New Fluorescin Cancer Treatment Urges Cautious Optimism
Capetown host states Dr Moncktonpeman of the British Cancer Research Committee reports a new Fluorescin based cancer therapy showing encouraging results. The method uses activated Fluorescin followed by gradual X ray and radium doses to produce wavelengths between ultraviolet and X ray that burn away cancer cells. The treatment is said to prolong life and ease pain.
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Capetown
S.A
Moncktonpeman
British Cancer Research Committee
Suit for Injunction In Equity Court of Sydney
In the Equity Court in Sydney a suit by the Attorney General on the relation of Frank Lincoln Edwards against the Newcastle District Abattoirs Board seeks an injunction to restrain acts alleged as forbidden by the 1912 Abattoirs Act. Hearing fixed for August 14 before Chief Judge Mr Justice Harvey.
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Equity Court
Sydney
Justice Harvey
Frank Lincoln Edwards
Sydney Chamber of Manufacturers
Newcastle District Abattoirs Board
Newcastle
Tailoring Announcement by New Manager at Batger's
Having purchased the Tailoring business formerly run by W Davis, the new manager assures continued high quality under personal supervision. The old name remains, customers receive guaranteed satisfaction or money back, and the service continues with the same cutter and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bat~ger
W. Davis
W. Batger
Works Committee Inquiry On Military Railways Debate
A historical inquiry outlines railway use in military logistics. Key figures discuss front line versus internal transport, with emphasis on vulnerability to artillery and the need for temporary lines. The report recommends limited railway use near front areas, proposes bridges over rivers, and notes potential benefits for land values and wartime supply routes.
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Roeda
Tysmona
Awalatia
Umit
Iidel
Williams
Karush
M.L.C
Por
Stephans
Ita Defence
Sith
Railway link urged to boost Port Stephens district
A detailed appeal favors decentralisation and railway construction from Stroud to Port Stephens. The plan envisions an industrial city along the harbour, with improved roads and links to Muswellbrook and Newcastle, boosting cattle, wool, and wheat production and lowering transport costs for primary producers. Local voices urge rail access to unlock drought relief, cheaper living, and regional growth despite doubts about other lines.
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Stroud
Dungie
W. O
Barrington Toye
Brent
Cruit
Travers
Stroud Road
Pindtar
Waltha-Mt George
Dungow Shed
Govcester
Stroudshire
Ube
Gruaine
Port Ste Pheng
Stephiens
Jens
Cronuie
Paul
Imbartane Nuscrs
Bali
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Finara
N.S
Polly
Wesporm
Wal
Nsw
Waal
Howe
Stephens Kavi
Newonatty
Hevin
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Svoney, Calungs
S.Y System Telephones Proprietary Ltd
Castlereagh Street
A. I. Cavanaugh
Gloucester Pharmacy
L. Harris
Gloucester
The
Gloucester Electric Supply Co. Ltd
Jerton
Stratford
Presen
B. S. Crowther
H. J. Tull
A. 5 .Tull
Phillips’ Hotel
Woodward Baker and
Petraes
Gundagatp
Gunagai Independent
Wangaratta
Vic
Stacy Isaac Turnbull
Stacy Turnbull
Jacky
Kimo Station
Mento
Brisbane
Courier
Dungog
Sol
New South Wales
J. J Fitegerald Formely
Oxley
Rozelle
R. Barker
Garner
H. A. Lowrey
Patrick Keegan
Blue Bird Cafe
Anderson Bros
Taree
Masselos Bros
Paris
J. Whatson
Port Stephens
Morpeth
Pindimar
Works Committee Inquiry
Thomas Abbott
Amsony
Armanent
Abou
Weyberg
Bullock
Bullocksland
Amber Country
Anea
Himes
Royal Hospital For Women
Paddington
Benevolent Society of New South Wales
Maitland
O.K
Dann
West Maitland
Rite Wunderlich
G.P
Wunderlich Limited
Shawennms
Baptist Street
Redfern
T. Charlton
Starling
W. A. Phillips
C. J. Beaton
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