The Chartreux millions, the Crawford millions, the Panama millions. And M3. Leon Chambert, of Panama fame, returned, as ii from the dead, ...
Article : 1,177 wordsThe wisest men will giadly borrow. From wit and Mirth surcease from sorrow. Other people feel bout as little interest in your troubles as you do in theirs ...
Article : 1,242 wordsArchdeacon Sinclair, speaking in the city last June, said:—"Church or chapel of any kind are only attended by about 18 per cent, of the Loudon population. ...
Article : 643 wordsWhen the wind sings through the orchard From the dreary western hills, With fierce snow storms in its lumbers, And a breath that nips and chills; ...
Article : 264 wordsIn one of London's largest hospitals a group of medical students were standing round a bed in which lay a suffering patient whose ailment obviously required an ...
Article : 1,359 wordsWhen fruit trees are grown in the kitchen garden a thorough examination should be made to ascertain whether or not the roots have become buried too ...
Article : 215 wordsAs to his schoolboy work and his out- door games, the boy of to-day is a marvellous replica of his predecessor of the sixties and seventies. But there are ...
Article : 651 wordsGuest: Everything you have brought me is cold Waiter: Beg pardon, sir. Have you tried the pepper and mustard, sir? ...
Article : 22 wordsMake a good sowing of parsnips. For this crop select a piece of ground of good depth, stiring and breaking it well with the digging fork. The seeds must be sown ...
Article : 317 words"Well," said the tall gent, "did you find those two people who were suffering with lose of appetite?" "Yes," responded the short agent.' ...
Article : 45 wordsAn English paper tells of a cow evincing a strange love of eggs. A hen had made its nest in an unused manger in a cow-house, and laid there several eggs. ...
Article : 83 words"Are there clubs for women in this town?' asked the suffragist from the East. "Certainly not," replied the gallant Westerner: "we can handle women without ...
Article : 32 words"It's easy to pick the horse that ought to win a race." "Yes. The thing that requires intelligence and discernment Is to keep from betting of ...
Article : 31 wordsTowne: Our friend Short Is looking rather seedy these days. Browne: Is he? Why, the last time I saw him he told me Fortune was smiling on ...
Article : 50 wordsAn English lady, an artist, Miss Kate Carl, is said to be the first English woman who has ever stayed as guest in the Chinese Palace. She takes ...
Article : 132 wordsNative: Yaas, Alkali Ike intimated yistod'y by that the new sheriff was a boodler and a two-faced liar. Tourist: Why! That ought to be investigated. ...
Article : 34 wordsA Russ met a Jap at Chefoo. Said the Jap to the Russ: "Who are you?' "Czrxplivnatsmz," said the Russ, "Now pronounce it, you cuss," ...
Article : 33 wordsFirst Spectator (who has been sleeping) a How long has Dr Holler been preaching Second Spectator: About fifteen years. First Spectator: Gee whiz! I didn't think. ...
Article : 31 wordsThis gown would be pretty made in pale blue, daintily trimmed with flax- colored torchon insertion, the 'design of a straight row outside a zig-zag one being ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 41 words"Mary's young man has left already, and Mary's just gone up to her room in tears, said Mary's mother. "I wonder what the' trouble Is." ...
Article : 66 wordsIt is a good time now for breaking up and replanting clumps of lily of the valley. The stronger crowns may be reserved for growing in pots, and the ...
Article : 295 wordsThe story is told of the millionaire Jay Gould. that he once went o have his hair cut, and was charged half a dollar instead of twenty-five cents. ...
Article : 124 wordsOf Samuel Warren, author of "Ten Thousand' a Year," Lord Derby told a story which long went the round of common rooms. It is repeated in the "Leisure Hour." ...
Article : 126 wordsThe horrors of the Whitechapel murders some years ago have (writes the Berlin correspondent of the London "Daily a Mail," on June 12th), been revived in ...
Article : 409 wordsIn a collection of Roman remains. not quite so large as some of those which have come from the Silchester excavations in recent years, the most ...
Article : 423 wordsThe Rev. W. F. G. Sandwith tells some good cricketing stories in the "East Anglian." Ono is of a referee to whom a bowler appealed for a palpable lbw. "Not out," said the umpire, ...
Article : 145 wordsPoinsettia pulcherrima are invaluable for winter decoration. The finest colored bracts are produced upon plants that are propagated from cuttings annually. To ...
Article : 301 wordsInk and iron-mould may be taken out by wetting the spots with milk, then covering with common salt. This should be done before the garment is washed. ...
Article : 594 wordsMiss Strong : Pardon me. but if I am not mistaken, you are one of the poor underpaid working girls whom our Emancipation Society, tried to benefit-or at least you were ...
Article : 91 wordsThe man from London looked with disdain on a native at a railway station in the north country as he bought, a ticket for a short run. ...
Article : 111 wordsR.A. (who has engaged Chelsea Pensioner as a model, looking forward with interest to stirring narrative of battlefield where he was disabled)) : And where did you lose you leg? ...
Article : 79 wordsHenry Penley, 20, tailor, pleaded guilty; at the Clerkenwell Sessions, on June 4th, to stealing a purse and 2s 6d from 5a chambermaid in the Strand. ...
Article : 253 wordsAn old man attended at the Highgate Police Court on Saturday, 4th June, and made an application, in effect, for permission to commit suicide. ...
Article : 257 wordsMuch controversy has been excited by a remarkable insurance case just decided by the Pennsylvania courts, writes our New York correspondent. ...
Article : 221 words"Where are you going to, my pretty maid? "I'm going to astonish you, Sir," she said—"I'm bent on eclipsing you, Sir," she said. "May I accompany you, my pretty maid?" ...
Article : 202 words"Tis little that I ask of late— A life exempt from harm, A horse, a dog, a pleasant mate, And 3 little radium farm! ...
Article : 369 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
West Gippsland Gazette (Warragul, Vic. : 1898 - 1930), Tue 16 Aug 1904, Page 5
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: