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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1938
Page
2
In a dated church bulletin the agenda lists services and gatherings at Ben Lomond and nearby locations. Attendees include R.A. Harvie and Captain A. Tees with events such as Salvation Meeting and League Gathering, plus Sunday services and a garden group.
Fragmented kitchen tips and household advice leiden by scattered instructions. It covers cooking steps for fried foods, pastry, and potables, plus odd notes on fabric care, polishing, and cleaning. The piece veers into unrelated anecdotes about accidents and domestic matters.
A man named Bob Jennings suffered a severe accident when a circular saw at a workplace entangled his hand. He fell onto the saw while on a walk at Colt Harbour area last week. Despite his injuries, he protected himself as the machine engaged, with a jaw joint damage noted and an ensuing tense moment before help arrived.
The Premier announces approval for Ie Honor John Sydney Jamon Claney to exercise jurisdiction in the metropolitan district from September 6, 1038 and in the northern district on the same date. Henry George Edwardia to be Judge of every District Court and chairman of every Court of Quarter Sessions in New South Wales, to take effect from September 6, 1088.
Fragmented report details electoral enrolment issues in New England divisions, noting 62 240 votes and 300 names with duplications and corrections. It mentions the Commonwealth Electoral Act and local proceedings, with references to policing and dog-related disturbances observed around Mittagong area.
The Memorial Institute committee names sub committees for library administration and entertainment with listed chairmen and members. The obituary notes the death of Mrs Winter at age 85 in Went Avenue Glen Innes, detailing birthplace Scotland, emigration to Australia, and surviving family including two daughters and twelve grandchildren.
Jackie Coogan recounts his past roving years with his mother and the Bernsteins pursuing £200,000 in Moy earnings. He says he was expelled from La Calm University for excessive drinking, though he denies the details. His mother and father warned him to avoid public excess. Coogan, once known as Me fete, faced a harsh reputation from his youth.
A disjointed OCR item reports an honest man found at a location in Iowa where a supposed power lead man was allegedly selling a mule. Authorities say a buyer named Ander paid money and left with the mule. A separate fragment mentions a twelve year old who fled Rome on a bicycle near Macleon on the Clark.
A fragment reports on a robotic bottle device claimed to replenish moodcell supply via bone marrow for testing serious blood diseases. It describes an artificial bottle and life chamber enhancing biological science and hints at a future fully automated robot body with extirpated areas refunctionalized.
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