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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 04, 1934

Page

3

Calico and Cakes Auction Promises Varied Goods

A fragment mentions SK, 9 DIEAGONS CALICO 3/1 Dozen 8 cakes and cold cream soaps for sale. Details are incomplete. items listed suggest a small auction or sale of fabrics and cosmetics with quantities and prices indicated but unclear context.

Dancing on Fire In Sofia Nestinari Ceremony Declares Ruthless Rite

In Sofia capital Bulgaria villagers perform the Nestinari ritual, bare feet on red hot embers during Saint Constantine and Elena festival. A procession guides ikon bearers to the square where embers glow and dancers endure ten to fifteen minutes, a tradition now under Holy Synod scrutiny as authorities weigh banning human rites.

Sofia Bulgaria Constantine Ard Akon Kiro Kostadinoff Kiro Nestinari

First War Casualty in Austro Hungarian Forces

On July 24, during Hungary’s observance of the war’s twentieth anniversary, the body of the first fallen soldier was brought from Zimony. A Serb fire on July 29, 1914 near the Zimony Belgrade railway bridge wounded one, while Paul Keynes was shot through the heart returning to the bridge with ammunition. An eye-witness report notes a newspaper sponsored the tribute for the first casualty.

Hungary Zimony Yugoslavia Zimony-Belgrade Paul Keynes

Pin drilling feat shocks Melbourne engineers

Dr Theon Merfeld, a University Engineering School lecturer, drilled a precise through hole in successive pins from head to point, matching a pin to fit, then bored a tiny pin shaft. He demonstrated real absence of deception by threading a hair through the assembled pins and telescope setup, following word of Canadian and Melbourne watchmaker feats.

Melbourne Theon Merfeld University Engineering School

Preservation group backs koala seizure from Gratton yard

The Wild Life Preservation Society of Australia approves authorities action to seize a pet koala at Gratton. Secretary D G Stead notes koalas nearly vanished from coastal bushlands and that reintegration is needed, not keeping them in backyards. Public capture of koalas threatens wild populations.

Wild Life Preservation Society of Australia Gratton D. G. Stead

Maharajah's Jubilee in Calcutta Celebrates Gondal Rule

Calcutta events mark the 50th year of rule of the Maharajah of Gondal with a royal procession, a 280 pound gold weighing and distribution to officials and city poor, and amnesty for prisoners. Other items note illegal automatic gambling machines in New York, returning hatpins in Britain, endangered wildflowers in Kingland, taller French conscripts, and Berlin super-guides for city tours.

Calcutta Gondal Kathiawar India New York New York State Britain Kingland Frances Berlin

Bed-Warmer for a Tree

The famed King's Worthy chestnut near Winchester burst into leaf unusually early this year. Local lore links the early growth to a warm spring near its roots discovered during nearby pipe work, a phenomenon described as the tree’s “not-water bottle.”

King’s Worthy London-Southampton Road Winchester

Optometrist D I McDonald to Attend in Sydney

Mr D I McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C London sight test ing specialist of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Ltd will be in attendance and may be consulted at the Commercial Hotel on Friday September 28 from 9 am to 5 pm Appointments may also be booked at A I Cavanoughs Chemist

D. I. McDonald F.B.C.A Ours F.S.M.C London Webster, Jack and McDonald Sydney

Arab Prince Abdullah in London on three week visit

The Emir Abdullah of Trans-jordan arrived in London on June 2 for a three week visit to Britain as the guest of the government. He is the Hashimite ruler, son of King Hussein, brother of kings Ali and Feisal, uncle of Ghazi, and noted for desert attire, horse pedigree, chess skill, and strict Moslem abstinence.

Emir Abdullah of Trans-jordan London Britain England Arabia Hussain Hedjaz Sherif Mecca Desert Lawrence Feisal Irak Abdullah Ghazi Bagdad Amman Palestine

Three Miles of Flames Audit in Surrey Heath

An unbroken front of flames stretched over three miles across heath and forest between hurt near a farm owned by Mr. Lloyd George and Frensham Surrey as villagers and Farnham Fire Brigade battled to quench the outbreak. RAF reconnaissance covered Aldershot area while motorcycle dispatch riders awaited orders.

Hurt Lloyd George Frensham Surrey Farnham Royal Air Force Aldershot

Federal Election Issue Signatory Responsibility Noted

The matter regarding signature responsivity is assigned to L. Tye Garrington Street in Gloucester for all related Federal Election affairs.

L. Tye Garrington Gloucester

Neuritis Relief Reported After Three Months

Fragmentary notice notes a relief from neuritis after a three month period. The readable text mentions pain and suffering but lacks clear names, dates, or organizations.

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