Racing notes from Goodwood and Helena Vale meet
Racing writer Lockie reports on Goodwood outcomes with five winners from top contenders. Key horses include Shepami, Earl Howard, Coralyn, Greenantius, Laodocus, Abbey King, Green Swarif, Zora Cross, Plo Fatou, San Antonio, Glentrain, Fathers Voice, and Gloaming. Stakes and events mentioned include the Cumming Cup, Caulfield Cup prospects, and Epsom weight discussions.
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Wotions
Lockie
Helena Vale
Shepami Eadl Howami
Shepherd Kixgelding
Earl Howard
Coralyn
Mistico
Downdale
Green Antius
Green Mountain
St Headquarters
Laodocus
Nsw
M. Axtain
Saltillo
Abbey King
Perth
Green Swarif Ams
Plo Fatou
Towton
Easingwold
San Antonin
Moonee Valley
W.A
San Antonio
St. Spasa
Imp
Blackadder
Sydney
Glentrain
Mut
Randwick
Dominion
Gloaming
Father's Voice
Lil
Greensteal
W. Marks
Fremantle
Pramantle
Marks
Wrnter
Monk
Essingwold Bas
Bunty
Brown
Stony Ram
Bearbe
Meserx
Chisholm
Donald
James
New Zealand
Jones
Esees
Nes
P. D. Jones
Ballymene
Glentrein
Killochra
AJC
Cliffdale
Epsom
Wynette
Trier
H. Torr
Vinnietown
Tennis day at Melbourne Guy Tennis Club
A Sunday event at the Melbourne Guy venue featured the Ajana Tennis Club visitors with Galena members. Matches across mixed doubles, men's doubles, and ladies events saw mixed results, steady play, and a musical tea to conclude, with Mrs Hogg and Mrs Jamieson among the winners in several pairs.
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Nis
Ajana
Alana
Glenn Maith
Morrin
Misa Rochester
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T. Atkisson
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Mir Abd Me 'Amerson
Mr Jamieson
F. Porter
Misausin
Amd L. Atkisom
Hogg
Hickie
Wisbawn
Thand
MofMin
Toad T. Atkinson
P. Hogg
Australian news wrap reports health, defense and trade notes
Tuberculosis deaths rise in Victoria for early August period as Navy manpower and recruitment figures draw attention. Across the empire, thousands refuse to install mail boxes. U S trade and agricultural shipments face overproduction and a market slump. Darwin rationing, a Palermo cathedral collapse, Bardie wreck salvage, and Tasmanian Boy Scouts tour Europe are noted alongside discussions of eight hour week goals and social customs related to death rites.
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Victoria
Commonwealth
U.S.A
Darwin
Xvt
Dryopithecus Pattern Reveals Human Ancestry Link
Scientists at the American Museum of Natural History argue fossil jaw bones from Dryopithecus, found in India, support Darwin’s view that humans diverged from an anthropoid line. They compare molar patterns with apes and hint that tooth wear and diet influenced cavities in civilized man.
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India
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Spagant
Ty Denen A Gregory
Atomy
Milea Seared
American Museum
Tin
Europe
Gregory
Darwin
Ithecus
Ayer
The Reader in Transit Scanning the Paper in Motion
A traveler notes a prosperous man studying newspapers on a train. The man glances at the main pages and stock-market notes, then spends time on odd corners like three-line items and the agony column. The observer compares readers including women and a writing man who seeks ideas for stories.
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Rossi
France
Times
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