Norah Brook wins in two mile Pirie Trotting event
Norah Brook and Sab Far win the doubles in a tight two mile Pirie Trotting arena. Baby Blue and Fairy Lass lead early as Norah Brook extends in the final rounds, beating Abbey Brook by a comfortable margin. The day features several races with Norah Brook dominating the card and claiming key cups.
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Clube
Norah Brook
Sab Far
F. Angal
S Stark
Abbey Brook
Angel
Saras
Artoury
Saud
the Viren
Peter Orb
Maat
Sen Boy
Will
Norah Bowok
Len
Sentimtryals
Sand
Moor
Jim Boy
Parry
Owel
Palry Lasa
Sandy
Baby
Blue
Peeropmance
Gsbry Lass
Raves
Starelle
HAL Sakes Ome
Sandy Honk
Ed Stark
Ser
Bim
J. Barrowalite
Barrolle
Lady Bornva
J Yoius
Malloy Vane
den Duly
Arwa- Kure
Target Diseet
Black Abbey
Irist‘Triek
Vin Nippa
Sparkling Bill
Mby
Byrd
Baby Bitte
Fidy
Borneo
Alet
Sribue
Ariboe
Abbey
Bean
T Angal
Cherainy
Pelar Orb
Wetcome Wilkes
Suiay
Hon
Wansumuul
Candy
Bos
Fairy Lass
Wilkes
Leroppendals
Norah Biogl
Ayeten Yunds
Airy
Tanse Ginishicg
Abbey Sbrouk
Sandy Bob Thurth
Dunie
Training British Girls in a Home Like Atmosphere
A London Saturday note discusses a new approach to girls schooling under Mrs Craufurd and Rev Warsonaton, with aims to develop character and personality through a home like environment. Governors include Stowe school figures and Harrow headmaster among others. critics say girls schools are too academic.
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London
Glence
Hieen
Worap Farmer
Craufurd
Scoptisty Girl Guides
Pe Warsnaton
Westgabiel
Euglish
Has- Alga
Stowe
Loni -Gistiureuehda
Jehainnine Snd
Harrow-is
Phese
Molieen
Schinols -Ars
Fatal Serum Tragedy in Bundaberg Children Die After Inoculation
Eleven children die and six hospitalized after receiving serum from the Commonwealth Health Department. Two batches previously used without incident, the health officer S Thompson reports. Names listed include Mervyn Robinson and Mary Sheppard among others, ages from 3 to 6.
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Bundaberg
S. Thompson
Commonwealth Health Department
Mervyn Robinson
Keith Baker
Award Baker
George Barray
Sheppard
Joan Peterson
Mary Sheppard
Myrtle Brennan
William Robinson
Costes and
Follett
French stars praised as Australia faces strong Davis Cup tie
At a dinner, Mr Norman Brookes, president of the Lawn Tennis Association, hailed France as nearly impregnable with foresea l players and strong teams. He expressed happiness at Australia’s Davis Cup prospects and noted the depth of the French line-up.
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Norman Brookes
The
Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Australia
Brookes
Dome
Razor Attack Aboard Pakipale Leads to Arrest
On the Pakipale forecastle a heated card game ended when Joseph Williams, 28, accused Blackie of theft and slashed him with a razor. James Harvey attempted to disarm Williams as Blackie was wounded. Williams was arrested for grievous bodily harm and Blackie was admitted to hospital. Both men are long-time crew members likely to appear at the Firle Police Court.
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Pakipalé
Temas Blackie
Negro Gremas
Joseph Williams
Sbidateyman
Uit
Williams
Blankie
Ita
James Harvey
Pitie
Wile Aims
Arvey
Williama
Harvey
Willisins
Clutelig
Blackie
I -Ar
Hugh Time
Iligiz
Firle
Railway Tragedy in Calcutta Train Dashes into Creek
Forty bodies recovered after a derailment blamed on wreckers on the Ran Toon Mandala mail train plunging 50 feet into a creek. Police pursued suspects as the wreck killed many third class passengers. An armed posse was dispatched but arrived late to the scene.
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United Service
Calcutta
Todep
Tikelis
Chain Mail Recommendation From The Weekly Dispatch
The Weekly Dispatch reports that the United Service ministry studies long range bombing defenses. Mock aerial tests used cameras to expose risks of armor and helmet systems. Experts favor torso and chin armor over revolving turrets to avoid obstructing pilots view during combat.
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London
Iims
Britain Faces Postwar Mood at Birmingham Banquet
A London report recalls a Birmingham banquet where leaders including the Prince of Wales discussed postwar recovery. Despite lingering gloom, speakers argued the nation could restore confidence, revive trade, and upgrade employment as industry signals promise a future prosperity. The Jewellery trade highlighted Britain's enduring crafts amid economic strains.
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London
Prince of Wales
Birmingham
Sewellers
Asphelson
Burlington House
Fatal Melbourne Collision Claims Two Lives
In Melbourne on Sunday a car crash killed 70 year old William Wyatt and injured his 65 year old passenger. Five others were injured in the collision with a transport vehicle near Oakleigh. Police investigations continue as witnesses are questioned and the accident is being assessed for cause.
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Melbourne
William "Wyatt
Oakleigh
Wyatt
Soviet Postage Stamp Sparks Diplomatic Tension
A recent Soviet postage stamp issue is seen as likely to trigger diplomatic friction. It references territories including Poland, Iran, and Persia and echoes an 1900 Domitian republic stamp that combined ally parts. Domestic withdrawal occurred amid war threats.
