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  2. AN OLD ROAD TO OMEO.

    A certain walking club in Melbourne boasts the ripe old age of twenty-two years. It is venerable as such clubs go. In its dotage it recalls that one of its earliest ...

    Article : 1,927 words
  3. OUR LAWN CONCERT.

    We had a concert at our flat the other night. Eddie Miller and his wife got it up, along with some girls who were forming a Happy Heart Songsters Company ...

    Article : 1,624 words
  4. THE WHITE LADY OF BERLIN

    The legend of the fatal Hohenzollern ghost, the White Lady, is being discussed by the New York "Sun," which asks, "Has the White Lady walked?" and proceeds ...

    Article : 2,161 words
  5. LONDON GOSSIP.

    The Duke of Argyll is apparently a pugnacious specimen of Scottish nobility. In an article in the "Daily Mail" he attacks the Archbishop of Canterbury and English ...

    Article : 1,498 words
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  7. WAR, WOMEN AND WEDLOCK

    In the Divorce Court, this letter was reid from a wife to her husband:—"Dear Gaston,—Before the die is cost, and an irrevocable wrong done to our ...

    Article : 1,153 words
  8. "PINCHING ZEPPELINS."

    It has nothing at all to do, as your might think, with some fascinating plan for the destruction or capture of German airships. Nor is "pinching" a new term of military ...

    Article : 889 words
  9. MARRIED IN A CAB.

    The story of the romantic Scots marriage of a "Mr. Smith," who was really Sir William Bowyer Smith, Bt., a descendant of Sir Roger de Clarendon (a natural) son of ...

    Article : 483 words
  10. THE ANTIQUITY OF TUBERCULOSIS.

    Tuberculosis can justly be claimed to be the most important disease known to mankind, and how to deal with it effectively, prophylactically as well as therapeutically. ...

    Article : 478 words
  11. LORD RHONDDA'S TIGHT BELT.

    Speaking to a representative of the "Daily Telegraph" recently, Lord Rhondda said he had made a point of avoiding, as far as possible, the consumption of ...

    Article : 120 words
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  13. PREFERENCE TO SOLDIERS.

    Sir,—I consider the Government is much to blame for the falling off of recruits. 1s it not time an officer was given a free hand to clear out the funk holes which are ...

    Article : 105 words
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