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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
2
A Gloucester Advocate column from July 2 1923 covers committee meetings at the Gloucester Show Society addressing upcoming year plans. It notes event scheduling for dramatic and entertainment duties, a North Malen Show association meeting in Wittham, tree care concerns in Waterview Gardens, local obituaries, police court chatter, and community notices including road openings and public works.
A garbled OCR text recounts a theatre event with mentions of Ghiliren's Harking and Peppermint Cane, a Berlin action, and a controversial Old World production. It references actors, venues, and a public reception, hinting at dramatic fervor and audience reaction, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
Local notes report a visit by Titan to Lumen Jack at Methomale Ltd in Byrd Ey. Details are fragmentary but indicate a Friday event at Lineman's Park.
Local obituary notes the death of Mrs J R K Laumee wife of Mr J I Lawrie of Wer Of HAL. It recalls her kind hospitable nature and lists mourning relatives including Mind Nill Burrlay and Mrs Wrieker. Funeral arrangements mention funeral and burial by Rev W. Heegler.
Tasmanian markets showed brisk competition as buyers and sellers met at the Tas auction, with heavy demand for cattle, bulls, and wool trades. Prices ranged, with notable activity from Parkers, Chesters, and local sellers, while denser lots and quality stock drew premium bids amid overall market uncertainty.
The article covers the opening of Ward's Biv hall to the public on Friday night. Residents recall a busy evening with a notable event, a match called TERRIS MATCH, and a charity benefit day for a local cause.
Reports from the front describe rebel forces pouring heavy fire as they retreat toward Lublin amid shelling. Marching units faced counterattacks and a clash that left several wounded and strategic positions in contention.
New York dispatch reports United States and Altair tensions over smuggling and potential diplomatic exchanges with Britain. The Washington correspondent notes maneuvering near territorial waters and scrutiny of alleged conspiracies while authorities weigh legal steps and enforcement measures amid ongoing policy debate.
London July 24. Mr Barnet Deputy Director of Emigration faces criticism after a speech by Sir Joseph Cook hints at Australia’s movement of workers. The piece traces Barnes’s experiences from Butcher’s Bay to New South Wales, describing early emigration life, labor labor lines, and impressions of Australia House and the press in London.
Interviews with successful emigrants reveal paths to prosperity in Australia. A veteran recalls arriving in Sydney with 2 shillings, working on wheat farms, and saving 15,000 acres worth of crop experience, urging others to emigrate for steadier work. Australian settlement officials announce a flood of inquiries and call for suitable farm workers, with details on processing through Labor Exchanges and government representatives.
Fragmented OCR text describes machinery, processes, and a factory setup. It references Salbet, ventral forties, and a Sydney engineering firm. The garbled passage mentions improving life and a tastily described industry. Notable names include Wie, Pint, and 2H WALGH A IOSAPHSON LPR.
A 19th century voyage recounts a gale aboard the Quest from South Georgia to Orkney failing to reach safety. The ship endured heavy weather from May 1 through May 14, crew shortages, damaged provisions, and dangerous decks while sailors worked to maintain navigation and hydrographic tasks. The tale also notes the crew’s hardships, the shipboard pets, and a memorial stone planned in memory of The Pines.
A Vancouver report notes labor unrest and wartime railway actions. Officials enforce emergencies, restrict freight, and compel swift handling of food coal and ore. Senator Borah proposes a mining industry commission amid coal strike attempts. Rural wage hearings in South Wales consider variations to the living wage and employer-residence deductions.
A fragment discusses whether tea affects nerves and mood, mentioning amber color, green leaf tones, and the term Chroma tea. The text references savings offers and coupons but provides no clear conclusion or evidence.
A note reports a theft at the Miackemich shop with a request to return the stolen items to prevent further trouble. The message signs as Gornibis and includes a date marker 4d.
A report notes a scheduled inspection where all kit items were brought in for review and pay will be issued. The event occurs under the authority of Lieutenant D. Waddell at the parade.
A pasted testimonial page touts a topical balm or liniment as curing rheumatism neuritis and a sprained ankle years later. Readers are urged to try the product, with various letters from police officers and other individuals praising its effectiveness and offering price details and free fillings with each bottle.
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