What to Give Her For Xmas
A brief guide suggests visiting Burger to explore stereo departments for Christmas gifts. The text promises quick ideas and hints at specific gift suggestions but remains incomplete and scattered.
24 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1928
Page
1
A brief guide suggests visiting Burger to explore stereo departments for Christmas gifts. The text promises quick ideas and hints at specific gift suggestions but remains incomplete and scattered.
Advertises a selection of perfumes and gift sets with prices in old currency. Fauldings Eau de Cologne and Lavender and Musk dominate, with Cashmers Bouquet, Ashes of Roses, and Christy Old English Lavender. Week-end Sets include powder, toothpaste, cream, and soap. Also offers ladies garters, work foxes, and a chair prize with a draw for shoppers.
Advices from India report four English women, three children, four Indian women, four maid ser Farle and five Indian children evacuated from Ka lal tegation. An aeroplane left Sharpwr aerodrome, covered ninety miles to Peshawar, then carried evacuees toward Kabul.
The prize distribution at Airlie Brake School was held last Monday evening before a attentive audience. Parents and citizens praised the teacher for twelve years of capable instruction. Mrs Jaddine and Mrs Job presented items and gifts, with the pupils giving a Christmas box and best wishes for the new year.
Fragmented notice from Sunday Express mentions lobbeyist labeling wartime honors, postponement of the list, and possible approval by Majesty. It names Sip Ansgten Chamberlain and Mr Bridgeman as figures in the distinction and hints Mr. Drilgelan may have reconsidered a previously declined honor.
Twelve passengers were injured when a mixed goods and passenger train collision occurred at Kogwermy on Monday. All victims were admitted to hospital with varying injuries.
Markets at Homebush Sydney feature cattle and sheep trading with varied prices. Buyers observed for cattle and lambs, with values noted for cows and ewes, and wheat and other produce prices reported amid mixed demand.
In a Saturday night incident in Adelaide a 27 year old named Joseph Aviaizal allegedly shot Caroline Marks 19 and Sajah Roachlin 25 as a solicitor was wounded in the arm while bystanders attempted to disarm the assailant. The motive is described as jealousy and the injured victim remains in serious condition.
The bulletin from BadSporn notes the King's progress remains favorable though slow. Antemt area sleep quality is satisfactory with no significant disruption. Shred Le, Righy, and Dowson are listed in the related medical context, suggesting stable status.
The decision of the Sydney abter Cenc not to recommend the industrial peace conferences approved by the United States will lead to all trade union representatives withdrawing. This could bring about the collapse of the ceremony.
The Prime Minister announced in Canberra that financial stringency is lifting and a commercial and industrial revival is near. He emphasized that all classes should work in harmony to maintain peace in industry and boost prospects.
Wallace Myres critiques Patterson and Davis Cup entries in a Daily Telegraph seption. The piece discusses alleged defections, Patterson’s errors affecting Yawkes and Australia’s strategic needs, with commentary on decentralisation and the country’s place in lawn teknik supremacy.
Two men Patrick Newton and Michael Keogh were suddenly attacked on South Melbourne when four men in a motor car blocked their path. The assailants struck Newton and Keogh with iron bars, leaving them semi unconscious before fleeing. A passing motorist found them and unclear motives or identity of the attackers remain.
A heavy fire struck Griffith early yesterday morning inflicting extensive damage to a home and nearby property. The blaze damaged Carrey's pretty store and other structures, with losses estimated over L100. Fire crews battled the blaze but could not prevent large-scale destruction.
London dispatch notes the entire royal family will attend Huckingham Palace for the first time in ten years with possible presence of the King's sisters the Queen of Norway and Princess Victoria. The Duke of Gloucester returns from Africa aboard the Hal moral Cowthe due in London tomorrow.
A distorted message from Sir George Wilkins describes an Arctic coast along Gra ham Land near Mare garet Hay and Charmot Land. It notes a low shelf and a smooth slope, hints at the Wethel Sea and a polar continent, with coordinates around 70 degrees and a white strip bordering the Weddell Sea to the west.
Sydney reports a violent assault at an auto service owner’s premises. A suspect, described with blond hair and a menacing appearance, fled after inflicting injuries. Police recovered an evidence-laden carriage revealing the suspect’s heavy drinking prior to the attack. one witness provided crucial information on the incident.
ADELAIDE Monulay Clemel on Wierview wester ay said he understood there was no objection to a Arthur Richardson heart test quaver and lettington because they both played grggled He addeth They have played an England tw mer for Feiland in any case surely that both certificates are enough
A resident reports being attacked by three men who robbed him in broad daylight. He suffered threats and had his pockets rifled as bystanders watched, with the assailants fled into nearby streets.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is reported ill with internal inflammation and will be confined for several days. Surgeon Hugh Rigby conferred with the Bishop’s doctor Whitehead Bell who issued a statement noting the Archbishop had a moderately comfortable day with a few pleasantries and the inflammation remaining the same.
An organization offers support to students seeking advancement in athletic performance and related studies. The message highlights stepping stones, training, and opportunities, listing locations and contact points to begin the journey toward higher knowledge and skill.
Lansbury in Sunday Express outlines a migration report touching on unemployment and settlement. The British Executive weighs migration schemes contingent on Dominion and government cooperation. Clynes stresses finding work for men at home while still favoring migration.
Mr Har Ford representing Glasgow Chanter travels to Sydney for a trade session. He aims to position Glasgow as a primary marketing and distributing centre for the region.
A family pet Irish terrier suddenly attacked Mrs. Wael yesterday, knocking her to the street. Neighbors interfered with a chair as the dog challenged police and bystanders, leaving her injured but aided by medical staff on scene.
A car crash on the Great Southern road near Wamphellionshast last night killed a woman and four others. Mrs Tince Dinas and three others died or were seriously injured as the vehicle rolled multiple times while returning from a day out.
A fragmented report notes Bert Minkter attending a calwee event hosted by the Tringe of Wales on behalf of de King. Details about the venue and purpose are unclear due to OCR damage.
A weather note describes scattered malt to moderate rile with omanly thonberset during the wooekernl. The woe recorder gependle reports the fur went ern arena except for a few areas.
The fragment hints at Inverell rallying to continue best service and promote town interests. It notes a glorious ending and a commitment to progress, though specific events or dates are not provided in the readable text.
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