Caught in a Web of Romance and Crime
A sensational tale unfolds as Angela and Hubert face arrest for murder. In a ballroom intrigue, Angela calmly plans flight through a window with Hubert guiding their escape. The sergeant arrives with a warrant naming Castiata, while Mrs Bronson collapses in the hall, heightening the peril and suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Hubert
the Palies
Mils
Daunton Manor House
Amagistrate
Annandale
Tf Tom
Agnes
Mrs. Bronson
Mysterious Letter Ties Angela Case to Murder Probe
Hubert Annandale endures a sleepless night as Angela’s arrest shocks the circle at Daunton Manor. The inquest finds Angela guilty of murder after police reveal a crucial letter and a sketch of events, forcing Annandale to pursue truth with Sir John and Mr. Stanley amid mounting peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stanley
Annandaly
Angela
Robert
Stanley
Annandale
Sir John
Hubert
Rodney
Nowi
Angela Margharita
Lucia Milford
John Bisek
Rodney Gas Company
Leela
Mary
Bani
Annandele
Remaiaher
Bravlay
Guiseppe Caffata
London
Mount Darragh Road Plan Promises Regional Growth
Correspondent notes mild weather and a late fairyuy season as Mt. Darragh settlers, mills, and shire council expand labor for culverts and roads. Grifiths Bros and Williams Sawmill bustle while Harrison’s mill nears completion. A railway-roads link to the coast is urged to unlock timber and dairy potential, boost settlement, and unite tableland and coast in a vigorous push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imlay
Grifiths Bros
Williams
Harrison
Department of Education
Throng Road
Aheast
Cann River Community News Briefs and Developments
Maize harvest underway though pickers few due to police presence. Mild weather so far with occasional frost early in the season. W Lawson of Craigie buys W Cowell's land near Butter Factory, expected to rise in value. Rail extension from Orbost eastward eyed, six miles proposed. Butter Factory opened May 20, drawing visitors from Cann, Creasingalung, Melburne. lively picnic and speeches followed by a well-attended Noor Inbes Hall dance. Correspondent notes travel delays delaying local mail service to Orbost-East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawson
Lawson
Opbost
Creasingalung
Sven
Melhwurne
Noorinbes Hall
Cami River
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Mrs. F. Gilmore of Bambila testifies that Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured her husband’s disordered kidneys after a severe backache and fatigue. Two years later he remains free of trouble. advertises price 2/9 and delivery by Poster-McClellan Co. 15 Hamilton Street Sydney. Doan's is urged as authentic and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Dean
Thea
Poster-McClellan Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Doan's
Memories of Mrs Love and Monaro Twofold Bay conflict
The obituary recollects Mrs Love of Cathcart who died on Begs on Saturday. She recalled supplies by bullock dray from Sydney and a six month round trip. It recalls a fight between Monaro bricks and Twofold Bay people prompted by a corroboree and the subsequent defense by her father Mr Bixon who sheltered whites and drove off attackers at Bega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Love
Cathcart
Sydney
Monaro
Twofold Bay
Mra. Love
Mr. Bixon
Towamba Fails To Capture Crimmins Cup At Cathcart
Towamba again visited Cathcart last Saturday to reclaim the Crimmins Cup but lost 6 to 3. A late start and semi darkness hampered play though the match delivered strong forward work from the Grier brothers for Towamba and Beasley for Cathcart. Cathcart led by 3 after a try by Beasley, Towamba replied with a strong second half effort, yet a late drop goal attempt by Grier failed and Cathcart held on for the win. Towamba challenges Cathcart for a third match to be played at Cathcart on June 7 or 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towamba
Cathcart
B. Stewart
Townman
Rutherford
Grier Brothers
Tawamba
Burnet
Hammond
G. Stewart
Towemba
McCoy
J. Crotty
V. Crotty
Jine
Burnett
Towomba
Cathccart
Geiers
Robinson
J. H. Beasley
Gries
Towaiba
Y. Crotty
Loch
Cathecart
Towamby
Cathears
Lowamba Beeing
Grier
Kiel
Forswards
Quthcare
Gamins
Gathcart
What to Take for Indigestion
A vintage ad notes Magnesia as a family remedy for digestive and stomach troubles. It claims a single dose neutralizes acidity fast, restores appetite, and improves mood after meals. The copy urges ensuring the HISMAG sign on the package when buying and promotes Bor-Bronchial Coughstiks and peppermint products as related items.
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Harold Child
Rohille
An- Sela
Magdalen
Zvill
Hubert Annandale
Magdalen Bronson
Mt. Darragh
Cann River
Melbourne
Albury
Gowlhurn
Cann
Orbost
Eastor
Ww. Moore
Undertaker, Young St
Bombala
Telephone
James Hardie & Coy. Ltd
Asbestos
Dr. York and
Wynyard Streets
N.S.W. Govt. Railways
Crimmins Cup