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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
4
A raid on yelping dogs in Wingham left a stumpy tailed pet of chemist E. McG. Mills dead. A reward of £4 was offered for information on who poisoned the dogs. A satirical verse laments the murder and hints at suspects, with local names and streets invoked in a grim urban tally.
The Hudson Motor Car Company introduced the enclosed five passenger Coach on an Essex chassis in 1924 to broaden car ownership. The low price made it accessible as other makers began producing similar enclosed models with growing public demand.
In Rotorua New Zealand a boiling water cavern opened beneath the Maori enclosure at Whakarewarewa. Spectators scattered as steam rose and the ground collapsed, narrowly avoiding a deadly incident witnessed a day earlier by the Australian Ladies Pipe Band. The gap may extend under the roadway and the area was empty at the moment of collapse.
A newspaper recommendation highlights the value of aging vinegar. Mitchell's Special Vinegar, matured twelve months or more, is praised for flavor and quality, suggested as the preferred option over younger varieties due to richer taste and favorable price at reputable grocers.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Jack Haynes and peers in Parliament with sharp wit and sharp rebukes. The speaker cites Traitors dust Copeland, Keehy and Me as figures who challenged pledges and debated the Education Act while deriding government lines.
A garbled OCR narrative discusses health scares and accusations surrounding a figure named Frog, mentioning kidney pills, trials, witnesses, and alleged misconduct. The text references trials, suspects, and personal hardship, though many names and details are unclear due to poor transcription.
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