Primary School Notes Tell of Test Results and Reopening
The report lists pupils who took top places in class exams across multiple grades from first through intermediate, naming winners in English history geography arithmetic algebra geometry agriculture science domestic science physiology needlework woodwork and tech drawing. It notes about ten pupils may enter the First Leaving Certificate class in 1942, with school resuming May 21 and mid June exams for super primary classes. The reference library added new books as its popularity grows.
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Peggy Golds
Jan McLeod
Jean Jory
June Nichols
Iris Hay
Jean Nichols
Janet Turner
Dorothy Wallis
Pell Brorson
Neville Jepson
Frank Munro
Jean Lowe
Pauline Parish
Joan Grady
Jim Ebbeck
Doris Hebblewhite
Keith Tull
Rene Stanbury
Elizabeth Hooke
Alfred Bowen
Pupis
Rene Stanbory
Joyce Blanch
Kevth Tull
Hand washing urged to prevent disease in food handling
Health guidance stresses frequent hand washing as key to preventing illnesses spread by food handlers. It urges employers and employees to ensure clean habits, proper sanitation in eateries, and regular hand hygiene before preparation and after using the toilet, with explicit cautions against bare hand contact with cooked foods.
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New South Wales
HEENZO remedy offers thrice use and big savings
An advertisement touts HEENZO as an internal cough and cold remedy a nasal antiseptic for catarrh and head cold and a gargle for sore throats claiming instant relief. It notes a two shilling bottle plus water makes a pint of the remedy and urges purchase. A separate item reports a Sydney woman paying £30 for a polished maple silver coffin for her pet dog.
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Sydney
Canowindra
Hypnotised Young Nurse in Spy Tales
In a feature on popular spy books, M. Boucard, a European espionage expert and former French naval officer, is cited confirming authentic-sounding cases. The article recounts a German youth who rose to the Crown Prince’s inner circle, a Spa Armistice magistrate who vanished, and a Paris dentist-linked agent who hypnotised a nurse into betrayal before poisoning herself to avoid court.
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M. Robert Boucard
Reginald Hall
Falkenstone
Ronald Leslie Melville
Secret Services of Europe
Stanley Paul
M. Boncard
England
M. Boucard
Britain
Germany
J.M. 27
Heidelberg University
Prince
Leutenant
H.Q
Rupert of
Bavaria
Lille
Captain X
Spa
Whitehall
Mile
Solange de X
Argonne
Paris
France
John O'London
Weekly
A W U Hits Miners Over Communist Leanings
The A W U dissociates from the miners strike by condemning Communist sympathies within the ranks and urging removal of members with such leanings. The union itself also bars known communists from membership.
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A.W.U
New Child Welfare Rules Limit Employment of Young Entertainers
New regulations under the Child Welfare Act restrict employments of children in night clubs stadiums and as acrobats. Licenses authorize children over seven to work in entertainment venues with parental supervision and restrictions on Sundays late nights and school hours. Licenses for street trading also bar visits to liquor licensed premises billiard saloons and gambling venues.
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Chapman’s Pharmacy
Gloucester
Ben
Wowen
Saxby’s
Saxby's
Ithout
Bennett's Radio
F.E. Jones
Church Street
Gloucester Hotel
Glouceste
F. M. Smith
Chase For Exporting CO. Pty. Ltd
Australia
King St., Gloucester
Arthur V. Eastwood, D
Mary McLeod
Thelma Young
Betty Smith
Lynn Gray
Julie William
Bell Relf
Ethel Lowe
Health Department
Child Employment
Saeed ( Memeties Eee
Meliss
Falrom
BERLE
Shell
Ptr
Napery
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