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Lunitet Bérotasy
London
Pinlana
Poland
Jumanis
Persia
Dominica
Norwegian Parachutist Plunges 7000 Feet Into Sea Near Bondi
In Sydney on Sunday Lieutenant Haslemuiller, a Norwegian parachutist, leaped from an aircraft at 7000 feet over Bondi and landed in the ocean several miles offshore. Rescue efforts failed initially and after about 1 hour 45 minutes in the water he was rescued by the pilot steamer Captain Cooke, sent from the harbor. About 100,000 spectators lined Bondi waterfront to watch.
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Sydney
Haslemuiller
Bondi
Cooke
Telecinematograph to Transmit Moving Pictures Wireless
In London on Saturday the telecinematograph will soon allow moving pictures to be sent to London from New York. Inventor MS Welch explains the device sends 48 pictures per second for wireless transmission, with development and projection at normal speed. The system would transmit film tones by telephone after development and screening.
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London
Geturday
New, York
MS. Welch
Deesuke Ik
Foot and Mouth Disease Claims Rapid Cure Interaction
A French claim of a complete rapid cure for foot and mouth disease is highlighted with references to tests and doctors. The article notes a portable remedy combining internal and external treatments and mentions January slaughter costs in Britain totaling £433,000.
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United Servier
Jlondos
Two Centuries Lead New South Wales in Cricket Test
Sheffield report on a cricket match where New South Wales led after innings with scores and notable batsmen. The article details first innings totals for New South Wales and Victoria, highlights centuries by key players, and notes weather and crowd figures. It mentions specific dismissals, bowlers, and fielding outcomes, with performance notes from Morton, A Beckett, Gregory, and Mallee among others.
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Sydney
Victoria
Egoyer
New South “Wales
Gufarmines
I Meniry
Byles
Woodhill
Labor-Saving Machinery Debate at Smelters Refinery
A deputation led by Mr M Robinette discussed revived machinery installation in the zinc pans section of the Smelters Refinery. Officials reported meetings continued, with no official action released, optimism for an amicable settlement between unions and management.
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Woodward
Robinette
Organset
Sonelliitory
Mr. Robi
Poisoned water deaths in Brisbane hospitalised
Three people are dead and six others in hospital after drinking water from a tank in Torrens Creek area. Thomas White aged 47 and Florence White died en route to Hyghenden station. Doris Olive Windley died later at Hyghenden Hospital. Families White and Windley shared a home. signs of poisoning appeared before transfer.
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Brisbane
White
Windle
Torrens Creel
Ishoweil
Sylien
Hyghenden
Thomas White
Flor
Lence "White
Azed
Doris Olive Windley
Fuighenden
Canada Aims to Accelerate Promotion of Peace Efforts
United Service reports Ottawa plans to create two departments to speed up international understandings. Agnes MacPhail, a House of Commons member, says a resolution will be debated on an unnamed date. Canada seeks a new agreement for British registration and to absorb remaining costs, with negotiations ongoing. The Pestish Government views Canadian efforts as a security concern. Ottawa sees it as a shared stability issue. The plan envisions settling 8,000 families under a dual scheme expected to proceed.
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United Service
Ottawa
Anniphal
Dre Agnes MacPhail
House of Famor
le M.S. Imerny
Korenian Asia
Annery
Orlaws
Canada
Itill
British Flight Pilot Hinchcliffe Seeks Record Flight
United Service reports Imperial Airways pilot Lieutenant Hinchcliffe confirms plans for a long distance London to Tokyo record flight. He notes British manufacturers face official support gaps while urging government aid to accelerate record attempts despite military and standard aviation benchmarks.
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United Service
London
Imperial Airways
Leu
Hinetis
Wi’ Aswer
Kelis
Tuigorm
Af Englishmuou
Het Manufesturers
Cap
Lubie
Fatal fall on train near Bern shocks travelers
A man traveling from London to Adelboden fell from a train near Bern, Switzerland, and was killed. The incident occurred as the train paused at a station, with authorities noting the fatal fall during the journey through the Alps.
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Norah Brook and
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Shires
Stirelie Sen
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Fonare
Garde Rowaliffel
Newdlum
Pavidson
Ramry
Bonhams
Matthews
Freda
Naalae
Bornoa
Royal Brawn
Daintys Lauly-Oliva
Hingyera
Margis
Snotien Lie
Bad Seltindrdovwry
Blanetie Suis
Press
Barnes
New Chum
Lady Olive
Wibkbotan
Stark
Yards
Gady Borneo
J. Young
Yanda
Milnes
Reid
Mary Taly
Perkins
Master Borneo
Doyal
Starethe
Bor- Jaca
Martin
CUP Avo
Synily Houk
Turner
Palmer
Frys
Thompson
Ottur
Gandy
Vly
Lady Wallace
Blus Dal
Margie
Bliseard
Hawerg
Bill Alto
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Wallace Bustard
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Willard
J.-B. Wawas Nic
K. Southwake
T. Spo
Suujor
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Ota
F. Crawford
Py ‘Tupi
S.A
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Gearford
N.S. Bienohe
D. Prankenbore
Taeques
Brugion
Britain
New Wireless Women
Sheffield “Cricket
New South
Morton
A'Beck i
Winsble
Travnonger
Hendry
Victorls
Woontul
Nonstis
McNamee
Ponsford
Gregory
Maddy
Clafield
Ryder
B.w
Malley
Fies
Nicholls
Nionowe Ce
Morgea
Steholte
Mallee
Inenmowsds
Smelters Refinery
Canadian Affairs
British Flight
Hinchliffe
Berne
Switz
Taian
Mellon
Adelboden
Kellled
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