Bowes to join England squad for Australia tour
Bowes, hailed as one of England's best fast bowlers, prepared to leave Leeds after securing a spot in Jardine's side for the voyage to Australia. He planned to play for Warwick and had trained with Verity to sharpen his bowling, while his father voiced pride in his son's merit and hard work.
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Unclear sports note fragments hint at racing and tragedy
Fragmentary OCR mentions mares and a race with Neawom and Tamper, plus a trainer killed in a harbor incident. References to Rydawe Harbor bridge and widows suggest a local tragedy affecting horses, trainers, and rent terms amid a chaotic account.
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Turfs muddled racing notes from a Melbourne program
A fragmented mele of horse racing briefings from Melbourne covering trainers, horses like Age Khan and Trinemere, and Australasian performers from New Zealand. It notes Standish Monday, Standish Mandiray, and mentions Rosebill, Trimare, and others with uncertain futurity.
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PRTWICH RACES VILLAGE WINS AT MEET
TPRWWH on September 1 reports village victory at a local race meeting with a fair attendance. Unclear details mention races held and favorable conditions for spectators and competitors.
Mareeba Turf Club Meeting At Hualep's Hotel
Mareeba Turf Club held a monthly committee meeting at Hualep's Hotel on Friday with ten members present. Discussion covered prize money, a new racing schedule, track improvements, and plans to submit proposals to the Golf Club and Lands Department for completion.
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Schultz Expedition Caterpillar Gear Demonstration at Townsville
In Townsville on September 14 the caterpillar crawler gear prepared for the Schultz expedition demonstrated in sand near the Rats River adjacent to the QIME works. A Ford truck stuck in deep sand near the river bridge but the gear moved the heavy job. The trucks are to be driven to Ayr tonight to be lined up for departure at dawn, routing via Giru and Charters Towers, not through Townsville.
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Gougolof Executed in Paris Dawn Parade Follows
In Paris on September 14 Gougolof was guillotined at dawn. Crowds gathered along the boulevard in the evening as the guillotine rose at the Sastie prison. Republic guards restricted witnesses to those with permits. Gougolof received no forewarning and faced the blade within half an hour of his cell entry. His wife’s Tuesday visit was denied.
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Last Words in Paris Before Death During Communion
Fragmentary dispatch from Paris reports a man speaking courageously during his Communion, asking forgiveness and uttering a final plea to Russia and his country. The garbled text suggests a tragic death amid religious rites and wartime context, with a note on forgiveness and national allegiance.
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Letters from a Man of No Importance in Second Series
The review highlights the second series of Letters from a Man of No Importance, praising its pleasant castal dipping and wartime tales. It notes an anecdote of a young French chauffeur, a quip by General Hershiny, and humor from Etonian politeness. The piece cites Mr Asquith’s lecture and a Spectator quote about poignant war stories, including a tale of a general learning of his son’s death.
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Australian cricket tour sparks Surrey dinner chatter
In London on September 14, talk centered on the Australian team and the upcoming matches. Feeder of the Surrey Club predicted tough tests for Australia while Jardine and Brown weighed Yorkshire’s strong form and possible selection.
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Three Past Bowlers Stir Local Debate at Evening Rink
In a muddled local item, fans discuss Bowes and Bar Wood in a windy, cryptic note about bowling prowess. The fragmented text mentions Austin and Arwood with unclear roles, while factions clash over team loyalties amid a loose bowlers’ rivalry.
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Barnett Hotel at Gayndah Destroyed in Fire
Fire tore through Gayndah early today destroying the Barnett Hotel one of the town’s oldest structures. The blaze, fueled by an adjoining fruit shop, demolished the entire block within an hour. Insurance covered the building about £1300 and furniture about £650, with stock also insured.
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Irish Party condemns tax in Irish farm race plan
The Irish Party issued a statement condemning the tax policy in Ireland and urging the Free State Government to mobilize resources to ensure every family is supplied with food fuel and clothing for the coming winter. It also urged that cattle sales to British markets be organized by a government body, with any loss borne by the State.
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Amateur Scrimming Club Adopts New Plans
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