Evening Meditation on the Sun God and Life’s Journey
A lyrical meditation by Elsie M. Thompson of Windora traces a day from dawn to dusk and beyond, using sun imagery to reflect mercy, growth, and life stages. The piece contemplates changes, toil, and eventual rest in a hopeful, heavenly homeland.
Wellington Wins Rifle Friendly by Thirty Four Points
A local range match between Wellington and Orange clubs ended with Wellington 34 points ahead. Top scorers for Wellington were Ziehlke with 95 and Wall with 63 across 600 and other distances. Orange heavy hitters included Hill and Griffiths with 30s. Final totals show Wellington victorious despite a strong Orange performance at several yards ranges.
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Pedither
Ray Wall
Thompson
G. Hill
Orange
McCarthy
Pye
E. J. Barges
F. Johnson
S. Moriarty
Inueh
ER. M. Kimbell
Lowman
T. B. Ill
Ziehlke
A. W. Barnes
EI. Barnes
H. Griffiths
Wellington
H. Ziehlke
H. Diehlke
A. Walle
W. Barnes
A. Thompson
EL J. Barnews
Moriarty
M. Cameron
Wilmot
F. Stephenson
Loman
Pti Hil
A. McCarthy
A A
S. Plowman
T. Hill
UH. Peters
Bass
J. Thompson
G. Plowman
Li. Tiriffiths
K. Hines
W.warrell
St Mu MA. Tillett
Va Woel Pye
Iu Ty
Barnes
W. E. Wulock
Plowman
Friendly Societies
How to Be a Burglar from a Self-Proclaimed Artist
A lurid self-portrait argues burglary as a fine art and profession. The narrator extols stealth, gear, and “bedside manner,” detailing entry methods, tools, and a jokey disdain for authorities. He claims urban growth and refuses violent methods, praising property rights and lucrative crime without graphic detail.
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Sydney
Knibbs
Egotioe
Ami
Jack the Ripper
William Stone-Juggins
Sikes
Pather
Empress Eugenie Aged 93 in Quiet Farnborough Life
The widow of Napoleon III, Empress Eugenie, 93, lives quietly in England at Farnborough. Her life spans exile, devotion to France, and the loss of the Emperor and Prince Imperial. Her origins trace to Scots and Spanish nobility, with violet imagery tied to the Bonaparte lineage.
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Eugenie
Napoleon III
Farnborough
Benedictine
Louie Napoleon
France
England
Prince Imperial
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraine
Malaga
Giigey
Moile
de Mantijo
Bonaparte
Eurojw
Liege
Huge profits of wool spinners a wartime surge tones
Wool spinners enjoy vast profits as cloth demand for Allies declines. The Times notes possible resistance to price cuts, with prewar costs and farm prices cited. Authorities suggest wool bought at 1 shilling per pound and yarn at 4 shillings yields shop prices above 1 shilling per pound, leaving large margins for spinners.
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West Riding of Yorkshire
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