In the Steps of St Paul in Cyprus and Paphos
Morton recalls a Cyprus journey visiting a coffee house innkeeper and the Linobambakoi legend. He describes Paphos ruins and the Hill of the Forty Columns, the Venus temple, and Roman theater remains. The tale blends travel notes with Paul and Barnabas in the governor Sergius Paulus era and Elymas the magician.
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Paul and Elymas Clash Marking Paul’s Rise to Lead
A sermon excerpt reflects on Paul’s confrontation with the sorcerer Elymas before Sergius Paulus in Cyprus. It contrasts mysticism and magic, notes Paul’s transformation from Saul to Paul, and hints at his mission to spread Christianity beyond Jewish realms.
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Expensive boast leads to Edinburgh fine for illicit distilling
Meyer Becker a 30 year old medical student at Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh was fined £300 at Edinburgh Sheriff Court for illicit distilling of spirits in Montague Street. A crude 15 gallon output was found with a student boast blamed for initiation. Becker claimed the act arose from a scholarly boast and planned not a business, having bought an ordinary tea urn and used junk shop tins to distill. The case highlights high spirits tax evasion penalties and penalties reflecting loss from such illicit activity. The report also notes Naples unveiled memorial by King of Italy to Marshal Diaz, WWI commander who died in 1928.
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Isaac Furst
Italy
Naples
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Health Week Fly and Mosquito Control Campaign
Summer demands strict action to stop fly and mosquito breeding. NSW Health Week outlines campaigns Oct 8–19, detailing sanitation, refuse disposal, and manure management to cut disease spread. Emphasizes flyproofing, covered waste, and milk pasteurization to prevent typhoid and dysentery. Reports urge reporting laxity to Town Hall.
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Armoured Smuggling Lorry Breaches Frontier Barriers
Frontier guards north of Lille doubled their posts to trap a heavily armored lorry smugglers use to move tobacco from Belgium. The vehicle known as a tank first appeared in May and has since dashed across the border tearing through two barriers barbed wire and a renewed attempt near dawn at La Maison des Pauvres and Warmhoudt with revolver fire proving ineffective.
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Scotswoman Chases Arctic Trail in MacKenzie Footsteps
Mrs. Vesey, a Scottish traveler, sails from Waterways to the Mackenzie River system tracing the route blazed by Alexander MacKenzie 147 years ago. She carries diaries and aims to follow the explorer’s eyes while journeying 12 000 miles through Canada’s North.
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Veecy
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North West Territories
Aklavia
Land of
Silence
Subdivision of paddocks for rotational grazing methods
At a State Agricultural Bureau conference A F Emmett of Bodalla argues for dividing farms into small paddocks for rotational grazing. He notes the need for water access, easy stock movement, and fencing options, with ten to twelve paddocks as a practical start. Cows respond well to fresh daily paddocks, which can be rested or mowed for hay if grass grows faster than consumption.
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Silage as Standard Dairy Farm Practice
The article extols mowing as a weed control method and a quick way to renew paddocks. It argues silage yields twofold benefits: fresh forage and storage for feed, usable when haymaking is impossible. It cites spring silage feeding of cows and heifers from 1931 and a 70-ton pit that survived 1934 floods with excellent quality.
OPTICIAN D I McDonald VISIT TO GLOUCESTER HOTEL
Optician D I McDonald F B C A honors F S M C London of Webster Jr and McDonald Sydney Ltd will attend and may be consulted at Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Friday September 25. Hours of visit 4 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments may also be booked at A I Cavanough’s Chemist.
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