Missionary Visit Describes Chinese in Australia Church View
An English speaker recounts a missionary talk in Liangssban with Gorge Rogers an Eyenguliat to the Chines detailing Chinese daily life, beliefs, and opium use. He notes Chinese customs, dress, temples, and a British mission effort, urging prayer and support for evangelism among Chinese communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Rogers
Anoctins Marsh
Chines
Liangssban
Thas
Chios
Eas
Ksioel
Ater
Chay
Australia
Emoka
Coalty
Coon
China
Apa Zavaus
Chiesa
Hove
Hudson Taylor
Ageiultura
Linuetisk
Indore
Hamiboo
Fess
Alamo
Agricultars
Alsrays
Choval
Lev
G. B. Hees
Thusly
Beard
Bogers
Anguscallopo
South Australia
Fragmentary OCR notes on places and people in antiquated text
The readable fragments mention locations, names, and events in a scattered, partly garbled form. Specifics are unclear but imply a historical setting with references to lakes, palaces, and various persons and groups.
Serpent Ener Sh Devi Fare in New Secord Book
Fragmentary crossword style note references Lawn TRENIS and Malliwoner with garbled names. Readable parts indicate a mention of a new Secord book and possible round or game terms. No clear events, dates, or organizations emerge.
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Secord
Fragmented Blackwood Social Event Recap At Melbourne
Readable fragments describe a Melbourne gathering with performances by Miss Lilo from Melbourne and J. Byron among others. Despite inclement weather attendees enjoyed recitations, singing, dancing, and a meal, with notices of lodge activities and community addresses.
Saturday events and notes from The Scientific American summary
An itemized list of upcoming events for September and October appears in a 19th century style notice. The text includes dates and brief activities, then shifts to a reflection on excavations near No ghred and the evolution of ancient populations as explained by Ben Reiner.
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Holy Deimity
China
Ushinass
Alana
Vheir
Saville
Uae
Fealan
Saur Sogupa Limited
Las
Becom United
Unesian
Elaine
Hustan Alsee
Lyland
Folty-Rusbund
Wuristy
Muchanics
Gair
Lidge
Forcell
Stelford Clark
Thos
Sloan
Coas
Kolin
Powiols
Bleilen
Celus
Ineo
Olord
Peter
Prostalda
Dupont
Ema
Langye
W. G Elonena
W. G. Hemme
Gootang
Scientific American
Ben Reiner
Man
Nove
Desert
Sail
Nile
Ceantry
Allan Shire Derby Contests Nomination for Council Seat
Fragmented OCR shows a notice from Allan Shire about an upcoming election. It names several candidates including Taig Munn, Beware Bressas, Yalonke Vale, Romerssay, and Monit Waller. The document indicates closing dates for nominations and mentions councilor position and state election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavn Aly
Bressas
Yalonke Vale
Romerssay
Monit
Waller
Augiael
Seabants
Walluge
Merecas
Atorison
Romig Oifrer
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Wipsronany Sp
Tissins
Monten
Reger
Clmberlan
Rela
Ube
Caute
Winane Ood
Waar
Rogers
Meerut
Tommy Cropemmatt
Bacenus
Church of England
Tha Hey
A. Brewer
Bra
Brame
Rau
Gettini
Trinity
Reys
A. Brewar
JA Stuart
P. Fees
H. Billo
W. Hollie
Mr. Titton
George Rovers
Soutain Garmant
Gian
Rogeta
Tay
le Wall
Wall
Sindal Ehoss
Iowa
Rogara
Shay Ware
Ghia
Manchuria
Rica
Ornie
Bates
Pontina
Palace
Thantherlain’s Cours Hamedy
Straly
Blackwood
Dieisiov
Alan Bard
Allearn & Avesford
Newhaven
Aha Jane Messe
J. Byron
Bviokiop
Edion of
Prestiriss
Mies
Melbourne
Carvattare
Faran
Peevont
C. Wolters
Obieman
Mr. Sl
Armatron
Ai ‘Purell Rollac
Ted
Ghueaughly
Myrmong
de Monte
W. Grant Morton
Grant Garret
F. GE. Hiscock
Tor
Pearce Bros
Susan Ro
Lee Te Alasaved
Arin
Feergeenigy
Eeewenrting
Ssdit
Cova
Pabld
We Aest
Aif Storrksenory
Sayers
Allport Pex
Lia¢ Ogennatt Sirens Bydnt
Tasmanian
W. E. Armstrong
Saturdas
Ansual
Tioean Parasif Ageuat
Boas Parsons
Jedouaday
Melion A.W
Wadoosihay
Adnan
Wailiauihy
Maddinglay Taraa
Dora
Doren & Uo
Bulwrday
Pbondius
Shire OF Allan
Shire OF
Ballam
Noll Elrowon
Wesp & Tibime
Gusaiee
Ervow
Gorton J
Hyiun
Dina
Sui
Telure
Tnd
Angus
Meshualey Fawley Beano
Bt & Eh
Ina
Hugh Evans
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