Train up a child with gentle yet firm nurture
Echoes from the pulpit argues that early impressions shape character and urges parents to instill obedience, self-control, and regular habits. It cites Dr. Chase and quotes John Weston to stress parental influence, warning against permissive or harsh methods and urging prayers and example to guide youth.
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Sindh
Ciildren
Dr. Chase
Ole
Hns
Toad
Adhiel
John Wenton
Christ
Theo Cote
Church notices list diverse services and speakers
A fragmented church notices page lists events and speakers across various parishes. It mentions ministers and sessions with times, locations including Senna Serrkanem and Queanbeyan, referencing Catholic and other congregations.
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Senna
Serrkanem
Fia
Englaned, 'Chit Church
Queanbeyan
Amd Spe
Fragmented OCR political essay on Carruthers ministry
The text presents a garbled account of electoral reforms and parliamentary actions with numerous OCR errors. It references Carruthers ministry plans, electoral lay, and suggestions for reducing corruption. Names and places are obscured, but the piece conveys a debate over electoral reform and government formation.
Fragmented Tale Reflects Farming Woes and Hopes
A jumbled narrative recounts farming economics, price drops, and livestock costs. It notes a farmer losing more to cutting than the ration cheque covers, laments market despair, and hints at exams and named figures amid a broader rural struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydoen
Prurst
Daneel
Fire Inquest At Royalla Finds Spark From Engine Caused The Blaze
A seven member jury at Kevalla Royalla held an inquest into the August 16 fire that destroyed Archibald McDonald’s stable near the railway. Witnesses including Archibald McDonald and Charles Blewitt testified, noting windy, dry conditions and sparks from engine 468 as a possible cause, though some doubt remained. The jury ruled the fire was caused by a spark from the engine attached to the Cooma Sydney bound mixed train, awarding an assessed damage total.
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Kevalla
A. McDonald
Chudleigh
Railway Department
Sydney
W.topham
Archibald McDonald
Joeet
Rilway
Tere
Koh Roy
Gale
Wdalmers
Tam
Hayes
Duntroon
Lobbs' Hole
Charles Blewitt
Rob Roy
Senienis
Pasar
McDonald’s
Chodigigh
Steaith
Grang
Alexander McDonald
Kate McDonald
Archibald McDooalil
Jas T
Offire
Bradshaw
Micalage
Tracker Grovenor
Gret Ultima
Chudteigh
William ‘Topham
Cooma
Rob Rey
N.S. Wales
Rots Roy
Mr. McDonald
Roly Roy
Ringo
Shere Wa
Page
Royalle
Goulburn
Goulburnn
Evveleigh
Wx. Limsay
Chodlegh
Harden
Lindsays
G. Water
Rgag
Royalla
Queanbeyan
New South Wales
Jooy
Josterling
Weathered echoes of war fill a bustling coastal town
Fragmented notes tell of rain shortages and crops awaiting showers while armies move toward Makden and Mukden evacutions unfold. Reports mention Japanese occupation near Ijun-yang, rail travel shifts, and a grand exodus predicted by trains. Local crowds, law notices, and public events pepper the day as observers track battles, ministry reshuffles, and a harsh tram accident in Sydney.
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Proce Louisa
Baxel“oburg
Ijun-yang
Japan
Korea
Bawian Army Corp
Teuman
Taptain
Threeiane
Liaorang
Thordsy
John M'Phoreen
Bohem
Ealf
Lancaster
Suffolk
Oibralter
Thomas Forsythe
Hisidwned
Tiso-yang
Gallie
Union meeting notes Sep tember meeting at Protestant Hall
The August union monthly meeting opened in the Protestant Hall on September 1 with reports from the secretary and treasurer. Officers were elected: President Mrs Stewart, Secretary Mrs Cameérom, Treasurer Mrs Seton, and vice presidents Mesdames White, Fossell, and Woodger. A first Thursday October anniversary will include songs recitations and a paper by Mrs Dulhenty.
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R “Wgtu
Jeffrey
Itia
Safort Ramedy
Idale
Josty
Amsterdam
Mr. Graber
Rich Lambermas
Meridian
U.S A
Nike
Seatrey
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Liberal and Reform Association
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