Eyewitnesses Describe Drunken Larceny at Mild Ward Hotel
In a Warracknabeal court case, Edward Mason stood accused of stealing money and hive frames from Walter Meaney and others after a night of heavy drinking at the Hindmarsh and nearby rooms. The Crown pressed counts of larceny involving seven frames and multiple notes, with witness testimonies detailing the sequence of events and Mason's attempts to repay or conceal funds. The jury returned not guilty on a related charge after considering testimonies and motives.
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Stinllar Gharga
Teparit
Wileed
Pitts
Uubu McDonald
Joparit
Nechad
Miktura
Ely
Hindmarsh
McDonsid
Pitie
McDonald
Tata
Mona
Alan
Jin Shank
Bie
Supreme Court
Horshay
Loy Cussen
Loan
Planta Rarandd
Onan Prie Utar
Robert An
Che Ryan
SheyUtty
Warracknabeal
Warracknabes
Gamer
Ecand
Mhill
Efimi
Hector Wilon
Googe
Mathews
Mien
Nuil
Srongy
Patrick Meaney
Thor
Cusky
Bennett
Wise
Coulus Proscentor
Meaney
Langfond
Paler
Sid Meaney
Tim
Matthews Sant
Meaner
Hie
Dhat
Kat
John McDou
Leste Hutehine
Kaward Airy
Bay Eet
Victor Epis
John G
Swisen
Birman
Constable Matin
Samuel TW
Riverside
Bearder
Megory
Btu
Reaney
Rob
Wilson
Olen
Cook
Matthews
Sandu
Awostwe
X Wm
Wight
William Rankip
Wilsiots
Edmond Hevtoe Witsoe
Wilmese
Vox Hn
Murrayville
Uge
Reasend
Matthies
Wileon
Martshewa
Siwthews
Clive Richard Evans
Glatz
Dsl
Y & mI
Mivicen
Williany Bry
Wood Carter
Blawell
Mason
Aiynera
Brewster
Hon
Irvin
Mayson
Afr
Bachar
Hoeuno
Qury
Muagon
Walter Poy
Sinow
Neousnil
Edward Mason
Stawell
Montgomery
Hou
Nike
Hove
Frmnes
Lille
Tallur Pry
Framca
Walter Fry
Enid
Afason
Grorea
Henry Maem
Lis
Samming
Hinner
Isa
Wilaca
Matthews Golly
Wilson Gris
Ter Poole
Oas
Hotchton
McDounid
MeDarwin
Sutton
Mora
McDon- AM
McDowal
Admittees
Rie
Val
Dee
Hellelen
Damiary
W. Hon
Binok Ranga
Joshus
Leo
Tannurs
Hatelay
Brownls Paidack
Ha Ini
Fry
Nontfit
Walter Hon
Broweth
Wade
Crass
Joshua
Liddle
Eo Furner
Biask Rouge
Shoutel
Starell
Housing Advances through Steel and Concrete Postswar Boom
The piece discusses postwar housing shortages and new construction methods using steel, concrete, and masonry. It highlights Willige Beyrdinora Co. shipbuilders and engineers exploring steel louces and similar tee plate work, aiming to revolutionize mass housing. It notes the Duke of Atholl endorsing these approaches to extend wider employment and shorten building times.
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Lrane
Induatey
Mortay
Ator Tesseu
Pho
Duke of Atholl
Hiaso
Greek Quotation Sparks Commons Debate at Dinner
A London dinner at the Press Club featured Lord Darling as principal guest. The discussion centered on Greek language education and its role in British schooling, with remarks about ancient authors and calls for simpler subjects, amid interruptions and laughter.
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London
Boneham
Lord Durling
Grorga Diluot
Ebiamen Bruemas
Lort Dare Wing
Darling
Bowe
Visht
Darling Sens
House of Commons
Lord Darling
Byron
Helen
Monelaus
Ulysses
Laughtor
Fovasina
Halaburg
Cortoin
Reading
Orn
Gwlge
Women’s National League in Australia Celebrates Era of Reform
In a retrospective on the Australian Women’s Nations League, coverage recalls the movement’s early supporters and leaders, noting the fight for women’s franchise, the presidency of Lally Clarke, and ongoing campaigning by a broad network of workers across regions. The article highlights fundraising efforts, organizational strategy, and the group’s resilience through wartime and social change.
