Port Adelaide Urges Memorial for Brave Firemen
A Port Adelaide committee seeks a public memorial to honor Firemen Hickey Gren suin George Anderson and three brave sailors from the Minnie A Caine disaster. Citizens are invited to contribute, with even a shilling welcomed, as the group decides a fitting monument to commemorate their courage and sacrifice. Contributions are acknowledged in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Hickey
Grensuin
Adviante Brigade
Fitizetl
Iil Bg
Ricky
Minnie A. Caine
Frank Condon
M.P
Admitted death after Port Road crash at Woodville
The coroner held that Frank Proud died from head injuries sustained July 28 when a timber jinker on Port Road was struck by a passing vehicle. Witnesses described Proud in the front seat beside a boy, the car’s hood torn, and the other vehicle failing to stop. Driver Stanley Wood and others testified to the accident near Woodville School and the casualty hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartner
Cr. Mathews
Frank Proud
Port Road
Woodville
J. T. Reid
W. Fey
Pavy
Joseph Henry Coome
Jean Street
Kilkenny
Stroud Street
Cheltenham
T. P. Cherry
Port Adelaide
Mr. Proud
Stanley R. Wood
Black Ball Motor Garage
Adelaide
Jin Hie
Adelaide Hospital
Woodville School
Mathart
Adtaite
Smyth
Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital
Reid
Pavey
Jinker
Stanley Howard Clinch
Franklin
Flo
PT. Smyth
Vawt
Torr
Dunstan
Casualty Hospital
W. F. Milter
Rams
Woolville
Stanley Rupert Wood
Liberal Federation social attendance features Sir Henry Barwell
A small turnout attended the Semaphore Town Hall social and dance by Liberal Federation branches. Sir Henry Barwell, with Lady Barwell, spoke amid cheers, defending wage policy and mining company losses at Wallaroo Mines while noting press attention over “The Thousand Homes” affair. A vote of thanks closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bower
Henry
Sir Heniry
Libeal
Labor
Henry Barwell
Seamen's Mission concert at Rest praised by audience
Missioner J. Stanley notes a splendid muster at the Rest last Thursday week. A. Keeling presided. H. Nielsen, Laurel Martin, J. Cain, the Jamiesons, M. Morrison and Davies performed songs and piano pieces to warm applause. Community singing via wireless to be broadcast and welcomed at Seamen's Mission dinners.
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Missioner
J. Stanley
A. Keeling
Curthen
Mise H. Nielsen
Laurel Martin
J. Cain
ALCM
Nancy
Connie Jamieson
M. Morrison
Davies
Largs Mothers Club Dance Aids Local School Fund
A lively dance at St. Albans Hall last Tuesday supported the Largs Bay Infant School Mothers Club. Mrs. FE. & Redding and Miss NB. Leane organized. Frank Rice MC and Miss Foote led the music. blue gum and wattle decor brightened the hall. attendees included Mesdames J Vox and W C George among many others.
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St. Alban's Hall
Mothers
Largs Bay
FE. & Redding
NB. Leane
Frank Rice
M.C
Foote Ax
H. Jeresy
EK Redding
C.J Thompson
G Warren
BD. Catlins
J Guthrie
A Hastwell
B Trvine
G Jeffrey
G. Lrane
Newmay
M. Newman
M. Noble
Perry
D. Piggott
D. Short
J. Thomson Gawler
A. Witte
Go Anderson
Frank Mri
Influenza Colds Care Touted At Public Auction
Woods Great Peppermint Cure proposed by Dr. Lambert and Mr. T Brock was carried with cheers. Refreshments provided and a physical programme contributed by Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss Matheson for Hincks Me. Des Fisades was secretary for the auction and Dr. Pickett acted as MLC.
