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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
4
Nellie Tom-Gallon, author known for The Man Who Changed His Wife and Dawn of Desire, is noted for Stolen Death. The text references her as writer of multiple works and highlights her prolific output and romantic themes.
Inspector Wills confronts Dennia Berney over the safe jewel theft at the Grainger residence. Berney finally confesses to sending the note about the valuables but claims he took nothing, insisting he acted to protect them until found. Nina Westall and Justin Grainger react as the case edges toward an inquest.
A tense scene unfolds as Inspector Will weighs charges against a former convict while Mrs. Grainger hesitates. A slick young man, Michael Shee, arrives with a dour assistant and claims to offer vital information about the robbery. The inspector resists as Shee pushes claims of aid. To be continued.
The jewellery trade and pawn brokers in England face a surge of doctored stones. Inferior gems are dipped in a blue dye film that coats back facets, turning yellow or low-quality stones into seemingly high-value jewels. Detection hinges on hot-water washing, say researchers and officials.
The Director General states total attendances of children under four at Baby Health Centres across the State rose sharply in the 11 months to November. Last year’s 12 month total was about 540,000, with 565,000 by end of last month, suggesting 600,000 for the year. Centers prove preventive care value, aiding mothers to keep babies well rather than treating illness later.
A fragmented historical excerpt describes a vast lake region between Hof Aniles and Corlillora with two rivers feeding it. It hints at an island temple, a sacred cave granary, and a vanished Inca dynasty tied to a central lake sanctuary and mythic wealth, shaping early American civilization narratives.
A London message reports widespread precautions in Egypt as British ships, aircraft, and ground units prepare for potential conflict. Quays at Alexandria bustle with war materials including aeroplanes, guns, ambulances, tanks, and barbed wire entanglements. Pass controls and a proposed anti gas program reflect heightened security amid a shifting international situation.
A fragmentary carnival of domestic routines centers on Turkey Purkey and Gracie, detailing a patient day’s progress from waking to a late night thriller read. Psychiatrist Dr. P'dhrur calls the case a combined compulsion and anxiety disorder, while the household routines showcase Gracie’s care and small comforts.
A man and three women were sentenced to several months in prison after a private wedding incident in Nancy. The British Brewing Fraction held at the Royal Agricultural Hall Islington showcased 200000 classes of beer. In France there are 2,500,000 licensed wireless nets versus 7,005,404 in Britain, about one per sixteen and one per six people respectively.
An account notes Erwilde Onora receiving the MBI for gallantry amid a dramatic scene as a guard named Tlephante and others confront an enraged elephant. A villager named Omara with a spear bravely engages the beast after it wounds a hunter, forcing the elephant toward a waterhole and prompting further efforts to drive it away.
Landowner J. Wilso n warns that fishing shooting or trespassing on Bowman Farm and Bartington River properties after the 18th day of 1985 is prohibited. Previous permission with viewer Senn is revoked.
All persons are viewed again at fishing shooting or trespassing in any manner on our properties as Binders and never after this date. Fenders will be prosecuted. As previous permission withdrawn J T Dillon. A T Landers, 8th November 1935.
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