Plain Facts of Life Address by Father Packer in Pirie
Father Packer head of the Catholic Mission in Pirie spoke to the Children of Mary Sodality at St Mark and St Anthony's churches. He urged devotion to the Immaculate Heart, warned against modern temptations, and pressed strong values for purity, marriage sanctity, and parish involvement amid crowded missions led by Redemptorists J Moran and J Green.
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J. Green
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St Anthony's
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Lead rising Adelaide market slips in London trades
The report notes a drop in prices for lead, with quotes around 5 15s a ton in London. It mentions Stilton and other items amid a confused listing of figures and names, including Dan Leach and Stanford, with varying forward prices and exchanges cited.
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Adelaide
Thesday
Ile
London
Dan Leach
Fay
Murder and self inflicted death verdict at Gladesville inquest
In Gladesville an inquest into a killing and subsequent suicide heard that two married individuals, Mire Andrews and Peter Kapievahy, were involved. A Russian note mentioned an oath and a promised sum of money, with Andrews allegedly killed and Kapievahy shooting himself. The coroner returned a verdict of murder and death by own action.
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Sydney
Eytence
Mity Andrews
Peter Kapievahy
Nissiah
Gladesville
Koplevsky
Mre Andrews
Dred
Don Blackie Retires From Pennant Bowling
Melbourne report states veteran bowler Don Blackie announces retirement from pennant bowling after a remarkable career. He took 495 wickets for 648 runs at an average of 4. He leaves a lasting mark on the Das TaErn club and local cricket history.
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Melbourne
Brady Case Withdrawn Over Taxi Fare Evasion Charge
Brady case against Patrick Bampton aged 42 over evading taxi fares amounting to £310 was withdrawn as the matter came before Balesia Police Court today.
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Sydney
Patrick Bampton
Brady
Balesia
Emu Eradication Proposal Sparks Ridicule in Bon Mle Boek
In Perth on Tuesday the Kahiet Secretary ridiculed a suggestion from Ueseltiern in the Bon Mle Boek district calling for another emu arati cnll, implying drastic action to destroy the birds and citing confederation as backing for eliminating them.
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Perth
Kahiet
Ueseltiern
Bon Mle Boek
Emuarati Cnll
August Memory of a 1934 Night and 1904 Turmoil
A fragmented reminiscence recalls vivid terror from August 14 1934 and a distant August 44 1904. The text evokes blackout streets, nervous crowds, and wartime like upheaval, mentioning Mackmigtn of terror, the Wider rod, and a tide of fear. It reflects on memories that linger as a community processes historical upheavals and resilience, with references to Water, wine, and industrial sites.
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Umd
Edutorys
Thome
Spaale
Cadet Burned to Death in Aerial Tragedy
A plane crashed near the aerodrome causing the death of cadet Gadel Thomas John Lawe and injuring others. A second cadet suffered severe shock while another escaped serious harm as wreckage and broken cables struck nearby. Fire and heat prevented rescue, with several bystanders harmed by debris and airborne fragments.
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Porey
Wes Waling
Vorlnk Vow Fils
Ile
Gadel Thomas John Lawe
Trent
Ale
Ale Pore
Altharush
Jandine
Poiar
Cook
Air Race Crash in Malbourne Verdict Recorded
Coroner's inquest into the Malbourne air race crash on July 20 returns a verdict of accidental death regarding WH 1ism Weary Recher, aged 32, with testimony from Lawrence Jonson and others about the event.
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Malbourne
Tofey
Recher
Lawrence Jonson
Seamen Strike Expands In Melbourne Dispute
Melbourne reports the maritime strike spreading to marine cooks stewards and wharf workers as Trades Hall disputes committees meet tomorrow to assess the situation. Secretary J Behan of the Carters Union warns members should not be unemployed through no fault of their own as over 200 cooks and stewards are already idle due to the dispute.
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Melbourne
Mrr. J. Behan
Garters’ Union
Hia
Council Briefs and Local Appointments Reported
A chaotic report from Pirie covers council notes on visitors at the Royal Exchange and Royal Exchange Hotel, city plans, ambulance and YMCA matters, and a memorial oval at Pirie with building window work. It notes appointments to church roles, travel plans, and the yearly attendance of officials, with mentions of aviation and landings contracts and a forthcoming public call for lenders.
