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  3. The Commemoration of Peace.

    Thursday Island has a fairly large Japanese population, and naturally they have taken a deep interest in the progress of the war, and are duly ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 280 words

  4. Literary Gossip.

    Mr. Lecky, the historian, has been appointed one of the trustees of the National Portrait Gallery, London. The sixth volume of Messrs. George Bell ...

    Article : 972 words

  5. Artificial Silk.

    Patents for the production of artificial silk have been granted to Chardonnet, De Vivier, and Lehner. The only process now worked on the commercial scale is ...

    Article : 507 words

  6. A Story of Stevenson.

    Robert Louis Stevenson was passionately fond of young children. On one occasion he was visiting a friend, afterwards Consul to Samoa, in northern Vermont. ...

    Article : 209 words

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    "Whistling for half an hour after meals is," says Mrs. Alice Shaw, the lady whistler, "the best possible aid to digestion. Try it, weak-chested, slender-throated ...

    Article : 114 words

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    Very few people know the sound of their own voice. When they hear it in the phonograph they are unable to recognise it as their own. ...

    Article : 28 words
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