Lightning safety tips from Sydney professors at workers’ rally
Professors Frederick Enatangh and Dr Edgar Warold Rooth addressed a Workers’ Compensation gathering in Sydney, stressing that shelters are safest away from isolated trenches and that buildings are often struck. They cited about 1800 ongoing storms worldwide and roughly 100 flashes per second, with less than a quarter reaching the earth.
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Solmarine
Frederick Enatangh
Sydney
Mactaugh
Edgar Warold Rooth
Sydney University
Salt and Soften Sh for Cooking
To prevent sh from breaking while cooking, place them on an upturned plate, sprinkle with salt, and let them rest for a few hours before cooking to firm the flesh and reduce breakage.
Milk Substitutes and Child Health Debate in League Report
A League of Nations report questions early childhood nutrition and offers substitutes like whey and dried milk as better options to improve public health. The discussion notes infants and school-age children risk deficiencies and recommends better dietary guidance and hygienic practices for future generations.
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Australia
Medien Doarnul
Wise Precaution Disinfection Of Cars And Interiors
A historical notice discusses disinfection measures for vehicles and interiors to prevent contamination. It urges regular cleaning, dusting, and airing twice yearly, with recommended use of an appropriate spray to sanitize wires and components and protect occupants from potential ailments.
Ringing the Changes at Mollumbimby Court
Charles Anderson was fined £2 at Mollumbimby Police Court for attempting to steal a rate from Mrs Lily Glythy, a proprietress, and for giving evidence about the timings of a penny patch and a note. Anderson claimed the right to the money and argued the claim, with the court noting he attempted to obtain change of 8s 4d.
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Worley
Charles Anderson
Mollumbimby
Ily Ciythy
Sercount Stewart
Andersen
Ammkimg
Pep
Ferry Fire Risk Plea Reaches WA Authority
A fragmentary notice warns of smoking ban violations aboard ferries and the danger of fire from discarded lights near petrol aboard vessels. It urges action by the Main Roads Department which oversees ferries to prevent harm to life and property.
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Narwa
Te okpedte meter theory and touring objective
Fragmented text references a touring objective and European centers with a ready rate. It mentions Seraplenes capable of enerving four tomas and elves near a plane’s foort. The servicier plans to land at leading European centres and begin immediate awe.
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Europe
Perehbig
Guyea-Dorrigo Railway Proposal Referred Back to Chamber
A contested railway proposal involving Guyea and Dorrigo faced mixed signals as the committee debated the plan. Delegates were instructed to push the road project forward while awaiting further instructions from the Visiton Federated Chambers, with a decision expected before the next meeting.
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Rellingen Chuutiher
Visteon Federated Chambers
Ungen
Weird Dance of Giant Headless Pig Figures in New Guinea
Describes a peculiar New Guinea ritual witnessed by A d Marshall during a British expedition. Two headless giant figures, about three feet tall, move around the village square swathed in cloth while drums pound. The ceremony, linked to a legendary wound and a festival for a local leader, features dramatic chanting and elaborate wooden instruments amid warnings of a dangerous omen.
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Earh
New Guinea
A. d. Marshall
Sydney Museum
Hirani
Volera
Rubber in Modern Car Tires Expands Vehicle Comfort
The article notes a surge in the use of rubber in car tires and other components, boosting vibration dampening and comfort. It cites higher rubber content in tires, increased weight ranges, and a push toward cellular rubber in automotive parts, with global crude rubber output around 1.46 million tons and prices near 288 million pounds.
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Mavuliler
Vliasale
Dendy
Troumaport
Grand Ball at Tenterden and local notes
The Grand Ball at Tenterden featured decorations and numerous novelty dances with prizes and committees acknowledged for their work. Special praise went to Mrs. To Ot daeksen for organizing wintering arrangements and to those who provided supper and plants. Music by Parker's Orchestra accompanied the evening. In Huddersfield England beat Australia 18 to 4 in the final Rugby League match.