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Hetle
Fiuer Lally Clarke
Zie
G. Muss
Zenlans Corvieg
Prore
Higgs
Howe
Vonfists
Hughes
Decker
Als Crocker
Cyaker
Systen
Empre Yisets
Gigpland
Ute Keights
Omco
Harriutech
Gximu
Fwomen
Died of London dress queen famed for wardrobe fortune
Mrs Baroh Wilkinson known as the world’s most dressed woman died after an operation in St Thomas’s Hospital London aged 49 Her life centered on dresses and wealth reported as £1,000,000 in gowns and £700,000 in cash with lavish Parisian displays and a life spent traveling hotels with her husband Her flamboyant wardrobe and claims of vast heirloom fortunes were widely publicized since 1921.
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Baroh $Wilkkinson
St Thomas’s “Hone
London
Wilkinnou
Paris
Crain
Wilkinson
China
Luther Baptism Debate in Luther Works Alleges Infant Exclusion
Correspondence to the Editor discusses Luther’s stance on infant baptism citing page 273 of Erlangende’s edition. The writer argues Luther supports infant baptism even as some Church of Christ propaganda claims he opposed it, referencing Christ’s command to baptize all nations and scholars who interpret baptize as immersion. The letter urges readers to form their own opinion.
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Mathie Tae
Luther
Iagant Tapuisa
Christ
Hlarichser
Ix Volleneues
Silvugu
Church of Christ
Erlangened
Luthor
Peopl
Jeafice
Rio
Chawit Anit
Everal
Reasons for maternity ward in Bose Hospital proposal
A Victorian era piece argues for a dedicated maternity ward at Bose Hospital. It links infant mortality to home confinement, urges safe, supervised postnatal care, and endorses two attendants, hospital access, and public support while critiquing existing private options.
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Horsham
Sipp
Ordor
Enviwiston
Bose Hospital
Sung Sini Hat Pho
Coreval
Grout Ag
Australis
Lauer
Lin’ Pering
Ofbyr Cokutv
Addi
Nttia
Ion Sud
Poole
Alion
Hersel
Ugh Lown
Teolf
Lindt
Cure for Pimples Promised by Soap Ad from Jobdea
A reader notes relief after use of Cuiteuin Soap and Ointment for facial pimples. The testimonial claims complete healing after nearly a year of irritation and urges daily use. spelling and phrasing suggest old time promotional copy for Vie Colerta Soap products.
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A.M. McLeod
Post Office
Jobdea
Vie Colerta
Tal Sylvare
Ginerat
Horsham District Hospital Fund Drive Encourages Support
A call from Horsham District Hospital leaders urges community backing through work and donations to build a hospital. President Davin Anderson and Secretary Claude W. Prengham emphasize the noble aim of easing suffering and improving health for district residents.
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Nity
Horsinm
Nuit
Welc
Ero
Wnonjty
Tro
Toby Bull
Davin Anderson
Claude W. Prengham
Horsham Distrish Hospital
Dogs and virtue urged amid caution about training
The piece muses on dogs and loyalty as moral examples, urging restraint, kindness, and courage. It contrasts personal virtue with public conduct, cites a 19th century American philosopher, and weaves in social roles and duty. The text laments neglect of humane treatment and extols steadfast loyalty and humility in both dogs and humans.
Orient Line Mail Steamers to London Fleet List
A garbled OCR style notice lists Orient Line steamers and routes to London via Colombo Egypt Naples Toulon Gibraltar and Monte with several ship names and tonnages including Otranto Dronsay Orama Ormonde Orsova and others. It mentions a special excursion to Paros and urges applications to a Melbourne agent for shipping inquiries.
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London
Colomdo
Egypt
Naples
Toulon
Gibraltar
Pl' Monte
Otranto
Dronsay
ORAMA
Ormonde Orma
Orvicto
Orderley
Orsova
Tone
Groupes
FIRE
Cassia
Cunent Stam Wayigation CO Ltd
Collins Stent
Melbourne
WRG
Bob Bobs
Puzzling Fragments Echo Odd Tales From Old Notes
The text presents a jagged, partially legible excerpt filled with misspellings and stray phrases. It mentions a street, several doctors, a pearled brass pin, and odd anecdotes about conversations and visitors, captured in a fragmented, humorous register. The piece reads like a memory collage of quirky vignettes.
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