WORSES OF OLD By BANIO a memory of village feuds and a fake throat-cut scare
A rambled reminiscence recounts a row in which a joke about a fake throat wound escalates into a public uproar. Friends Sandy Donaldson and Arthur Wilson argue over payback and alcohol, culminating in a staged wound and a startling misunderstanding near the veranda.
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Lito
Sopitor Cave
Lange
McLeod
Sandy
Artur Wilson
Arthur
Fred Jennings
Asi
Matey
Mitchell
Don Aldean
Lwa
Mitshall
Donaldson
Paty
Wilsom
Fragmentary line about performers and a peppermint cur
The readable fragment hints at a backstage event with a singer and a billed house night. Mentions of a prima donna, a singer, and Woods Great Peppermint Curs appear in dialogue style. No clear event, date, place, or names beyond these limited terms.
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Ani
White Anta All Work Guaranteed Eight Years
A damaged OCR fragment notes a business pitch claiming long term guarantees and a product or service labeled Sporto. It mentions contact by J. Jones at a local address and a phone number 878, with urgency and broad warranty language.
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Pic
J. Jones
Lawenat
Left Handed Child Education Debate Sparks Medical Alarm
The Kattering Education Committee banned left handed children from using the left hand for writing following a report by Dr B Hogg. His findings show a high rate of stammering and other issues in children forced to switch hands, with 24 of 41 right handed children developing stammering and 52 percent of 200 examined becoming stammerers.
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Kattering
Tm Magland
Landern
B. Hogg
Inquirien
Hogg
Otha
Mtammor
Minister's Praise for Press as Public Morality Guide
The Rev W J Grant of Randwick and Anaton praised the press at a Sunday church meeting. He said editors act as modern prophets, guiding public life with discipline and conscience, sometimes partisan, yet serving as a dynamic force for national morale and charitable work.
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W. J. Grant
Randwick
Anaton
Kitiat
Grant
White wallaby sighting near Macleay River district
A white wallaby, raised by Mrs D Gill of Sulliven Strom East Kempasy, was sent to Taronga Zoo, marking a rare albino wallaby at the zoo. The animal, about a year old, is tame and drinks milk and water.
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Macleay River
D. Gill
Sulliven Strom
East Kempasy
Taronga
Gill
Sama
Malbourne Zoo
Amen Animale
Australia
Tom Clarion
Camptell Tows
Teamania
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Dungog
Dangog
Banio
W. JH. Green
W. H. Green
Darina Si Dungog
Musgrave
Dootmaree and
Refairerl
Dowling Steret
Globe Cafe
the Central Fruit Palace
A. P. Coutts
Totecce & Oure
Foster's
Maitland Mercury
Chronicle
G R. Brown
Toom
N.S.W
Griesom
Grierson's
Ererkalapala
Gilseal
Mada
of Thrift
C. Brighton
Dongog
A.D. Irwin
Phone
Cash Store
Mackay Street
Stegga's Clothing Palace
China
B.C
Huslows
Wise Shop
Les, Oakley
Phoas
Mee
Globe
Tevane Marais
J. Croll & Sons
Ait
Pmal
the Press
White Wallaby
Cates
Manet
Comey
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