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Lambert
T. Brock
Charles Smith
Misses Matheson
Hincks
Desfisades
Dr. Pickett
Death of Port Adelaide officer Segerlind noted in obituary
An obituary for H F Segerlind, longtime Port Adelaide police boarding officer, marks his death on Semaphore. Born in 1809 in southern Sweden, he served in Germany and Sweden before arriving in South Australia in 1880. He retired as a justice of the peace and continued Federal work on enemy subjects, leaving a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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H. F Segerdnel
Port Adelaide
Poive Department
Segerlind
Sweden
Segertvied
Germany
College of
Grundor Alter
al Pravenhaerg
Tear
Rome
WOC
Force
Mr. Meyerlind
Gothenburg
Two Singers Return to Australia From London Tour
Miss Rene Manwell, Sydney born singer, returns to Australia and plans to renew friendships after arrival on RMS Dragan. Her accompanist Miss Nathalie Rosenwax, founder of the Dominion Artists Club, discusses funding hostel expansion and supporting Australian artists. Miss Maxwell travels to Sydney for Williamson Theatres engagement and will debut in New South Wales capital.
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Australia
Rene Manwell
Sydney
Port Adelaide
London
RMS
Dragin
Maxwell
Nathalie Rosenwax
England
Anternes
Wisner
Queen's Halls
Claema Fir Financial
Tooms
Miss Maxwell
Williamson Theatres
New South Wales
New Headmaster Appointed for Alberton School in Australia
Mr. John Johnson of Moonta is appointed headmaster at Woodville Public School, succeeding Mr. Bourke, who becomes headmaster of Alberton School. Johnson will assume duties on August 24, and Bourke departs to lead Alberton.
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Mn GH. Bourke
Woodville
Alberton School
Aveist
John Johnson
Moonta
Bourke
Fire Dwellings House Fire at Semaphore Road
A small fire broke out in the front room of a dwelling at Sema phore Road Semaphore occupied by Mrs Florence Shaw about 1 1 3 on Thursday morning. The Semaphore Fire Brigade arrived after a telephone call and found the outbreak under control by water. A mantelpiece and skirting board near a piano were damaged. The house was insured. The cause is unknown.
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Semaphore Road
Florence Shaw
Semaphore Pire Brigade
Wele
Menace of Toothlessness Warns of Decay in Diet and Habits
A Washington Post piece warns that modern eating habits curb chewing and saliva flow, leading to widespread tooth decay. It cites Eskimo and Indian histories, notes the rise of soft foods, and urges calcium-rich foods like milk, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while reducing meats, starches, sweets, coffee, and tea to preserve dental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander D. Poston
Washington Post
National Museum
Washington
Aifeuil
United States
Prend
London
Double Wearif Accident at Port Adelaide Wharf
A gang moving heavy iron plates at McLaren Wharf Port Adelaide shortly after 1 am on Monday damaged two workers. Joseph Smith was struck on the nose and required stitches after a plate fell. Harry Douglas was pinned and suffered two broken legs and a severe wound. both men employed by H Graves & Co. were treated at Casualty Hospital and Adelaide Hospital respectively.
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McLaren Wharf
Port Adelaire
Joseph Smith
Finiver
Port Road
Hindmarsh
Port Adelaide
Harry Douglas
Semaphore Road
Glanville
Casualty
Adelaide Hospital
Messrs
Timber mishap at Port Adelaide injures man during unloading
White assisted unloading timber from the steamer Ashridige at Port Adelaide on Monday afternoon. Mr. A. Pairic of Bishop Avenue Atherton was struck by timber from the hold and taken to Port Adelaide Casualty Hospital. Doctors found his legs badly bruised.
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T. J. Fricker & Sons
Port 196
Aco Church Place
Central
The
Port Adelaide News
Central Chambers
Lipson Street
Frida
Fronson's
E. W. Bronson
Dyer and Dry Commercial Road
Rundle Street
Unley Road
Unley
Ainslie
Miviss
Liberal Federation
Turnside
Wallaroo
Sir Henry Bar
Seamen's Mission Pit
Ae Street
Largs
Mothers’ Club
PF. Segerl
Dbama
Alder ‘Tor
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