Bombala Convent music pupils excel in London College exams
On Thursday November 19 Mr Pople, examiner for the London College of Music, assessed eight candidates at St Joseph's Convent Bombala. All passed with honors or first class, led by Maisie Spike winning the Cap and Gown. The convent notes nine years without a single failure in LCM or Sydney Conservatorium exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday
Nove
Pople
London
St. Joseph's
Bombala
Maisio
Piplesta
A.L.C.M
Miss Maisioike
Mary Nicholson
Gwen Sherrin
Jessie Peisley
Kathleen Gunn
Mollie Thorne
Fred Toms
Bessie Spike
London College of Music
Conservatorium of Sydney
Sluggish Liver and Dosage for Quick Relief
The text warns of a torpid liver causing poisonous blood and jaundiced skin with symptoms such as loss of appetite indigestion dull cough and dizziness. It urges prompt action and recommends Dr Morse s Indian Root Pills as a remedy for liver disease and body poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Dyer
Doan's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief
An American style testimonial extols Doan's Ointment as unequalled for all piles forms. The note claims prompt treatment at first signs can cure even deep seated cases, citing Mr James Rova of Sydney and urging purchase at chemists and stores for 2/9 or by post from Poster McClellan Co.
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James Rova
Lower
Campbell Street
Surry Hills
Sydney
Dean
Doan
Poster-McClellan Co
Hamilton Street
Market Day Life in Mahela Filipino Women Sell Wares at Capitol Market
The women carry baskets of wares on their heads through muddy trails to a market near the capitol city. They barter for tomatoes, greens, eggs, fruit, and live chickens, pausing for a cigarette break among friends. Sunday is the busiest market day with cockfights drawing crowds while many women tend Masa and shop.
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Capitol City
Alger non Peewit’s self centered talk at dance
The piece describes Alger non Peewit boasting about his virtues and ambitions at a dance. He targets Millie Mitford, a hockey player, and proclaims his plan to marry a girl who perfectly matches his tastes. Millie retorts that many bright intelligent girls exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Peewit
Millie Mitford
Mitch Mitford
Algers Non
Seven Languages Said to Be Spoken in the British Isles
A writer notes seven languages may be spoken in Britain including English Wales Irish Manx Seutlana Cornish and French Channel Islands. The piece laments that historians and the public know little about these tongues.
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British Isles
Wales
Erse du Ireland
Slane
Isle of Man
Manx
Seutlana
Channel Islands
Cornwall
Turning the Tables on a Laborer in a Strained Exchange
A lawyer questions a plainly dressed witness who admits being a workman and an engineer. The dialogue swaps jargon and asks about the witness’s principal implements, but the witness downplays their relevance, leading to further insistence from the examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottily
Black snake sightings and close call in rural homestead
In Euchareene a large black snake loitered about the home, later found in bed with Mr Lyons. Nearby at Baldry the eight year old son of O Hodges was bitten. his ten year old brother tied the wound and sought help. The boy was taken to Cumnock for care and recovered, with praise for his brother’s quick actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyons
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Vider Bros
VITA
Bros. A
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SAS
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Chemat
St, Bombaga
Telephone
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Mercy Street
Agenctrs
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Batrol
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Tandard
Randy
Australia
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Ford Motor Company OF Australia Pty
LTM
Music Examination
Mahela
the Languages OF
Britain
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