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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented narrative recounts a lone young woman in a crowded market, dreams of a perfect lover, and a looming peril. The tale fades between descriptions of wearied shoppers, a looming crowd, and a policeman who knows the danger but cannot save her from a grim outcome. The piece evokes a bygone streetside romance amid hardship and social judgement.
Reports say police at Town Hall station intervened during a women’s football match at North Bike Park. Lieutenant Mudlier defended the action, claiming women should not play while a bystander quote questioned the propriety of the ban. The crowd watched as players lined up for a kick off and police restrained the scene.
A man named Wilbur J. Avein, 42, faced a judge after arriving with an attorney and claiming biblical authority for his actions. He argued against unemployment and his wife's illness, insisting the Bible supports his stance as stated in Corinthians. The court did not accept the argument.
Fragmented OCR recounts a long narrative about mistletoe and a ceremonial tree, mentioning Winter and Christmas scenes, a church visit, and ancestral folktales. It references various locations and figures in a chaotic flow, capturing a bygone era’s voice with mixed details about plants, gifts, and seasonal rites. The passage blends horticulture with storytelling and local tradition.
A fragmentary report cites a speech by Sam Gertrude Elliott and Hubert about women’s suffrage and the duty to explain equity to the Government. The text references campaigners seeking constitutional change, tribunal appeals, and calls for urgent action by the House to address enfranchisement and protection of women.
The readable fragments describe a garbled undated scene mentioning gardan vilgds, siestas, touts, and references to people like Henke RewHH and WACOEE. The text appears as stray OCR noise with many nonwords and broken phrases, lacking coherent events or dates.
A European report outlines a woman linked to Malloy Becker, the wife of a lieutenant, facing death in New York amid murky accusations of gambling debts and a scheme to return her to the city. The article traces alleged travelers, hospital mentions, and calls for aid to secure her release or punishment.
Thaw formerly the Countess of Yarmouth and Sir Harry Thaw seek a private wedding with banker G F Ruston serving as New York correspondent. The couple’s divorce decree was granted in Pittsburgh after a long legal fight, with ceremonies expected in the spring as a high society event.
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