Beer tasting at the British Brewers' Exhibition
A report on beer tasting at the British Brewers' Exhibition in the Saticwitural Hall. About twenty judges sample 682 varieties noting aroma, flavor layers, and the shift from heavy Victorian ales to lighter modern beers while comparing to Elizabethan brews. The tasting head, Mrs Bearman, explains judging steps from aroma to palate.
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Fusling
Gilbey Hall
Slauce
Bess
Sal
Bearman
Dene
Aphis
Anday
Elizabett
The Recorder to Publish Friday Morning Christmas Issue
The Recorder will publish Friday morning on Christmas Day. There will be no edition on Saturday Boxing Day. The Recorder will resume Monday December 28 with full coverage of local sports and other news including regional and foreign items.
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Riecorder
Recorder
Extradition Ordered in Coogee Assault Case
Wellington A Wounesaiy and William Henry Gurls Mashee face extradition on charges tied to a brutal assault. Police say a bloodstained shirt found in possession connects suspects to the crime, while witnesses name Mrs Anne Tumsdt and others linked to the case in Googee.
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Wellington A. Wounesaiy
William Henry Gurls Mashee
Mindies
Anne Tumsdt
al Googee
Bydlies
Round Australia by Car—Sydney Stop Ends Odd Journey
A traveler by car completed a rough crossing from Perth to Sydney with only his 11 year old daughter as companion. They reached Sydney at night amid a large reception. An incident in the House of Commons is blamed on careless workmen affecting the other chamber.
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Sydney
Victorian Tax Proposals Cut In Half By Council Bill
The Legislative Council opposed the Government and altered a new Taxation Bill reducing rate increases to half a penny on personal exertion and one penny on property. The measure now aims for £449,000 extra revenue instead of £285,000 and passes the Assembly amid Labor opposition.
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Melbourne
Wellnesytarter
Legislative Council
Jali Osite
Gomei
Euistey Feeidele
Aiit Ater
Christmas Weather Remains Mild for Coastal Port Pirie
Forecasters predict moderate temperatures for Christmas with ideal conditions reported yesterday in Port Pirie. The city saw a high of 83 degrees as residents enjoyed pleasant weather.
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Port Pirie
Drowned man found in Brisbane river crowding near Oxley Creek
A drowning incident occurred in Brisbane near Oxley Creek when John Flynn, 46, a single man described as a capable worker, was found in the river with his head and neck submerged. Details on the circumstances remain unclear as investigators examine the scene.
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Briebane
John Flynn
Oxley Creek
Flynnn
Tissine Trois Vou
Luxton Orphans Fund Quarters Presented For Year
Illness of Mr W F J McGann halts public distribution as Luxton Orphans Fund prepares annual financial statement. President reports funds totaling 3.4387 pounds have been allocated through Public Trustees W Weighlin for administration.
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Adelaide
W. F J. McGann
Luxton Orphans’ Fund
Tecomber
Uuis
W. Weighlin
Public Trustes
Turco Soviet Treaty Draws Western States Reaction
A Constantinople report notes the Governor General’s remarks on the Turco Soviet pact. He suggests the agreement is not presented as final and may respond to recent security concerns affecting Western and Oriental state relations.
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Reuter
Cnmmagat
Iential
Lesgut
Mosul
Pope Pius Aushchian's Holy Year Demands Reported
A report notes the Pope faced heavy duties during the Holy Year, receiving 750000 pilgrims and distributing 160000 moly year roddals. He wore 3000 hirablas and preached 1080 sermons, with American donations exceeding 1,000,000 in Holy Year contributions.
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Pope
Railway collision injures many in Australian express crash
A Greek translated prompt appears garbled. unable to extract coherent facts.
State Forest Fire Destroys Sawmill Settlement
A fire in the Rubicon State Forest near Melbourne damaged or destroyed a sawmill settlement and two wards. The blaze reportedly consumed timber valued around 10 000 dollars. Complications arose as residents and workers seek compensation from the State Electricity Commission amid ongoing investigations.
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Melbourne
Rubicon
State Electricity Commission
Yuday's Wiles to Tre Wholesafe Out Hid Vegetable Markets
Adelaide market report lists prices for apples oranges tomatoes cauliflower and peas with grades and units. Metal market quotes from London include copper lead and silver with spot forward and shipment details for December.
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Tilmiln
Weunesday
Awwardine
Sijmient
Murtal
Wopper
Pleetras Iyne
Shipmel Westmal
Palla
Spolter
Luise
Ndard
Urey
Loy
Iver
Standard
East
Tne
Fatal Balcony Fall In Sydney Leaves Prominent Auctioneer Dead
A Sydney report states 30 year old Liat Prank Fiyun, a noted auctioneer, fell from a balcony at a local hall in Nat town this morning. He sustained a fractured skull and died about three hours later.
