Machines and progress should we abandon power debate
A muttered essay argues against reliance on internal combustion and mechanical speed, praising speed and modern bypasses while condemning noise and glare. It laments Oxford High Street vibration, calls for restraint on traffic, and questions if mass production truly improves civilization, noting the vast energy of the era.
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Murdoch McLeod Yard
Daghan
Mange
Lee Deni
Tageat
Sen
Jorn
Mel Cod
Dani
Tady Houston
Lord Mowe
Lord Howe
High Street
Oxford
Flying Notes of the Week in Air Ventures
Friday aviation column reports on flights to Nurroming and Melbourne Centenary pageants. Squadron Leader Rhulin’s formation camped near the aerodrome, with machines reaching Nyngan and Nurroming. The piece notes plans for North and Central Australia aerial surveying, Royal Australian Air Force activity, and insurance-friendly imperial air travel growth.
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Jim Fanboien
Tors
Ws Brothers
Fores Waphin
Methernone
Rhulin
Melbourne
Nyngan
Nurroming
Navramin
Sydney
Australia
Cumoweal
North
Cenceal
Jstm
Hawt
Western Australia
Williams
Royal Australian Aly Poree
England
208 Squadron Rar
Vexit
Remedy or Ruin The Infernal Engine’s Weighing of Civilisation
A critic argues the combustion engine erodes civilization and letters, destroys work, and undermines peace and quietness while noting machines enable longer flights. The piece contrasts past diplomacy with modern telephones and cites a London to Zurich air mission, calling the era of engines both transformative and troubling.
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London
Lord Palmerston
Lord Beaconfield
Horace Walpole
Tor
Ife
Australian XI Tour Schedule and Matches Listed at Lord's
The document lists a long sequence of 19th century cricket fixtures for the Australian XI during a tour, with dates in June to September and venues including Lord's, The Oval, and various county grounds. Teams mentioned include Somerset, Surrey, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, and other English counties, along with free days and a final note about a possible Scotland match and a Lewes Eleven engagement.
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Northamptonshire
Gentlemen of England
Lord's
Free
Lord’s
Somerset
Surrey
Man
Derbyshilty Sterbyshire
Yorkshire
Shefel
Tree
Powrth
Durham
Scotland
Edinburgh
Gloucestershire
Glamorgan
Warwickshire
Nottinghamshire
Army
Aldershot
He Oval
Sussex
Brighton
Kent
England
Letter on Editorial Opinions From a Anonymous Correspondent
A brief letter emphasizes that the writer does not necessarily endorse the opinions of the correaponista column. It notes the distinction between the author and the publication and invites readers to consider the views as individual expression rather than official stance.
Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ resolved in Scriptures
In a letter from the editor the author argues against the belief the Messiah establishes a earthly Kingdom now. He cites Luke and Revelation to warn that the gospel saves a people out of the world, not to convert it, and stresses Christ’s return with judgment. The piece critiques Churchianity and urges adherence to prophecy and Scripture.
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Euine
Eurihe
Ierael
Hn the Baptist
Simeon
Luriel
Dirwel
Peter
Geil
Abraham
Hell
Moses
Prophets
Nell
Jude
Nix
Christ
J.T. Munaon
Dudge
Enoch
Atlant
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Wen
Bondman
Avery
Freemelly
Jesse
Havin
Ighip ix
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BBC
Serius
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Plaxtey
Farusco
Algaist
LCE
Graf Zeppelin
U.S.S. Macon
Veedol
Veedol Motor Oil
Neptune Oil Company Ltd
Howland’s
McAtamney & Co
Neptune Oil CO. Ltd
Kent Street
States
Tide Water Oil Co, Ltd
Nilee Kame
Mulchis
Bowen Wetcher
Nec
Amomine Acro Club
Billie Samuels
Mr. Armstrong
Switzerkind
Lord Ashfield
Zurich
Woods
Golde
the Lord Jesus Christ
Ainne
Mnceriain
Goa
Ile
Marsolin
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D. E. Walker
New South Wales
William Street
Bathurst
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Weington
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