Wireless Telegraphy and the Telefunken System Debate
An Australian post office engineer discusses wireless telegraphy with the American fleet, noting Telefunken and Marconi systems. He explains the choice depends on costs, conditions, and compatibility, with trials in Sydney and Brisbane and plans for new wireless routes from Thursday Island to New Zealand and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Iind
Nelson
New South Wales
Post and Telegraph Department
Evening News
Marcon
Telefunken
Marconi
Brisbane
Funkee Aystein
Agen
Thursday Island
Tasmania
Kotnésisland
Jha
Powertal
Tin Rustic Vjanar
Maresal Company
Poweetuil
NeTeuw
Ldoela
Alc Falls
William Jobson Committed For Theft At Court
At G0ne Police Court William Jobson was committed for trial on a charge of stealing a quilt, five pieces of cloth, a shawl, and other articles from Alfred J M Mrs Sarat Teach. He was also committed for stealing a bundle of rerupeinix on a barge, property of Richweil, after showing the same to have been stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Wiliam Jobson
Paormakur
Oaline
Alfred JM
Sarat Teach
Sas
Richweil
Cuticura Remedies Claim Cure for Severe Eczema
A testimonial from Miss Magele Bignes describes six months of agonizing facial eczema resisted by various treatments until Cul cura Soap, Ointment, and Pills purportedly cured her within a month. The note urges readers to request the Cuticura Book on skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magele’ Bignes
Hake
Kilkelly
Mayo
Voice of the People on Maroubra Bay and the Fleet
Letters discuss celebrations for the American Fleet visit, proposing fireworks and displays that honor Uncle Sam and local Australian resources. Contributors urge practical advertising by banks and shops, and debate transport links to Maroubra Bay, urging railway action and better access for crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thomson
Uncle Sam
Twat
Greworks
Jonathan
Usher's Special Reserve Promoted For Healthful Celebrations
A promotional note urges drinkers to choose Usher's Special Reserve whisky during forthcoming celebrations for its light pure quality. It claims the spirit is easy on the liver, prevents headaches, and can be consumed regularly without harm, even when indulging more than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Barthday Ahatli League
Elton
Bulday
Garry Walpouen
sAllatar
Commonwealth
Eniire
BeAris
Melbourne
Assisiaarily
Belmore Fruit Markets Row Sparks Council Debate
A reader letter to Evening News rebuts claims about dirty conditions at Belmore fruit markets. The writer accuses the Council and market authorities of allowing horses into the fruit area, questions handling of deposits and paths, and calls for proper enforcement of market rules in the eastern fruit and vegetable sections. The letter seeks clear action and accountability from the Town Clerk and market officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jes
Prue Exchange Co-operative Company
Rencher
Beeden
Wwe
Euser
Romary
Henemy
Hall
Mwy
Fanta
Amateurs In Comedy At TV Rate Theatre Night
An Javea audience enjoyed an AMP literary circle event at the Vale and Dramatic Institute stage. Cast member Mr Albers Briths Lord Beaufoy and Mis X Campbellt performed with notable roles, including Miss Sullitte and Mrs Sampson. The program featured humorous sketches and songs, highlighting local theatre talent and amateur revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMP Literary
Mlisl
Vale
Dramisiv Inanivite
Elaties Baring
Amarpur
Harareds Baller
Thutcher Town
Grape-Nuts Health Claim From Patient Testimonial
A detailed testimonial describes a man once failing health due to dyspepsia and nervous trouble who, after trying many doctors and remedies, attributes full recovery to Grape-Nuts. The letter cites weight restoration and renewed strength, praising the food as partially digested nourishment and urging readers to try a few days’ trial with new packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastlecon-Tyor
Dyapennia
Min
Dortores
Chas
Wade
Manly Vale sharp object incident case attains guilty plea
A Manly Vale man pleaded guilty to a sharp object incident involving Arthur Moore and a married man, with the crown prosecutor Harris presenting the case. The incident occurred during a public safety event, and while relatives attended, the wife has forgiven the accused. sentencing details were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moore
MAO
Eile Moors
Dino
Pau Intas
Archir Law
Manly Vale
Bot
Chares
Crown
Harris
Patti
Murris
Bios
Ata Smite
AMC
Gauinon
Gamuen
Electrical Trades Union appoints new officers and committees
The Electrical Trades Union announces officer permanent status and salary, electing President Ro HL Dun Blane and committee members across tramway, armature winders, wiremen, city council sections, power house and sub stations. Delegates to Labor Council include Moyn ham Spiers and D. Black alters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easile
T. Fe Bucks
Har
Alan
Pfiesta
Ro HL Dun Blane eWee-prissien
Pf Mconinmpsare Vary
Od EL Black
B. Peterson
S.J. Bryay
Ourmittee
Tramway Department
Fitters
Creighton
R Spiers
D. and
E. Black
New coal mine opened near Kalin Ro in West Maitland
A Great Northerns Revd Company venture near Kilalong reports a coal seam of splendid quality after initial boring between 200 and 3000 acres. Dr Robertson leads the operation with plans to hire many workers. A railway line from Kalinga to Cessnock is proposed, attracting New South Wales investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Kalin Ro
Kilalong
Great Northers
Robertson
Kalinga
Cessnock
Sybury
Finger prints pin housebreaker in Darlinghurst cave case
In Darlinghurst Sessions a man was charged with housebreaking after finger-prints on a small bar in the room linked the crime to him. Judge Backhouse praised the jury for recognizing the finger-print system’s role in bringing criminals to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlinghurst
Backhouse
Calves Thrive on Sunlight Oil Cake Feed
Article outlines 98 calves reared mainly on skim milk, with Sunlight Oil Cake added. Claims the fodder digests easily, does not scour calves, supports healthy skins and improved condition, and is superior to pollard and oatmeal. Advises feeding 4 to 7 pounds per calf daily, with air stirring when fed in troughs.
Randwick Break-In Trial At Darlinghurst
George Waite faced Darlinghurst Sessions before Judge Backhouse charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Thomas Leonard at Randwick and stealing jewellery and a filling. Prosecution said Leonard left home secured on June 20 and returned to a ransacked house with items missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waite
Darlinghurst
Backhouse
Thomas Leonard
Randwick
Leonard
Park Avenue
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Taylor
Jams
Sy Amperion
Dorina 2
Australia
Fletcher & Son
Sxforp Squier
Voice OF
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People
Maroubra Bay
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Maroubra
Mogiens
Cooger
A! & Pole
Long Bay
Sydney
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Lown Lerk
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Rene
SB Inc Ranc
de Hanswick Cougeil
Randick
Minister For Works
Omic
Holy Trinity, Chelsea
St. Paul's, Knightabrider
England
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Holy Trinity
Chelsea
Earl Cadogan
J.D. Sedding
London
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Toongabble School of Arts
H. E. Page
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Debsitag Club
Usher
Belmore Fruit Markets
MR. Jessep
Moore
Electrical Trades Union
Ernie Fepsr
Gale Tim
Rte
Keane
Luc Rensed
Seine
Admiral Sperry
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Starkey
Pep Furnishing
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