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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
4
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The piece reflects on next Sunday's observance of King Henry VIII’s injunction to translate the Bible into English. It argues the Bible’s profound impact on English Christianity, language, literature, and national history, citing Shakspeare, Tennyson, and Browning as examples, and notes the Bible’s vast spread through Empire in a long Reformation period.
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The article traces the Bible’s journey from ancient scrolls and parchments through MSS of the Apostolic Fathers to the Reformation presses, naming Ezra Baruch Luke Paul Jerome Bede Wycliffe Tyndale Coverdale Parker and the English version. It notes persecution, martyrdom, and the Bible as a living text with pastoral, legal, historical, and poetic depths, urging renewed reading in modern times.
The list presents student names including Sheridan, Vera Chaya, William Bell, Dian Vi, Lesier Mas, Hiaan, Mery Lawtavl, and others tied to the North School Examination at Ye Orth Goulburs Public School. The fragmentary text covers a wide roster with several surnames and given names, suggesting a class or graduation notice.
Friday in Sydney the 509th State Lottery draw awarded the top prize to the Luck syndicate c/o Miss Jen Harris, Chapel Lane Baulkham Hills. Second went to Lane One syndicate c/o Miss A Brank. Third to Mrs Davies North Rock Re Caringford, and fourth to Pal syndicate c/o M Grandin and A Reidy Lakemba. Multiple prize tiers listed with varied awards and contestants.
Dubbo Hospital receives a windfall from a will as property tied to the estate is valued for hospital protection. The will directs the funds to benefit the hospital, with proceeds linked to a legacy that named the institution for support.
A garbled report recounts a church related incident with multiple named locations and people. It mentions a church likely in England, legal actions, dates, and a trial or inquiry, with references to a meteorological or natural event and a series of names and places.
The Empire Theatre opens with Topper billed as a major feature night while a sprawling, garbled program note hints at delayed productions and a mix of names and phrases. Cast and titles appear fragmented, with references to a presidential figure, various actors, and unrelated terms, creating a chaotic preview of the evening’s bill.
Fragmented OCR passage notes overheard remarks and a questionable exchange about an amputation and river healed claims. The garbled lines reference a manager and discuss beliefs about healing or injury with unclear timeline or participants. No clear events, names, or dates emerge.
A long, fragmented hockey notes page lists players and teams with scattered remarks about drills, positions, and upcoming games. It mentions multiple names and clubs, including leagues and venues, in a dense, unreadable stream to outsiders.
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