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Ot Daeksen
Arcadia Stores
Fioralor
of. HY Oa
McAlister
Nurse Smith
W. Roberts
W. Briggs
Huddersfeld
England
Wool Market Report Signals Strong Demand and New Year Prospects
A detailed wool market report notes improved demand across Continental and Yorkshire orders with a five percent opening rise on Monday and further price hardening. Projections for the New Year sales are bright as prices move to remunerative levels, with a schedule of sales dates listed and a greeting from the firm at a new address.
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Crema
Bern
Evaingiris
Wwe
New Eaghind
Mal Quality
Foonhie Fortier aMatrieta
Bhitst
Renrol
Ofnlr
Alist
Amd Lee
AL Mack Horris
Oberon
JAR Moirlands
New Enigland
Reon
Mondemeer
New Eoglams
AL Wright
Thea Demeer
New England
Sloman
Mumder
Tenterfield
Tent Street
Avview
West
Mies
A Christmas Gift for Mum Promotion Offer
A promotional notice offers a free booklet with full particulars about a remedy named BLUR. The booklet is available from Arcadia Storer in Guyra and Croker, Chemist in Guyra, inviting readers to obtain information on the product and its alleged benefits.
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Coe
Mauritia
Best in the Worth Praise From Queensland to Glen Innes Council
A Queensland reader Mr. G. FE. Jekyll of Dalby writes to Glen Innes Municipal Council praising the Grey Street lighting scheme. He claims Glen Innes has the best lighted main street between Melbourne and Sydney and ranks Tamworth Bowral and Glen enums by lighting quality.
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G. FE. Jekyll
Dalby
Queensland
Glen Innes
Mr. Jekyll
Melbourne
Sydney
Bowral
Ryaney
Tam
Glen Tones
Guyra Printer Notice From New South Wales Archive
A printed publication credits Frank John Maw and Ryanda A Street as proprietors at a registered office on Nincoola Street Guyra, New South Wales. The notice records official publication details and local governance context for the newspaper item.
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Frank John Maw
Ryanda
Guyra
Tole
Nincoola
Notices to Trespassers on Local Properties Warned
Multiple property owners including Glenmore Rock Abbey Abbey Green Rosebank Copyer Willows Stonbrook Aberfoil Waverley Mr Mitchell and others warn trespassers rabbiters shooters and trappers will be prosecuted without respect to persons Notices withdraw prior permissions and warns of hunting fishing or damaging fences on these properties with specific dates and names such as H W Curtis A W Schaefer F Dean and T F Grills multiple locations and dates in 1936 sentence fragments summarized as formal warning notices across properties
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Glenmore
Rock Abbey
W. M. Grills
Abbey Green
H. W. Curtis
Noteco
Willows
Vermid
Iocke
Hunter
F. Dean
P. C. Ross
Fr. F. Moore
Moore
Stonbrook
Aberfoil
Waverley
Mitchell
T. F. Grills
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Guyra & District
Ted Cullen
IS Quality Tailor
NEW State Stores Building
Bradley Street
Bert Poulton
N. Poulton
c/o GRILLS’ BOARDING HOUSE
Turner
ATR
Guyea-Dorrigo Railway
Reynold
Dom
San Ilian
Tenterden
Schute
Bell Badgery Lumby Limited
Taareeeme
Baetall & Gas
Chatsworth House
Bent Street
Radio Wleter
IAT
Tarlode el
Benete
Mattery
Paling
W.H. Paling & CO. Ltd
George Street
CHES
Newcastle
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Rockhampton
Lon
Bank of New South Wales
Howe
Bank of
New South Wales
Che
Asavellers
BANK
A. W. G. Schaefer
A. W. Everett
Hime
Bal Peniee
J. BH. Mulligan
Savings Banke Newviewn
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
C. E. Cox's
Blue Cafe
Thomas's
Prise Bros
the People's Butcher
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