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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
7
The Astronomer Royal Sir Frank Dayson misaimed a telescope shift revealing a damaged London church steeple. He warned the vicar of potential danger as the cracks widened, risking collapse if unchecked. The near miss prompted swift evacuation and caution from parishioners.
Readable remnants describe Mrs Tom Thumb's public entry at age 78 and the wartime spectacle of tiny people in Amorina and Portland. It notes crowds at the White House and Prince of Wales guests, with further mentions of Millie Kal and Addeniral Dut among other famous dwarfs, and references to their exhibitions and public reception.
A fragmentary item discusses unbidden guests and social intrusion at Lady Dash's, noting tensions between hosts and visitors. It mentions etiquette, appearances, and the notion that improper entitlements undermine proper hospitality, reflecting lingering concerns about propriety in entertaining.
A testimonial letter from Mrs W Gardiner of Inverell and later Sydney praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for curing severe backache and kidney trouble. It claims six bottles freed the husband from pain and fatigue, maintaining relief for years. The ad notes price 2/0 and Foster Co of Gunnedah Street Sydney as distributors.
A local notice states that any poaching trapping or poisoning on Egremont in Ashford without permission or any illegal tree posing will be prosecuted without respect to persons. The message is signed F. D. A. Power.
Early in March Copley Latimer targets a new Albany venture with a newspaper led by young editors who promise fearless discussion of industrial and political abuses. The plan aims to run two pages daily free of advertiser influence, inviting public debate while balancing the risks of exposure and financial strain.
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