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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
10
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Fragmentary copy notes a rifle shooting club event in Richmond with mentions of participants, a long railway journey, and a 2207 term or token. The readable text references a teen participant and Morrison, Mamden, and Wy Plovwiinn participating or observed, with unclear dates or settings.
A taxi driver witnesses a man named Newton threaten death by self harm and fire in a London taxi. After a violent episode in a club and a failed attempt to calm him, Newton left for Holborn with a revolver, later found dead in a taxi. Evidence notes mental strain and a past legal case.
Fragmentary report from Sydney in June 85 describes a two hour darkness event impacting metropolitan areas. References to candles kerosene and a city official comment about an endowment are unclear but imply aid or response. Names and precise details are unreadable in the surviving text.
A dense critique by Br A Blied-Well discusses Shadwell’s analysis of socialism, its origins, and its postwar evolution. It covers how English and Continental movements relate, the Russia and Lenin Trotsky models, and questions on the term communism, inter national origins, and the movement’s growth. The review highlights Shadwell’s impartial scope, his balance of theory and practice, and urges serious study by conservatives and socialists alike.
The London Times July issue outlines Imperial Challenge Shield trials for youths under 18 across the Empire. The program aims to group competitors from Britain and Dominions, awarding a King’s Trophy to the dominion with highest all round efficiency. selections, rules, and future expansion are discussed amid broader notes on rural industry.
At a Glasgow Labour conference the Zinovieff letter triggered sharp exchanges. Macdonald supporters pressed back claims of mishandling the letter while critics demanded a living wage and denounced government failures on armaments and Iraqi actions. The special committee probe continued as leadership urged unity.
June 4 by election in Oldhim caused by Sir W Grige’s appointment to Reno governorship. Wiegins Liberal secures 26,325 votes while Tout Labour trail with 2,702 votes.
A fragmented note outlines a plan involving invitations and timing, mentioning wards and location cues. The garbled text references social events, possible ceremonies, and scheduling concerns without clear names or exact dates. The readable phrases suggest municipal or neighborhood planning amid confusion.
Charity sale offers reduced prices on toys and essentials for the infirm and aged. Items described as valuable and affordable, with a focus on practical goods and reasonable costs. Shoppers urged to visit the event and take advantage of reduced rates.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement page shows a jumble of items for sale and services, including wheels tyres cider and car parts, home goods, meats, and furniture. Names like Balfour and Woodward appear among listings for garages and shops, with various prices in pounds and shillings, plus shipping and order notes. The page reads as a chaotic catalog from a local market or hardware shop, listing numerous items and vendors in a dense, OCR-laden format.
Julius Fenrich of LASO advertises home improvements at Valley Sills with painting and carpentry work. The notice lists a Walding project at Woolwand Library Buildings and Acora hool Street, offering full construction services, materials, and a plan for custom design with bids and commissions.
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