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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
Dr. Sarle Page, delivering at Crafton, argued that strikes and transport disruption threaten rural producers and national wealth. He urged unity of capital and labor to protect production, warning that industrial strife harms markets and living standards more than any single group.
Fragmentary old law text references marriage and female status, noting restrictions and perceived roles. The garbled excerpt hints at outdated rules about women and wedding obligations, with mentions of scents paints attire and social expectations.
Rev Maurice Elliott of Suitterby Kirton Lindsey recounts a life or death illness case where he and his wife prayed for guidance and saw a guardian angel in bodily form. The angel directed them to Brighton and a Harley Street surgeon who confirmed no operation was needed. The surgeon, mystified, spoke of divine guidance guiding his actions. The couple found comfort in their faith.
A 54 inch long egg with 54 ounces weight was shown at Dora Greek Post Office. Laid by a hink Orpington owned by the postmaster, it contained a full-sized chick inside. A claimed shearing record for New South Wales and perhaps Australia was made at Goonoo Goonoa where storms averaged 204 sheep in 7 hours 20 minutes, with a high of 205 and a low of 64.
A report on a session of the American Indian Society via professor Yay of Toronto University and formerly Cambridge outlines cooperation as a growing permanent movement. It notes criticisms of short lived efforts, calls for ethical standards, and highlights the Agricultural Bureau’s role in facilitating farmer co-operation and local plan dating through the New South Wales Department of Agriculture.
The Eminent Light will visit Gloucester at the Gloucester Hotel on August 7 from 9 am to 6 am. The event features Gene Gren with Mie Lhongell and Nipesezent, Glows eosten, and raters Mygin Weta.
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