Notices to Trespassers Warn of Prosecution on Local Properties
Notices warn trespassers on several properties including Atboy Green Run Springfield and Stonebrook Aberfoil Waverley and Mr Mitchell. Sheriff executors A W Everett and R F Moore threaten prosecution under law, with rabbit shooters and hunters barred and previous permits withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tros Meng
Atboy Green
H. W Curtis
Stonebrook
Aberfoil
Waverley
Mitchell
Food and health danger of faulty diets
Diet advice highlights proper foods and nutrition, warning against harmful eating patterns. The article discusses the impact of incorrect carbohydrates and imbalanced meals on teeth and general health, urging balanced meals including cooked meats, vegetables, dairy, and fruits while cautioning against extreme dieting trends and unverified health claims.
War Veterans Union Opens Charity Drive
The War Veterans Union announces a forthcoming drive raising funds for veteran services. Oldfield oversees a voluntary committee seeking £4000 in prizes and support from diggers’ workers. volunteers may contact Red Oldfield at the War Veterans Office, Room S08, 14 Pastlereagh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Oldfield
Art Tinkom
Bort Oldfield
Beafty
Red Oldfield
War Veterana
Pastlereagh Street
Tarbes Apprentice Scene Hints at Slaying Threshold
An early fragment shows a Tarbes apprentice speaking of awaiting a father’s arrival before any slaying. The dialogue implies restraint and possible rectitude before violent action, with hints of caution and cultural rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbes
Humour Reflections and Oddities From a Public Misadventure
A fragmented humorous piece recounts a string of encounters in shops and on trains. It contrasts customer behavior with anecdotes about a tailor, a waiter, and a traveler who miscounts change. The tone mimics a bygone newspaper column of light social sketches.
Souvenir Kings at Astin Despatches From the Front
Acting correspondent Lan G. Fitchett reports on British soldiers in the Middle East acquiring badges and memorabilia, the presence of Australian troops and a rich camp life. The piece notes church parades, camel rides, market scenes, and a new camp newspaper with Melbourne editor Ber keane Rolk Hoffermann, reflecting wartime morale and news from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtn
Miemel Howe
Man
Dave
Australia
Melbourne
Bun la Weekly
Berkeane Rolk Hoffermann
Teia
Perth
Troth
Kan
Sydney
Dolly Telegraph
Te Eunteiute Iter
Wright Brothers First Powered Flight Report in 1903
A fragmented account describes the first powered flight by Orville and Wilbur Wright near Kitty Hawk. It notes the aircraft rising, traveling several dozen feet, and landing, with wind conditions around 27 miles per hour and observers reporting the attempt in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hope
Hyde
Orville Wright
Wil
Wright
Dewitt Bart PL
Phere Vountey
North Warafian
Howe
Otelek
Nee
Wieder
Lund
London club and war era mystery disturb quiet home
A police inquiry follows reports that Mia Malifert her son Zeph and Mrs R Pickering were disturbed by peering at windows of Mia Malifert's home. A cellar window storing fruit and honey was found broken and no suspect is identified. The incident appears linked to a postwar homecoming era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundo
Ana Viate
Fedhe
Pienke
France
ePte
United States
Altesdt Blutes
Jarge
Herbert
London
Pope
Lost property and a birthday gift tale
A village barber recalls a past war while a man challenges a joke about a razor. Moses returns home anxious after a poor day selling jewelry. His wife prompts generosity for Theo’s birthday tomorrow, urging him to give a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Mowers
Vatevey
Mowes
Theo
Saddlery Notice for Tom Carroll Opens in Guyra District
Guyra residents are informed that Tom Carroll has begun saddlery business opposite Memorial Hall Collarena estarity. Repairs and custom work offered with reasonable charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Carroll
Guyra
BH. T. Lackey
Memorial Hall
Collara
War News From The Front And Home Front Hints
The edition highlights arrival of Austrian forces and front page coverage. Features photos of Sergeant Tod Strain and Corporal Mert Davin, plus Prime Minister Men ree on back cover. Mention of Brigadier A. M. Allen and a joke about a Cairo holiday. Proposal for a daily short wave news service for Palestine troops noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Btrain
Fitsroy
Mert Davin
Warrammbool
Menree
Sgt. Strain
A. M. Allen
Ad FP
Wos
Tyom Wehool
Cairo
Jawling
Tinek
oMeer
Nw O.O
Palestine
Wortha Australia Broadcasting Commission
Communonwealthy
Department of Information
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Troopesers
Pertuisiiae
P. Sole
Mite
J. Mogre
Senr
Cinyra
Mixelon
A. W. Everett
Springfield
F. C. Boas
R F. Moore
J. Moore
Ollera Street
Ofes
J. Alfords
T. H. Mitchell
Frank John Mano
Tyooda
Blocoola Street
State of
New Bent
Wales
Food and Health
Hen Department
Ali
Gta
Nike
Garis
Meinernts
Weil
Sindie
Krispe Street
WAR Veterans Union
Black Alrewsen
Oman
Hewnet
Baelelor
Tommy
Tathroom
Temois
Omy Bey
Vilma Wiliny Wurtabel
Hennig
Temehera
Chen
Kary
Renien
Urea
Matels Jack Tel Ui
Elvarter
Whit Ohiel
Mateels
eBoy
Tam
A.lf
Astin
Lan G. Fitchett
The
A.F
Jehusalem
Sumalay
Ina
Cuiette
Miuwn
Childrem
Wiman
Roberta
Dirace Alien
Koglotom Uleoee
Jaine Terrive
Uurt
Noel Weie
Berger
Pat
B.P
W. Chandler Ltd
Arcadia Stores
William Quinley
Narrbrf
Barney Street
Armidale
P.D
G. B. Davidson
Westinghouse
Vito
Theael
Aggly
ARGUS
Guha
Beardy Street
Ee Timber
Richard Pearson & Sons
Hardie
Saddlery
Syd. Seward
Walter Stanley
Loxley,” Guyra
Liverpool
Ad Globe Insurance Company, Limited
England
London and
GLOBE
PITT
Qurrs
BF. J. Mann
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