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Sydney
Liat
Feltrom Ie Waluony
Nat Town
Tragic rail crash claims 12 year old in Sydney area
A boy aged 12 identified as Poter Farquharsen was struck by a train at Nubber railway station in Sydney. He died from injuries sustained in the collision while a Goolamundéa message notes the event and prior birth details.
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Sydney
Uist
Farquharsen
Nubber
Shalion
Melbourne Holiday Draws Huge Crowds
Melbourne crowds depart for holidays as the Tourist Bureau reports a record surge in travelers leaving the city.
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Melbourne
Mulbourne
Tourist Bureau
Detectives Probe Meany Tacke Sighting in Melbourne
Melbourne detectives pursue a sighting report of Meany Tacke linked to the murder case of Mrs. Rachel Cornell. Investigators left Iadey for Surrento to verify the lead.
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Melbourne
Iadey
Surrento
Meany Tacke
Rachel Cornell
MR Chamberlain in Italy Interviews with Foreign Leaders
Mil hails abroad for talks as reports claim he will meet Turkish representatives and other foreign politicians in Rapalis during the trip. The newspapers emphasize the purpose as interviews and diplomacy rather than a formal conference.
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Nuesdw
Mir Austen Ghamly
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Rapalis
Chinese pirates seize ship off Hong Kong in December raid
On December 18 a Chinese pirate group in disguise raided the China Enquire Company steamer Tunehow 200 miles south of Wie Mee Wei. They shot the captain, looted the vessel, and held officers and passengers. The attackers anchored aboard and threatened to shoot all if interfered. the ship eventually reached Lee birales Bigs Bay with most foreigners unharmed but all aboard severely strained.
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China Enuire Company
Hhe
Hoye
Ctiu Chain
Lee Birales
Bigs Bay
Fle
Te Sleumer
Gmoli
Unreadable OCR Note Sparks Brief Local Record
Fragmentary text hints at a quirky note about unusual items or terms. Readable names and concrete facts are absent, leaving only a vague sense of a small, unsettled archival entry in a historical page.
Railway revenue rises as motor transport expands in Australia
Australian railway revenue allegedly grows over four years despite motorisation. Regions cited include New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania with freight tonnage and passenger numbers showing increases while some passenger declines are noted. The article argues motor lorries compete with rail and industry pressures spur tax removal calls.
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Australia
Victor
Queensland
South Australia
F Wester
Tusumain
New South Wales
Victoria
Aucotislad
Asada
Western Australia
Taswania
Nosanson
New Soul
Wales
St. Queenstint
Tasmania
Revere
Sweenstand
Soul Australia
Westar
Tosming
LE Hot
Trouble at Cockatoo Coal Yards Sparks Wage Dispute
Industrial trouble grows at Cockatoo Coal Yards Sydney as workers under a Federal award stage a meeting and vote for stalled wages. Management reportedly concedes a shorter week but pays some men on a 44 hour basis, with losses estimated from 15s to 22s 6d per week for certain employees.
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wiewmUers
Musunlow
Stolen Yacht Found Wrecked On North Head Rocks
A 20 ton yacht was wrecked on North Head rocks at dgey Harbor. The owners knew nothing of the disappearance until police involvement. Valued at £3000, the vessel carried a fortnight of provisions and was to embark on a Christmas holiday cruise to Pasmants. No lives are confirmed lost as investigators consider motives.
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Sydney
North Head Dgey Harbor
Amusements note on crowded child event flows
A chaotic scene at a local amusement venue caused by a large number of children arriving in the evening. By 2.20 no space remained for another child in the building as noise and confusion dominated the programme.
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Lengilation
Gouge Pictures ‘Ltd
Austral Theatre Presents Pula Nesrt and William Pose
Tonight at the Austral Theatre features Pula Nesrt and William Pose in a double bill. The Paramount film The Gharier showcases a dramatic plot and a memorable performance by Miss Newrilve. William Russell offers the drama Before Midnight as the spotlight supporting feature.
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Austral Theatre
Willian
Neer
Paramount
Newrilve
Urougt
Martnosa
Anterin
Spain
One
William Russell
Nibla and Doris to Appear at Alhambra Theatre
Nibla and Doris, acclaimed eccentric entertainers, arrive in Adelaide by the Ilysses on Friday en route to Sydney. Their act blends lure patter harmony and dating with comedy and song parodies. Their vaudeville performances have won wide approval in Canada America France and Australia and are set to thrill Port Pirie patrons.
