Pagan Sectarianism Sermon Warns Against State Religion
Father Davoren of Gevenock argues that the urge to reward good and punish evil cannot be an active principle in guiding humanity. He warns a workers state would fail to properly incentivize virtue, risking moral chaos and denying true rewards only God can grant. He urges vigilance against such sectarian plots.
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Davoren
Gevenock
Isle of Bullahdesh
Lelswee Thal
Hus
Sony Cope
Lawing
Cee
Austen
Curtin Calls for Election Over Policy Rift
In a Labour statement J Curtin criticizes the Federal Government for adopting the Premiers conference plan. He argues the government should either present its policy to the country or resign, accusing it of clinging to opponents’ policy to stay in power. He labels the conference programme as the Nationalist programme and urges action in line with fiscal and human welfare concerns.
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Cosferenes
J. Curtin
Lab- We Atp
Fremantle
Senatr
Nationalist Party
Shuld
Labour
Shoul
Cavnough’s toe misadventure sparks Gloucester uproar
In a rustic Gloucester tale a man named Cavnough breaks his toe after an incident with Toby the dog. The midnight commotion, shouting, and furniture noises frighten neighbors and unsettle the street, ending with Cavnough blaming swearing and a kicked toe while Toby recovers and temper cools.
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Cav Nough
Toby
Cav'noligh
Gloucester Comedy Players Dedicate Note to Box Office Manager
The Premier and Treasurer Mr Lang forecast a huge deficit in a Budget speech in the Legislative Assembly. The month’s end deficit is estimated at £8,731,800, including £960,000 in overdue overseas interest. The Premier hopes recent Premiers' Conference decisions will quickly improve the financial position.
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Lang
Legislative Assembly
First settlers of Dungog asked in reader letter
A long reader letter from Dungog asks who the first settlers were and how the town began. The writer recalls early residents, streets, the police paddock, a historic hotel area, and floods shaping the town, and invites others to share family histories of Dungog’s origins.
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Dungog
Clarence Town
Dun Gog
Constable Everson
Ieharge
Jimmy Stephenson
D. Redman
Bank of N.8
Town Hall
Mrs. Johns
Kitty Russell
Kitty
Myall
Tim Roy
Mr. J Lloyd's
Larry Arnold
Church of England
Mr. Griffin
Thalaba Griffins
Tom Gleesor
Tom
Tom Hancock
Tom Gleeson
Gleeson
Hancock
Lan
Man Drove Car Into River During Police Escape Attempt
William Benjamin Sinclair appeared at Grafton Court charged with driving without a license having posses sed opossum skins and poison to destroy opossums. Remanded on £40 bail after a car lights failure led to a plunge into the Clarence River near Ramornie. he and a female companion escaped and were later arrested.
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William Benjamin Sinclair
Grafton Court
Sinclair
Dalmarton
Grafton
Glen Innes
Ramornie
Clarence River
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