Woman revived after four minutes under anaesthetic in Manchester
Mrs. Gert rude Roberts of Farrer Road Long sight Manchester was reported by the British Medical Journal to have recovered after heart action ceased for about thirty three minutes during a general anaesthetic. Adrenaline and rhythmic massage restored the heart and the operation continued. Roberts recalls feeling pain in the chest and later learning she had been dead. The account notes other reported resuscitations and mentions Hollywood writer Stephen Simkovitch offering to be revived for an experiment, opposed by city health officer Dr George Parrish.
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Manchester
Gertrude Roberts
Farrer Road
Longsight
Russia
England
America
Hollywood
Stephen Simkovitch
Simihovitch
Ralph Willard
Willard
George Parrish
Simbrich
Dr. Parrish
Simkhoviteh
Wings Above the Diamantina opens in Australian Journal
The January issue features the new serial Wings Above the Diamantina by Arthur W Upfield. Other articles include pieces by F Rhodes Perry Frame and Barbara Westlake on dressmaking plus knitting needlework fashion radio cookery and children’s sections with Esther Paterson cover art. Sixpence price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Upfield
F. Rhodes
Perry Frame
William Hatfield
Myra Morris
Rex Grayson
J. P. McKinney
Margaret Fane
Hilary Lolting
Barbara Westlake
Esther Paterson
Persagenta
Northern Show Dates for Various towns in New South Wales
The schedule lists pet show dates across multiple towns in New South Wales from February through May. Towns include Guyrat Tenterfield Uralla Inverell Walcha Barraba Warralda Armidale Manilla Tamworth Narrabri Moree and Moree with specified days in each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyrat
Tenterfield
Uralla
Inverell
Walcha
Barraba
Warralda
Armidale
Manilla
Tamworth
Narrabri
Moree
When Your Dog Bites and Liability for Damages
An excerpt from Notes from a Solicitors Case Book discusses dog bite liability on premises, cases on inviting entry, and excessive damages. It cites an incident where a dog bit a horse rider and a car window smash causing eye injury, plus a zebra bite at a zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selfridge’ S
London
Luur
Marler
Solicitors
New Zealand
Education Minister Outlines Bill on Married Women Teachers
Minister Drummond announced a forthcoming bill to amend the Married Women Teachers Act. The measure ends retirement for married women but requires single women to resign upon marriage. Costs of compensation kept retirements to under 300 of 837 by 1934. The bill had its first reading and was set for a second reading next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Legislative Assembly
Wool Sale Listings for Sydney and New South Wales Dealers
A fragmented record lists wool sale entries and consignors from Sydney and regional towns. Names include H. J. Williams of Wandsworth, E. J. White, A. W. Everett of Guyra, and others with various bale weights and classifications such as AAAA W and AAA Com W. Estate and personal consignments appear for E. J. Cregan Bey Lomond and J. J. Cameron, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Williams
Wandsworth
E. J. White
A.W. Everett
Guyra
E. J. Cregan
Bey Lomond
Shire Councillor Charged and Fined for Expenses Case
William Auguating Cramsic faced charges in the Severn Shire case brought by Herbert Eastwood. The court heard he claimed 10 shillings expenses for a council meeting, with taxi and lunch vouchers. He was fined £50, disqualified for one year, and half the fine went to the informer. An appeal was judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G .Carr-Boyd
P.M
al Ilen Innes
William
Cramsic
Herbert Eastwood
Severn
BR. J. O'Halloran
Tamworth
D. FP. Jones
Windeyer and
Cormorant Debate Over Trout Impact Divides Queanbeyan Fishermen
Australian Museum experts analysed cormorant stomachs from an organized shoot across upper rivers to Yass. Dr. Anderson reported no trout remains and found carp, gudgeon, prawns, shrimps and yabby remains. He said cormorants may do more good than harm by removing pest fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Australian Museum
Dr. Anderson
Museum
Yass
Anderson
Murray
Australia Wool Exports Rise to 1,058,607 Bales
From July 1 to November 30 wool exports totalled 1,058,607 bales, up 224,764 from the prior period. Britain imported 395,338 bales, Japan 266,913, Belgium 141,431, France 107,413, and Germany 39,728.
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Australia
Britain
Japan
Belgium
France
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tyrrell
Thomas Leech
O. R. Pearson
Homebush Gelling Agents’ Association
F. W. Williams
Royal Exchange Assurance
John Hogan & Co., Ltd
Newcastle
McIllrath's, Ltd
Sydney
Bradley Street
Commission
Cong Lims
TS. D
Bridge Street
William Quinley
Barney- Armidale
P.O
Saddle and Harness Maker
Cecil MI
Fixe Memorial
Cecil Miller
McDonald & Son, Tailors
Claude Heagney
THE
Australian Journal
Pet
Arcadia
Scorm
Sydney Wool Sales
J. H. Williams
Boorolong
C. E. Mayled
Black Mountain
C. L. Pearson
W. Mid
T. R. Jackson
C. A. Spicer
J. J. Cameron
Atlantic Union
H. V. McKay Massey
Harris
New State
Richard Pearson
District
Oregon
Hardy
Apts
Bushood
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