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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
1
A garbled passage from the Daily Express mentions an “Ideal Drink” of hot water and sugar, a hospital visit, and an unclear claim about a drink’s alleged effects. The text is fragmentary with many misspellings and unreadable portions.
A butcher named in a local meeting transcript criticizes the Local Board of Health claiming poor conditions and urging action. The speaker lambasts inspectors and questions cleanliness standards while defending premises and addressing a town audience.
Military aeroplanes reached the area yesterday from Berth, passing Fort Augusta. Flying officer Loch Balderson led the squad toward Melbwurny this morning, aiming to test the new craft. Reports note engine issues and a delayed flight as airmen prepare for a new ascent target of about 50 miles per hour.
A fragment notes a territory election in Tarwen on Wednesday with a lead into the election of a member to the House of Representatives. It mentions Nelson Water and a national list in a connected context.
A garbled report describes a late stage in a legislative debate over an industry protection bill. It mentions a committee, a 100,000 tax figure, and concerns by lawmakers about impacts on a regional capital area. The fragmentary text references names and places but is unclear on specific outcomes.
The Marine Inquiry opened in the Court of Marine Intury today into the collision between two ships near Spies Heads on December 7. Witnesses described damage and blamed the Chul waste for changing course, while Captain Upward argued extraordinary actions by the other vessel. The hearing adjourned with more testimony anticipated Friday.
Fragmentary report notes a dispute over unauthorized transmissions and pirate signals affecting posts and telegraph lines. Officials urge prompt licensing and warn penalties for interference while emphasizing lawful operation and public safety.
In Adelaide Watnesday chairman Duncan disclosed the society would submit a £10,000 government subsidy to provide substitution accommodation for a few pupils at Wasillee West. The announcement followed a debate on housing at the society meeting, with emphasis on funding and location.
A labor front meeting on Wednesday urged the shale party to adopt a more militant stance on unemployment and differences within the movement. Leaders pressed for unified action during the session, emphasizing stronger labor solidarity and policy pressure.
The readable portion references unions and arbitration bills amid a Legislative Assembly context. Details are garbled with invented terms and names, making a coherent event unclear.
Reports describe tension in the French cabinet over a crisis with demands for reform. A key meeting is planned to address the impasse, with ministers insisting that agreed terms must be accepted despite lingering questions about personnel.
Fragments mention a Standard Oil tanker near Sydney and a damaged rudder with references to tenable miles from a sun beacon, suggesting a maritime mishap. Details are garbled, but the text implies a vessel in distress requiring navigation fixes.
In a tense session at Ghanview, Tashley Moelba Limself attended with local figures as Shilo svnticnad and others debated the Freshy tax and sinking toad policies. The gathering involved reference to government welfare and legal action, with various officials signaling future moves and resignations.
Weis Wald was arraigned today on charges of shooting Williams at a Kingston cafe. Police say the incident occurred at a Kingston cafe earlier this month and Wald faces multiple counts.
Ideal conditions described for Port Pirie with clear skies and moderate temperatures yesterday. Forecast calls for a cool southerly wind and continued fine weather along the coast.
A Ottawa report outlines Empire Settlement and Canadian schemes offering lower rates for migration to Britain and allied regions. It notes new reduced fares to the United Kingdom and accompanying immigration payment terms, with timelines and eligibility details for passengers seeking passage under the program.
Fragmentary dispatch from Geneva notes Turkish atrocities alleged by Ghavidean ecclesiastics as false by some observers. The inquiry report may challenge British and other authorities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Irish interests and a prince figure amid unclear place names and events. The readables suggest political or ceremonial language but concrete facts are obscured.
The fragmentary report notes Mr Theodore and a figure named Syanex, with mentions of a return and references to White and Reebbee State. Context is unclear due to OCR damage, but it hints at political or personal status discussions and a possible public interest outcome.
The boundary agreement discussion concluded after eight hours of debate with Saver divisions recorded on all sections of the bill. The assembly reached a consensus despite splits, with Gaeyerammyt ape Lomty averaging over 18 in the cited divisions.
Workers at the Ken Lavon facility walk out over wage demands and employer concessions reached after a pause. Union leaders say the strike began Wednesday and paused while talks continued for a settlement on subtest pay and related conditions.
South Australian Tennis Association announces the state team for the Australian Championships to be held in Adelaide in January. The selected players are GM, Hon, ET, Rowe, Miss Ke Le Messuilley, and Miss Ih Weston.
New South Wales cricketers arrived in Adelaide on Wednesday and practiced at the Adelaide Oval this afternoon. Manager Mr Bol said the players were tired but ready for practice again tomorrow.
Twenty year old Me Hurley Gaston discovered old fetters in a schoolroom cupboard in London. Among papers, he retrieved correspondence dated 1633 to 1647 between Descartes and Gonstiny luygens, now to be published by Oxford Press under Leon Roth. The preface is by M. Adam.
A recent England census highlights wide differences in family size with about 43 percent of miners having the largest families, professionals at around 20 percent, and millions of families with no children. The article notes extreme age gaps with husbands much older than wives, including instances of wives as young as fifteen and husbands up to eighty plus.
A government bill proposing pensions for widows and their children is under consideration. The measure aims to provide financial support to writers and other dependents, amid debate over eligibility and funding.
Me W Newman will depart for two years to join a Tashed post in Hystaat. He has long been a key bowler and batsman for YM GA and was recalled for a recent match against Parts Lookers. Friends note his genial, unassuming nature and wish him success in future life.
An article notes a shortage of white horsehair used in bows for violins violas and cellos, impacting orchestras and musicians. Metal wire may replace hair but is less effective, and supply issues could affect veterinary surgeons and other users who rely on the material.
A cablegram to the Soviet Ambassador in Paris, alleged by New York Times, questions whether the Locarno agreement maintains peace and warns that new power blocs threaten balance of power, with mistrust in alliances and potential moves against Russia.
The fourth fortnightly summer mixed foursome will begin next weekend at 443 WVLuck. Reading confusion over rules shows partners alternate shots and penalties apply for unplayable balls and misses, with players taking turns from tees and during each hole.
Sydney report notes the High Court is expected to publish its reasons for the judgment either tomorrow or Friday. Mr Meagher states there was no immediate plan to serve a writ on Senator Pearce as was claimed yesterday.
A fragmented ad notes Burgess and Sons promoting mixed drinks for Christmas with references to Christmas Cheer and Bitters. The ad includes stray numbers 47-26 and 17-26 amid incomplete copy.
A large appreciative audience at the Alhambra Theatre witnessed Madame Ethel Sagassen sing her farewell public appearance in Australia. Her performance earned spontaneous praise, especially for “Slave’s Old Sweet Song,” “The Wren,” and her refined, expressive voice. Port Pirie and Mary London audiences are reminded of her charm and artistry as she travels abroad.
London’s London County Council decides to defish Waterloo Bridge and rebuild it providing six lines for traffic. The plan announced Wednesday outlines improved flow and later resumption of vehicle movement across the river.
A garbled fragment describes a ministerial incident with a coat and rolled sleeves. It cites a fraternal group and mentions a press issue involving Nawperby and Marrisol terms. The text is unclear and many names are unreadable.
The article offers informal interpretations of finger shapes and gestures as signs of personality and fate. It suggests that a curved index finger signals money loving tendencies, while other finger traits indicate strength of will, artistic temperament, practicality, or steadiness, with caveats about accuracy.
A vivid invite promises an insiders view of New York's elegant set debuting this year's iridescent fashion and social glamour. The notice markets beauty luxury and nightlife as the season's defining spectacle.
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