London Daily Mail sentiment.
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London Daily Mail
Britain’s Baby Army and the Italian Surprise
British troops in Italy were nicknamed the Baby Army due to their smart wartime appearance. Italians were surprised by the veterans from the Ypres salient who wore worn uniforms and carried a weathered look.
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Britain
Italy
England
Ypres Salien
Plant to produce anthracite coal in Estevan Saskatchewan
A plan by Seton Spanos & province to build a new coal plant in Estevan district Saskatchewan will cost about 1000000 dollars funded by federal support. The facility aims to supply two provinces and should be operational by next winter. The Australian government backs future coal assets. Rabbits are eyed for breeding on fenced ranches and Canadian youth could assist with rabbit raising programs.
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Seton
Eee Spanos
Province
Mantea
Saskatche
Prarieigure Coal
Estevan
Easkatchewan
Smeneety
A New Era in Jerusalem A at Jerusalem
A Sanese-era report claims four months after a peace effort, Jerusalem shows revived industry, security, and prosperity. Bedouins graze, farmers till the soil without fear, roads and a railway to Egypt expand trade, and the region enjoys stability as Britain’s action is praised. A late note observes global gold abundance at the Denver mint.
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Jerusalem
Cocci
Egypt
Kitchener
Daimler Firm Put Under Government Control in Germany
German reports detail the takeover of Daimler works by state authorities amid controversy. The Stuttgart firm, a major maker of automobiles and aircraft engines, is accused of high profits and resistance to government book inspections, prompting Reichstag discussion.
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Stuttgart
Daimler
Gove
Reichstag
Daimler Firm
Ames Holden Shoemakers to the Nation Tell Canada
The article portrays Ames Holden as the nation’s shoe supplier with seven acre factory floors per plant and machinery capable of producing 8 000 pairs daily. A sales force of 60 travelers covers coasts to coast while centralized warehouses ensure rapid distribution across Canada for all retail dealers.
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Dhs
Ames Molden
Ames
Canada
Zenrieth
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