Nylon Socks for Men Soon in America
A fragmented 1920s report notes nylon socks for men being produced in America. It mentions Mr Norman Toutley as general manager of Bong's Industries and describes development and shipment details from Europe and England, with uncertain dates and places.
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Sydney
Thurming Son
Ameren
Norman Toutley
Moutley
Bong's Industries
Utanidiasion
Rymney
Akys “Muaater
Europe
England
Arne
Aloe
Brutal attack case heard in Paddington Court
A trial at Paddington Court heard a man accused of an assault at Daringhurst Quarter on February 2. Alfred Hutchin, Bernard Monaghan, and others were said to have been struck as they lay unconscious, with medical evidence noting injuries. Mayenwin of Mustings Parade faces the charges and linked witnesses described the incident.
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Sydney
Tuurwlay
Witnoga
Mayenwin
Alfred Kugar Hutchin
Bernard
Monaghan
Mtonnehart
Young Basher Trial For Armed Robbery
Two young men face trial for armed assault and robbery after allegedly holding up a middle woman with a gun, binding and gagging her, and stealing 887. They were arrested December 10 and confessed, with one referencing sedatives. The attack occurred at Livy May Kern’s flower shop on Hunter Street in Sydney.
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Rydney
Barhed Nee
Atole
Leial
Gentral Court
Tutechiew Fagan
Pop Michael
Ryan
Sid Parcy
Amen Campbell
Bho
Fagan
Wiethin
Livy May Kern
Hunter Street
Aydney
Mien
Campbell
Bern
Used Cars Kingston Listing F737 F723 After Hours
Kingston page notice lists used car lot at Cunningham Street near Halfway Station with F737 and F723 model tags and after hours access details.
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Cunningham ST
Kingston
Halfway Station
Parr Remanded After Sister-in-Law Murder Charge
Lealie Frederick Parr, 28, remained in custody at Mere, facing murder charges in the death of Mrs. Millsmith near Hillaton. Witnesses described Parr’s confession and a brutal struggle at the hospital fence, with clothing and a white shirt presented in court as evidence.
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Hilaton
Lealie Frederick Parr
Abearer
Millan
Maron
Parr
Mere
Mra
Kiley “Aman
Biometreet Mills
Hjurien
Laalle
Frederick Shure
Uae
Ini
Shearer
Hillatnn
Meamith
Wy Toll
Narreandera
Aid
Phynia Parr
Mra Amith
Leaile Frederick Parr
Ina Rowse
Orn
Toll
Parrister
Purr
Rosa
Tia
No Labour to Unload Potatoes
Sydney reports tension at the waterfront over potato unloading as the Port Committee prioritizes other cargo. The Nyakuta vessel arrived with 4,700 bags and is to carry dispatch materials including timber and cement. Local observers note labor disputes delaying distribution and city officials push for orderly unloading.
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Sydney
Neakuta
Attractiveness to Foot Runners Sparks Canberra Gift Inquiry
The text notes strong interest from foot runners in a Canberra Gift event with over 80 inquirers. It mentions a prize draw, a winner to be chosen from entrants, and references to the event setup and heats.
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Austral
Canberra
Missing Women Search Underway Near Springwood District
Police and volunteers comb rough country in the Apringwood area for three elderly women. A search party formed near the Aprinewood Hotel around 2:20 pm with officers from Penrith and Springwood aided by local volunteers at the scene.
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Sydney
Apringwood
Orentat
Aprinewood
Penrith
Springwood
Railway Officers Disown Attack On Commissioner
Railway officers reject an attack on the commissioner and condemn the actions of a local railway association sub-branch claim. They say the council’s decision and the ensuing conduct incited further hostility toward the commissioner and railway men.
Poisoned fruit scare hits Wagga during cyanide warning
A cyanide contamination scare swirled through Wagga as a failway carriage was said to have distributed tainted fruit. Police reported no confirmed cases and no suspected poisonings, while officials warned customers to heed safety notices. The acting Chief Pure Food Inspector noted a potential offense connected to food freight in cyanide rumors.
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Wagga
Wage
Wage General Store and R'house-terfonse
W. Madgwick
Hair worm blamed for sheep losses in ACT
Canberra reports point to a hair worm causing sheep losses in the Australian Capital Territory after a mild shower period. A Canberra veterinarian notes the worm attacks grazing flocks quickly and recommends preventive drenches and supplements to feed to curb infections.
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Act
Toni
Canberra
Atria
Scout Notes From Canberra Camp and Jambooree
Scout notes report Canberra District jamboree in Park Victoria and a Pan-Pacific jamboree trip listing participants from West Metropolitan Blue Mountains and Canterbur y. Details include troop leaders A HP Simpson Jack Israel and May 1 camp plans with Benior Rcouts and Alan Ray coordinating.
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Cuba
Jenson
Freestyle Landes
Ing
Ay Sands
Yeurai Reneue
Aldig
Oper
Ays Exroien
Tray Rave
Nivina
Amy Cubsmaaters
A Boyle
Naiaeiet
Amlermon
Sali Thy
Lee Royatian
Vinit
Canberra
Park
Victoria
Flea
Canbern
Manan
Consit
Aeouth
West Metropolitan
Blue Mountaine
Scarla
Reece
HP Simpson
Uwe
Clarke
Benior
Barnard
Alan Ray
Jack Israel
London
Job
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Wertrude
Manaka Arcede
Fashion Corner
Manuka
Sparva
Viyella
Wnt
Celanese
Jersey
Viyella Nursery
Manuka Arcade
Manuka Shoe and Fashion Store
Crease PeeisTe
SIL
Hulberrs
Rew Doren
Manuka Arcadf
Rumble Brothers
Fis
Shearsr
Rire
Mils
Railway
Abaccinion
Ftuitwaye Gammiasionee
Garaide
Council of
Mallway” Salanied Oder
Deuasifieh
Ganteens
LO Alk Mpoonn An Farkex Win Wonge Seti Fk
Premratain Be
Moselev
Thalfoon
E. & C. Chandler
Kennedy Street
Bent Fenawn
Fhve Wat Werthley
RADIO
Wradiola
Valar
Ives Raeivas
Vais
Wireless
Muniealassay Lnt
National Whitiels
Shore
Yaraut
Nturolia
The
ALWIA
Madiobe
Wandard
Artable
Caio Leigh
Livin Restivey
Ym Ram Sa
India
ED A
Bivistay
Stributors
Nana
Restate
Wallantong
Ednanawh
A. A. Radiola
Salsons
BODIE
Andorra
A.C.T
Lovie
Haval
Wwe
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