06 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
1
A dramatic sight over Sea Island prompted reports of a mysterious blaze described as a phantom fire. Coast guards and police pursued the event, to no conclusive trace, while inquiries consider atmospheric conditions and fuel sources as possible causes.
Florence Harris, 24, of London Street Paddington, appeared at Marlborough Street Police Court accused of stealing dresses valued at £1. A blanket was wrapped around her as she was taken to hospital after injuring herself at the shop. She denied most charges and was kept for observation.
A garbled passage discusses sexual health and remedies with unclear claims. It mentions lethal thoughts, hot foods, and commercials for a purported cure. The text reads like a fragmented health hoax with dubious product pitches and nonsensical syntax.
In a tense scene Mortmain and Margaret grapple with a hidden marriage, estranged relatives, and a looming public revelation. Margret resolves to reveal the full story in London that afternoon, despite fear of ruin and personal risk, as Mortmain reluctantly consents.
In a tense exchange Mrs Crimshaw faces a hearing at ten o clock while plans unfold to view the body for a burial certificate. Gore and Mortmain discuss delaying questions and how to involve Captain Reginald Binke and a trusted ex Scotland Yard contact to unravel the complex case without exposing secrets.
An ornate antique advertisement proclaims Charmesan face powder from France that makes the wearer look ten years younger. It touts a skin brightening, refreshing effect in all shades including suntan, with an immense sale and price listed at 2 shillings 6 pence per large box, sold everywhere.
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