Numurkah Driver Fined for Dangerous Driving
At the police court a Numurkah resident, Banssey Sutcliffe, faced a charge of dangerous driving on 26 last. He was accused after his Chrysler passed at speed and collided with a Chevrolet, injuring both drivers. Witnesses contended speeds ranged from 0 to 40 miles per hour, with several claiming Sutcliffe was on the wrong side. The court found excessive speed and fined Sutcliffe five pounds plus ten shillings costs, with a one month license suspension.
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Women’s Dress Debate Recurs in Public Forum
A fragment cites debate on women's clothing noting little doubt exists that if women's dresses were of the same style in public discourse, wider social implications would follow. The passage hints at ongoing discussions about gender norms and attire.
Political notes critique Labor and praise Bruce Page era
The piece argues Labor policy risks a dictatorship and Queensland's woes under Labor, contrasting with Bruce Page government actions. It details marketing reforms, export bounties, rural credits, and the Commonwealth Bank's role in stabilising wheat and wool, projecting national prosperity and orderly markets.
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Ramayana Lecture Illuminates Indian Epic in Numurkah
The Numurkah Literary and Debating Society met at Mechanic Hall to hear Miss M Guitton discuss the Ramayana, an epic from about the tenth century B C that remains central to Indian literature and life. The talk outlined Rama’s exile, return, and battle with divine and demon figures, highlighting its mythological and ethical themes.
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