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Children at play in Hampstead (b / w photo)
3651739 Children at play in Hampstead (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Children at play in Hampstead)

Education Act 1870 / Punch
OBSTRUCTIVES Comment on the Education Act of 1870, which set up locally elected school boards to provide for adequate basic schooling in all areas Date: 1870

Fuel crisis of 1947: London offices and shops, when the lights went off as a result of the electricity cuts, carried on with varying types of illumination

Mr. H. Stephens, his wife and three young children, who have been living for 11 months in a small unventilated garage, approximately 10ft by 20ft, in Lloyds Way, Beckenham, Kent

Congenital syphilis is preventable If syphilitic mothers will take adequate treatment during the last five months of pregnancy : New York State Department of Health

Lot Parts from Abraham
Because the terrain is not adequate to support both their flocks, Abraham and his nephew Lot go their separate ways

Women from the Rear
Viewed from the rear, most ladies are happy to bare most of their backs, hoping for adequate central heating

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Amidst the chaos of the Board of Trade's Titanic inquiry, a moment of innocence is captured in this black-and-white photograph of children at play in Hampstead. Meanwhile, back in 1870, the Education Act was a beacon of hope for future generations, as depicted in a satirical Punch cartoon. Fast forward to the fuel crisis of 1947, where London offices and shops plunged into darkness, a stark contrast to the bright future envisioned by educators decades prior. Elsewhere, a month-long siege in St. Pancras ended in a spectacular street battle, while Mr. H. Stephens and his family of five bravely endured living conditions for 11 months. In the face of adversity, it's important to remember that preventable diseases like congenital syphilis can be combated, as long as syphilitic mothers receive proper care. And lastly, let's not forget the wisdom of the ancient philosopher Lot, who once said, 'Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom, let not the strong man glory in his strength, let not the rich man glory in his riches; but let him who glories glory in this, that he understands and knows Me.' (Isaiah 2:12-16) - Women from the Rear.