Religion and Piety A Distinction in Spiritual Life
A sermon on religion and piety argues the two must be united for true faith. It contrasts external church forms with inner devotion, warning that piety without religion leads to self centeredness while religion without piety becomes formalism. The piece stresses Sunday observance, church discipline, and the need for both inner grace and outward practice.
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High Court of
Urlmment
Salk Ubingw
Easton
Indi
Chure
Gion
Tandon Tinea
Picture transmission device demonstrates quick photo creation
Westinghouse engineers display a radio photo apparatus at Madison Square Garden during the Radio World's Fair. The system converts electrical impulses into a finished five by eight inch photograph in under a minute, functioning by radio or wire, and claims superior speed over existing methods despite channel limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Mamafusturing Co
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Prite
King George V recovery sparks British loyalty praise
The Geraldton Guardian reports foreign observers marvel at Britons’ steady loyalty to the throne amid King George V’s illness and recovery. It attributes enduring devotion to the crown as a symbol of unity and British liberty, sustained by the king’s personal conduct during times of stress.
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M McPhuieal
George V
Bne
George Hes
Poison Problem Solved Weedkiller Demonstrations Reported
A Melbourne firm Black Boy Tansing and By-Products Limited claims a new weedkiller is effective against blackberry dock thistles and other weeds after demonstrations overseen by W Thorn of Studley Park and A D Hardy. Tests at Ferntree Gully for the Victorian Railway Department also approved with satisfaction from officials. Professor Richards notes Queensland earns £200,000 yearly from shells from the Great Barrier Reef, with potential growth as development expands.
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Seng
Limited
Melbourne
W. Thorn
Studley Park
Sind
A. D. Hardy
Lee
Victorian Railway Department
Ferntree Gully
Brown
Oakleigh
Bary
White
D’ar Hon
Black‘berry
Watesonin
Bygie His
Bracken and
Thintieg
Prof. Richards
Queensland
Great Barrier Reef
Interesting British car the Veuxhall in London motor show
A Veuxhall car draws attention at the London motor show with a new edition and several alterations for the year. The range boosts refined interiors, generous equipment, and first rate finish, with the improved 2000 and 20/60 models praised for value and performance. General Motors distributes through Young Motors Limited as Geraldton agents.
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London
General Motors
Young Motors Limited
Geraldton
Crichton-Browne on Living Long Through Work and Exercise
Sir James Crichton-Browne, aged 8 percent in November 20, shared his recipe for longevity. He urged hard work, plain living, no fade, and plenty of exercise, claiming life’s length is tested by constitution and experience rather than years. He advocates daily long walks and opposes excessive luxury and pleasure-seeking.
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James Crichton-Browne
Sir James
Local Antiques Ad Mentions Wastepaper Needles Quiet Town
Fragmented OCR item references a town collection of varied values and a newspaper wastepaper request. Mentions a Sans Detllinge address and 138 Marine Terrace with building notes and Guardian branding.
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Ntain Pena
Marine ‘Terrace
Adelaide Echoes For New Star Jackson Cricketer
In Adelaide on February 4 a 19 year old youth named Jackson thrilled spectators with a superb innings. He faced the crisis with veteran poise and youthful confidence, scoring rapidly and earning a standing ovation as he reached a century, joining a select group of cricketers who have achieved the feat.
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Adelaide
Jacksun
Jackson
Test Cricket Australia Leads in Jackson Praise from London Papers
London papers praise Jackson after his century in the first test, comparing him to legends like W G Grace Ranji and Bradman. England’s total seems inadequate, while Jackson’s form excites talk of a rising talent akin to Trumper, with debates on the last five batsmen's contribution.
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London
Australie
St Bast
Evening ‘Standard
Jackson
W. G. Orage
Ranji
Bannerbank Jackson
Bradman
Im & Com
Mr. Woolley
Daily Chronicle
Australia
England
Adelaide
Dewsee
Celienet
Eeeiog
Asutratin
Pham
Warner
Morning Post
Anya
Struck by Cricket Ball Fatality Shocks Wyalkathem
The death of Mr. M Queen, struck on the head by a ball during a cricket match at Korretock ing, is reported from Wyalkatehem. He served as umpire, later scorer, and died in Wyalkatehem Hospital this morning. He was a popular district figure, wartime ALP member, farmer, secretary of local sub-branch and Primary Producers Association, and a supporter of agricultural society cricket and football clubs. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Wyalkatehem
Bob) M'Queen
Korretocking
Deccased
M'Queen
Benjabbering
Focal
Primary Producers’ Association
Agricultural Society
Railway safety signal cabin at London Bridge
The new signal cabin at London Bridge will replace heavy lever systems with six inch levers operable by finger. It will be the world’s largest of its kind with 31 electrically controlled levers handling about 2000 trains daily and a two and a half mile route diagram. Sixteen men and eight boys train to operate the miniature levers as older boxes with 615 levers are dismantled.
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Southers
London Bridge
Granny Smith Apple Origin in Parramatta Growers Tale
The story recounts how Mrs. Thomas Smith in Parramatta, New South Wales, discarded decayed Tasmanian fruit at a creek, where a stray apple tree sprouted. A pomologist and his son tasted the fruit, deeming it good for culinary use, leading to seedling planting and a marketable Granny Smith harvest in Sydney.
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Granny Smith
Australia
Great Britain
Jim
Thomas Smith
Parramatta
New South Wales
Sydney
Tucband
Ryde
E. Samil
Smith Farm
Small
Saul
Mr. Small
Mrs. Smith
American pianist demands terms in possible New York engagement
An American concert agent secured an interview with a famed pianist who would consider the proposal only on his own terms. When asked for his conditions the pianist declared a stupendous amount, prompting the agent to remark that even the President earns less. The musician then suggested the agent proceed to arrange the engagement.
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New York
London
Plane tragedy evidence at inquest over fatal aeroplane crash
Melbourne witnesses describe low flying near Tich mond aerodrome before Albert Smith farmer was killed January 21 when a moth aeroplane crashed at Cornwallis. Witnesses report planes swooping over crowds of pea pickers and over deceased’s home. The coroner cites negligence by the pilot and notes memory loss as a factor.
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Melbourne
Tichmond
Albert Smith
Cornwallis
Richmond
Johnson
F. W. Street
Somerville
BR. B Walker
Thomas Upton
Windsor
Smith
Mr. Walker
Gardiner's
Mr. Johnson
Witaces
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Geraldton Newspapers Limited
Bequib
Brook
The
Guardian & Express
Vauxhall
Mene
Wyalkatchem
Fig Tree
Northampton
Farmer
Sng
Sunetiiens
Arnold
Gem Ovbbom
Emery
Teow
Witmem
Ty Romerville
Horsereike Gelantamy
Benith
Gomer Yithy
Shin
Indy
Crooks & Brooker Ltd
Ice
R. Joseph’s
Furniture Arcade
Jarrah
Oregon
Cuming Smith Or
Mount Lyell
the Farmers’ Company
the Victoria Insurance 00, Ltd
Fae
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