Non-swearing golf club raises language debates
A humorous discussion on golf etiquette contrasts a proposed non swearing golf club with the tradition of colorful language on the links. It questions golf's educational value and mocks the idea while noting clergy and teachers' past views.
Middle names rise after Stuarts in England
The practice of providing children with middle names was unknown in England before the Stuarts and did not become common until Georgian times. There was a law on the statute books forbidding parents to give more than one name to their children.
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Edward Lloyd Jones
Rothesay
Young
John Chant
Jones
Balmain
P.M
England
Gift of Life and aging noted in local piece
A fragmented notice from Boorowa featuring D W Hallaharn Marsden Street notes the futility of life and small praise. includes stray lines about painting renovations cement work and a medicinal peppermint product, with an odd aside on hot water dipped knives for bread cutting.
Health Inspector reports clean dairies and slaughtering premises
Burrowa Health Inspector L G OHara presented the fortnightly dairy quarterly inspection ending June 24 1933. Premises including Misa M Hopkins R Carroll Messrs T Farrell J Southwell E J Bennison D M Myera J Hereward W Thompson F Warren Corcoran Bros were found clean and sanitary. Slaughtering premises of Donohoe Bros and J T Preston also clean. Sanitary Depot in good condition. Cutting cart license renewal for H W Hughston of Hughstonia recommended after inspection.
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L. G. O'Hara
Misa M. Hopkins
Mr. R. Carroll
Mesars
T. Farrell
J. Southwell
E. J. Bennison
D. M. Myera
J. Hereward
W. Thompson
F. Warren
Corcoran Bros
Messra
Donohoe Bros
T. Preston
Shipment of Live Rabbits to Tahiti Breeding Try
An unusual order from Tahiti reached Sydney and was shipped by the Makura. It covered 24 rabbits for breeding on Tahiti, where vegetation grows rapidly. The shipment also included 24 hares and 27 birds, with Mr. W. M. Reid noting frozen rabbits are in demand and Tahiti views them as a delicacy.
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Tahiti
Sydney
Makura
W. M. Reid
Australia
Mr. Reid
A Pack of Six Best British Razor Blades for Od
A packet of six Best British Razor Blades is described for Od. The listing notes a compact knife blade set, highlighting packaging and blade count. Od appears as the intended recipient or user in the brief entry. The item is presented in a straightforward sale style typical of catalog notices.
Main Roads work ends as Ryan's Creek Bridge completes 1932 scheme
Town Clerk C W Kenny reports to council on the fortnightly progress. The 1932 Main Roads maintenance programme ends with Ryan's Creek Bridge final certificate and a £4 17s claim for commission. Board approved extras of 18s 18d. A railway sheep incident near Harden involved three stud ewes from Otway Falkiner, one sent to Sydney, two found in a train dog box. A fourth sheep remains missing, with faults blamed on truck door shunting and bolt loosening.
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C. W. Kenny
Ryan's Croek Bridge
Department of Main Roads
MLR
Ryan's Creek Bridge
Harden
Fortnight
Otway Falkiner
Jerilderie
Wool Outlook Shows Higher Merino Prices In Bradford Market
Wool market analysis notes record high quotations since 1930 with 70s at 28d and 64s at 27d in Bradford. Demand from overseas mills is strong, France active, and turnover rising, signaling possible continued price strength. Local discount rate cuts and Sydney wool warehouse reduction planned ahead of the new season opening August 28.
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Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Bradford
Roubaix - Tourcoing
France
Poerce
Australia
Commonwealth
London
Sydney
Government to vary liability on workers' comp policies
The Assistant Treasurer stated the Government will abandon insurance business except where it is interested. Notices are being issued to workers' compensation policyholders maturing soon advising the Government plans to take action. Policy-holders should seek insurance elsewhere.
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Spooner
Euchre social aids Boorowa Ball in Memorial Hall
A quick but thorough euchre party and social at Memorial Hall Saturday night drew many locals and visitors for the Boorowa Catholic Ball prelude. E. Rolfe won the prizes. A. Gorham took the Indies' prize. dancing filled the night with a well attended lottery waltz won by Ken Gorham and Miss Pere Mundy.
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Memorial Hall
Cook
A. Gorham
Boorowa
Padman
Pere Mundy
Tennis Visitors Defeat Local Club In Cold Sunday Match
A visiting tennis team of four men four women played at Welcome Club courts Sunday. Des Thompson impressed with volleying while Miss Woods drew praise for break service. Local player T Sergent won two of three doubles with Hi Bush also showing style. a strong Married team is set to play Singles next Saturday, promising a tough test.
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Des. Thompson
Miss Woods
Critica
T. Sergent
Evont
Bush
M Real
Waterloo
Rifle Shooting Prize Programme Promises Big Evening
A substantial rifle shooting program is planned for Wednesday with a large prize list. The top award is a medal awarded for the aggregate score across three ranges.
Selecting Goulburn's New Bishop
The Synod of the Goulburn diocese will discuss policy changes as it elects a successor to Bishop Radford. Dr P A Micklem of St James's Sydney is seen as likely, with Arnold Wylde and others also named. Also noted is the Empire Theatre showing Politics with Marie Dressler and cast.
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Goulburn
Radford
P. A. Micklem
St. James's
Sydney
Oxford
Australia
Arnold Wylde
Bathurst
Bush Brotherhood
Western Districts
Politics at Empire Theatre Show Cast and Plot Highlights
Marie Dressler stars in Politics a drama with comedic moments as a housewife who runs for mayor to fight gangster rule Polly Moran co stars as her political manager Charles F Riesner directs with a notable cast Roscoe Ates Karen Morley William Bakewell John Miljan Tom McGuire and others The film blends laughter with tense political rallies and a torchlight procession set in a small town with mid dle class residents and vivid exterior sets by Metro studio designers
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Marie Dressler
Empire Theatre
Polly Moran
Rorece Ates
Karen Morley
Anna Christie
Min
Bill
Miss Drewsley
Mide
Charles F. Riesner
Roscoe Atenie
William Bakewell
John Millan
Misa Dressler
Marie
Miss Moran
Mise Droweler
Acresea
Roceac Atos
John Miljan
Joan Maral
Tom McGuire
Charles F. Rivsner
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Jim the Corner Park
Temora youth admits breaking and entering case heard
Allan Saunders, 19, pleaded guilty at Quarter Sessions with Captain Storkey acting as Crown Prosecutor to breaking and entering and stealing on April 18. Items taken included a cash box, scissors, and papers from John Jamieson’s dwelling, plus £0 from Francia Hickey’s home. Restitution made. ordered to appear for sentence within two years on own £50 surety.
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Hein
Tragic murder suicide over jealous love in youth drama
William John Walker shot his former sweetheart Pretty Marjorie Quins after she spurned him and then killed himself. The deputy coroner recorded a verdict of murder and suicide with a letter from Walker to a brother explaining his desperate actions and love for Marjorie. The story includes witness remarks from Selby Nelson and Marjorie about Walker's jealousy and possessiveness.
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William John Walker
Marjorie Quins
Mr. Renehan
Walker
Majorie
Selby Nelson
Monk
Marjorie
Minnie
Kerry
Arthur
Sacred Heart Hospital
Billy
Mick Quinn
Nelson
Comiany
Jenoun
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D. W. Hallaharn
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Burrowa
H. W. Hughston
Hughstonia
Goldsbrough, Mort & Co., Ltd
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