The Man Who Fights Alone at Olympia Tonight
William Farnum stars in The Man Who Fights Alone and A Self-Made Failure at Olympia with Lois Wilton Edward Horton and Peter Ruth Miller. The program includes a comedy and other attractions plus an orchestral score under Miss Clare Walford.
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the Penrod
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the Olympia
William Farnum
Paramount
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Edward Horton
Farnum
Hen Alexander
Peter Ruth Miller
Eemeralda
Hunchback of
Notre Dame
Tl Moore
Mary Carr
Baum de Gragee
Wonder Dog
Orchentra Winder
Mies
Clare Walford
J. Williamson Ltd
Avenet
Circus to visit Bundaberg with elephant herd
The CIMCUS AMD 700 Sole Bros circus arrives next Thursday by special trains and will erect marquees on the river bank for two nights. They promise a world and undertaking programme led by a talented troupe. The show has drawn public appreciation during its record tour and features a merry band of performers and animals.
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Kidney Trouble and Health Advice From Sheldon’s Pile
Fragments describe morning backache and nervous strain from kidney issues. Aimed at readers seeking relief, it mentions purifying the blood, eliminating waste, and maintaining health for daily duties and long-term well being.
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Faust
Avery
Tingry
Dolly
Kitney
Sheldon
Joe
Banat
Rheadon
Benger’s Food praised as ideal for invalid feeding
A fragmentary notice extols Benger’s Food as a scientific product for invalid care, praise from the London Medical Journal and claims of easy digestion. It touts fresh milk based formula aiding delicate infants, the sick, and invalids.
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London Medica Journal
Bengers
Benger
New York Judges Propose Tougher Sentences to Curb Crime
A group of New York judges and the Public Prosecutor discussed methods to restore law and order amid rising highway robberies burglaries and violent crimes. They urged longer sentences parole reform and a large scale undercover and surveillance effort to deter criminals and keep peace for citizens.
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Elfszone
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The Madame Humbert Swindle in Paris Society
A lurid portrait of Madame Therese Humbert, the noted Parisian con artist, whose audacious fraud began in the mid 19th century. Forged wills, a giant safe, and lavish hospitality fed a sweeping scam that drained millions from Crawford relatives and others, ending in arrest and a sensational trial.
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Eeve
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Euen
Humberts
Rhody
Parla Bowadarn Dow
Winand seeks compensation for New Guinea property loss
The Belgian claimant Winand argues that his exposure as a shareholder in a predominantly German company seized New Guinea property during wartime. He contends the Paris Treaty obliges Germany or the respective governments to compensate nationals expropriated, while authorities debate the treaty’s interpretation and whether British or Commonwealth practice aligns with German actions.
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Melbourne
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Lansbury Leaves Labour Herald to Start Weekly
London correspondent notes George Lansbury MP withdraws as wartime editor of the Daily Herald. He plans a new weekly called the Weekly Herald while writing The Miracle of Fleet Street. The paper’s fate depended on union funds and Labour support amid tensions in the left wing.
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Melbourne
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Herald
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Fleet Street
Rough on Wrists Talks of Motor Cranks and Accidents
Report describes wrist injuries from hand cranks used to start cars. In Brisbane two workers suffered broken bones while cranking their vehicles. A Melbourne incident last Saturday left two men with broken wrists when a driver attempting to start a car swung into a crowded street and injured a passenger as well.
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Melbourne
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