Banbury council meetings and regional notices discussed
At the Banbury ratepayers meeting the mayor noted poor attendance. The Wagin Council considered hockey ground improvements and joint use with football, with a delegation to meet club reps. Debates on street lighting and funding persisted. Geraldton voting tied. the Returning Officer used a casting vote. Katanning Road Board announced final details for a new hospital contract. Local obituaries, weather, and farm town events were reported, including a missing child found in a shed near Narrogin and notes on rainfall and agricultural prosperity.
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Banbury
Wogin Council
Wain Hockey Club
Football Association
Gerald
Jonehould
Guardian
Rowland Hoes
Geraldton
Maymond Gee
Rees
W. J. Rogers
Katanning Road
Pew Hospital
Thopeun
American Methodism and Prohibition Debate in Church
An Australian World summary notes the American Methodist Episcopal Church Bishops anticipate varied views on lifting bans on dancing theatre-going and card games. The Spriituale Massachusetts quadrennial conference will decide, likely ending in compromise. Bishop Berry condemns courting worldly arts while seeking growth.
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Methodist Church In
Carruthers
Bowns
J. FP. Berry
Times Have Changed in Betion by Khuer Davie
Review notes the Sydney published work Times Have Changed by Khuer Davie from Hodder and Stoughton. It follows a high school master Mark O Tell and his wife and Aunt Cordelia at a boarding house with a controversial quilt and social entanglements. The narrator describes lively dialogue, satire on manners, and a calmer arc as the plot threads resolve with the couple reaffirming family bonds.
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Khuer Davie
Hodder Ad Stoughton
Sydney
Daly
Cutler
Cordelia
Anette
Monkey
Ole
Ely
Mark
Cordelia ix
Mother McUrdy
Derby News
Mather
M'Curdy
Mark O'Rell
Hull
Tomade
Todd
Arend
Dress Week at House of Economy
The House of Economy promotes Dress Week with surprise features in its Dress Department. It promises value, quality, assortment, and reasonable prices, inviting shoppers to visit and see the department’s famed offerings.
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the House of Economy
Fabrics at Lowest Prices Direct From Mills
Wholesale fabric sale offers wide range of wool serge and cheviot from 54 to 64 inches in navy, grey, and cream tones. Prices from 4/0 to 18/0 yard with specials on velours, gabardines, corded velveteens, checks, stripes, and crepe de chine. Includes satin, georgette, and mouseline options.
Cash Specials Offer Low Prices on Hosiery and Fabrics
Store touts Cash Specials on wool cashmere hose and silk hosiery with prices ranging from 1 shilling to 4 shillings 11 pence per pair. Also highlighted are lamp shade frames, colored fabrics, crepe flannelette, heavy sheetings, and wadded quilts with marked discount rates and bulk pricing.
Methodist Revival Origin of the Methodists and its impact
A historical look at the eighteenth century rise of Methodism in England. The sermon cites the Hey. F. Br. French and recounts the Moral and social climate, from lax marriage laws to perceived godlessness, and highlights John and Charles Wesley and George Whitefield as pivotal founders shaping religious fervor and reform.
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Kinglum
Hos Mermon
England
Voltaire
France
Thoes Times
Oxford
Haly Club
Apirita
John
Charles Wesley
George Whitfield
Methodist Church
Money goes out of Australia to support Wembley exhibition
An Australian observer estimates over 20 000 visitors will spend about £10 million during the Wembley Empire Exhibition period. About £4 million covers the trip to London and return, with roughly £20 per head in London living costs. Nearly all expenditure will go to non Australians, with about £480 000 returning as government revenue from passenger ships.
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Midaya
Wembley
Australia
Malbourne
London
Fragmentary literary line from a 19th century style text
A garbled quote attributed to Walter Sovare Lendur describes amaranth on a side of the prove with no vores and a rhodopr not on mite, then a note on unnamed emphasis of possdtmatd love and a final fainting echo. The source appears stylistically archaic and partially corrupted.
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Walter Sovare Lendur
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