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Doris
Alhambra
Adelaide
Ilysses
Sydney
Port Pirie
Bulan
Canada
America
South Warid
France
Alk
Parliament Prorogued After Short Session
London reports Parliament prorogued after a brief session. In a speech King George urged peace through Locarno and Irish agreements, expressed hope for world and Ireland peace, and noted Wembley Exhibition and thanks to all who assisted.
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London
King George
Ireland
Lang Maintains Push for Expanded New South Wales Upper House
Sydney reports that Premier J T Lang sought 35 new seats in the Legislative Council while the Governor Sir Buddie De Chair agreed to 25, boosting members to 99. The move, debated from November through December, aimed to secure Labor majority. Governor later signaled reluctance on further expansion.
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J. T Lang
Sir Budiey de Chair
Goverig
Beloyoel
Pudley de Qhalg
Jalalinge
Uye
T. Lang
Legislative Council
Lang
Repis
Goverane
Frozen to Death Renter in Port Gampe Jung
A Roumanian garrison of 18 soldiers perished in a prolonged snowstorm at Port Gampe Jung after approaches were blocked and fuel ran out. The tragedy highlights the harsh winter conditions and the casualties suffered.
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Prague
Tusday
Port Gampe- Jung
Stefansson Leads Pole Flight Support for National Geographic
On Tuesday Stefansson confirmed the reports of the fight but will not participate in the air journey. He assists with arrangements while George Wilkins, second in command of the Stefansson expeditions in 1913 and 1918, will pilot the Charles plane. The expedition is backed by the National Geographic Society.
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New York
Stefansson
Jclmewil Pood
George Wilkins
Secont
Ue Buoamg
National Geographic Society
South Australian Telephone Directory Published After Long Effort
A worker gathered 40 000 copies of the South Australian telephone directory and transported the printed pages from Adelaide to Quorn 288 miles away. The massive volume weighs about 44 tons 19 cwt with 39 760 lines per book and 414 ounces per hook. Only five lines erred in 49 760, a tiny error rate. Copies of the October issue were distributed. subscribers missing copies are asked to notify the Department.
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Adelaide
Quorn
Hectory
Anes Mason
Post and Telegraph
Mazon
Directure
Commonwealth Gold Release
Neuter report notes the Bank of England removes all export restrictions on gold. Early liberalization signals shift in Commonwealth financial policy and global gold trade implications.
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Elrelus
Commomyedith Bank
Bank of England
Australian pressure on New South Wales council affair
The report notes officials discuss whether Secretary of State for Colonial Affairs L G Amery knew of moves to influence the Governor over constitutional questions. It states ministers in Queensland had established that Governors must accept ministerial advice on constitutional matters.
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Domiilion
Omee
Reuter
London
Auskatina Press Association
Otter
New South Wales Legislative Council
Wille
L. G. Me Amery
Cominion
Amory
Elf
Queensland
Upper House Appointments Completed in Sydney
The Upper House appointments were completed today as Mr. W. R. Jalekson of Broken Hill was sworn in. Ale Dickson flew by aeroplane most of the way from Broken Hill to receive his appointment before the House adjourned.
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Sydney
Woodlnesday
W. R. Jalekson
Broken Hill
Ale
Dickson
White Christmas Hits Midlands as Snow Blocks Rails
Heavy snow blankets the Midlands and North with as much as six feet in places. Railways are blocked in Westmorland and snow-cutters are deployed. Farmers in Wales search mountains for missing stock amid disrupted coal transport from Cannock Chase.
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Association
London
Midlands
Westmoreland
Wales
Cannock Chase
Prohibition Enforcement Defeated by House Vote
The House of Representatives rejected an Appropriation Bill amendment by 139 to 47. The measure would have barred spending of 250000 dollars for buying a landmark as evidence in prohibition enforcement costs.
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Isfourer
Washington
House of Representatives
Detroit Aviation Society backs polar exploration project
A staged aeroplane flight aims to explore uncharted polar regions. Backing comes from the Detroit Aviation Society led by chief engineer William Mayo and president Mrs Henry Ford, while Automobile Manufacturing Company officials deny Mr Ford’s personal involvement.
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Skeuter
Detroit Aviation Society
William Mayo
Henry Ford
Automobile Manufacturing Company
Ford
Jebel-Druse Rebellion Peace Talks Move Forward
Reuters reports in Beirut that negotiations progress as General promises amnesty to rebels who surrender. London notes fuel famine and predicts a triumphant rally in Tagus and Tusa, signaling likely favorable developments for the regime.
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