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Commercial Aviation Company
Avie Town
Aid Fitzgerald
Ab Aiarstians
Seamel
Australian War Splurge and Police in Plots
A scrambled report details serious tensions in Australia with claims of overseas spread, government measures for rations, and police actions. It notes Parkside explosives, a Port Augusta photographer case, railway obstruction fines, and a violent incident ban. Details include Mount Dutton witnesses and labor objections in New South Wales.
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Parkside
Vumrtalle
Hans
Uniey
Frank Aueley
Wolenery
Port Augusta
Hiavtas
Baweane
Algebuekiin
Mount Dutton
Murtey
Aland
Witnens
Wildever
Taxation Debate Highlights Exemption Rise Proposal
Adelaide debate on taxation exposed divisions as Mr Condon urged increasing income tax exemptions from £109 to £200 to shield workers. Critics warned higher relief risks harming the unemployed and burdening others, while advocates cited poverty and cost of living.
Thermometer Reading Showed Mild Day Culmination
A fragment notes yesterday’s maximum reached 65.1 while minimum remains unrecorded. thermometric data appears incomplete with a stray reference to 2% bows and an embedded id 444.
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Yemerday
Frank Marlow Dead Great Loss to Football
Frank Marlow secretary of the Matimal League is mourned as a recognized authority on the game. His death is noted amid accounts of league administration and Melbourne matches tied to Australian football history.
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Adelaide
Qouth Aumann
Prank Marlow
Matimal League
Mir Marlow
Td Yathihdgels
Cole
Marlow Mars
Leagerty
Viet
Sui Australian Lem
Melbourne
Lake Hinny
Town Gardener's Overtime Sparks Local Debate
The Unemployed Association criticized high overtime for Pirie Council's town gardener serving as caretaker of Memorial. Debate centers on council paying £9979 in overtime while forbidding clerks from occasional electoral work, with figures and motives examined in tense public exchanges.
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Pirie Council
Gare
Tm Vietaria
Jeanes
Euexentou
Carriuker
Valle
Coset
Ava
Lacey
Wien
Australia
Mc Coy
Rosie
Init
Hhame
Wet
Darwin Air Service to buy Junkers planes
Historical report notes DARWIN AIR SERVICE planning to acquire Junkers aircraft as part of a expansion. The piece mentions a Melbourne to Darwin weekly route, with references to Parafield and Adelaide, and a government facility context. It also describes use of German Junkers planes for Australian service and wartime exchange plans.
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ALE Mie
Thesday
Tranwcontinental Airways
la Extablinsern
Lelseen Australia
Eayitoy Elds
Sip_ Haale wevipeal SunMagyR
Judas Iron
Melbourne
Parafield
Darwin
Allee Springs
Tegeum
Australia
Iovernaent
Careyine
Adelaide
Melbourae
Witth Company
Junker Planer
Germany
No Postal Return Money For Air Mails
In Melbourne and Sydney a debate over air mail costs and consolidation of first class mail between capitals is noted. Proposals to route all first class mail by air are unlikely this year, with potential charges discussed and the expected impact on the Niger plane plan cited.
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Eliet
Ut Nlolfoa Ale Malls
Ebr
Lars
Abrernall Celicine
Faroe Meliverne Nonsense Names And Claims
Fragmented OCR text mentions a person named Boye on Farne Meliverne and references approximations about 253000 in Australia. It includes garbled names and phrases about ages 87 and 30, employment, and a reference to someone named Meredith Tr. The passage appears as disjointed, nonsensical boilerplate with no clear event, date, or credible facts to summarize.
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Meliverne
Twenlay
Beery
Australia
Teeren
Walked With Death UANBERRA Tuesday
Fragmented report describes a violent incident during a political event. Eyewitnesses recount Mohamed native attackers seizing the scene leaving several dead or wounded. The account mentions women and children harmed and local leaders calling for containment.
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