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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
2
In a dim London house, the narrator seizes Jocelyn’s notebook during a tense exchange about De Marchmont and a mysterious tramp. A torn page with red ink reveals a damning link to the Bowles murder, sparking shock and a plea to verify the hidden evidence.
Fragmentary notes reference a Mexico settlement, contacts with a pure center, and a mention of Mr. Reem in the United States. The readable text is sparse with unclear specifics and names.
Ble F Treven spoke at the annual dinner of the Doreat Society claiming they were all happy buying bean born in the finest county in England. An illustrated talk to a doctor caused a small boy to laugh loudly as the scene shifted to a Dorset borlery in Lantem and a question about stopping the talking acted out.
Pattern No. 203 from Every Lady's Journal offers a satin crepe de Chine blouse in small, medium, and large. Priced ninepence, available via pattern agents or free with ninepence in stamps sent to The Every Lady's Journal Melbourne address. Include pattern size and penny stamp to receive a 48 page catalogue.
This article provides a series of practical home tips on cleaning stoves with vinegar and water, making metal polish from white paint and turpentine, preparing a starch solution for fabrics, and starching garments with common additives. It also covers softening leather or boat parts with heat and moisture, simplifying care for children's clothing, and using alum to improve fabric resilience.
A collection of practical household hacks from a past era detailing makeshift kitchen aids. It describes a wooden block with asbestos to hold skewers for baked potatoes, umbrella-frame drying racks, ceiling hooks, and a cork bill-bolder. Also covered are marking grocery needs, preserving bread, whitening bills, and simple furniture repairs with putty and wax.
Fire mystery near Normanby Hall solved as police dogs Sadie and Justice traced flames across multiple stacks and outbuildings. Major Hower and Superintendent Walker directed the hunt while Sergeant Fox recounted the dogs’ progress over about twenty minutes of active tracking.
A Contemporary Review essay argues against democratizing the Army and calls a standing army incompatible with democracy. It warns civil and military power may clash as democracy advances, noting the need for discipline and the risk of soldiers choosing aristocracy or reaction over duty.
Home Secretary Mr M Kenna moved the second reading of the Criminal Justice Administration Bill in the House of Commons. The measure aims to keep all under twenty one from prison through probation, Borstal treatment, and supervision, with court fees included, ending imprisonment for sentences under five days and expanding probation officer ranks.
A fragmented historical passage references repeated upheavals and a recall tied to 1850 era events. It mentions names and actions related to nominations of births, treasonable acts, and ongoing unrest. The garbled OCR yields few clear facts, but suggests a period of political tension and recall efforts.
A lengthy report discusses a high profile duel between Lieut. Lieven and Haag of the 15th Infantry in Germany. It covers the court of honor’s failure to prevent the duel, reactions from political and military figures, and debates on military dueling ethics and reform.
Londoners express loneliness for visiting Australians and Dominions figures say hospitality in London falls short of the mark. Sir George Reid and Mr. Griffith discuss the British character, fellowship barriers, and the difficulty of connecting Dominion visitors with English hosts in the capital.
Quote from J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania in an American Society for Thrift statement criticizes Americans for envy and waste. Notes on lavish gifts for sweethearts and family totaling far beyond canal costs, tobacco consumption, and other expenditures. Includes mock dialogue about romantic gift buying and social chatter.
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