Mystery at the Manor Ends in Doctor’s Visit
Mrs. Manton shields her household as Dr Dawlish nears a diagnosis of brain injury from a fall. Clifford plans to visit Wilfred Darrell while a second physician and anxious servants monitor the patient. The scene ends with Dawlish asking who brought the man to this point. To be continued.
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Arthur
Clifford
Matthew Fortitt
Hameier
Artur Barrymore
Cliford
Alr
Cle Tord
Anit
Manton
Dlingur
Tnt
Lyselt
Seo
Mrs. Manton
Milliomulm
Arthurs
Tanron Coreral
Taily
Marsh
Arthar Asker
Santon
Tin
Evory
Polley
Ruth
Manion
Jess
Arcimr
Mr. Monton
Marah
Wilfred Darrell
Dawlish
Sentenced at the Sessions Nine Habitual Criminals Marked
Judge Docker sentenced prisoners at Darlinghurst and Goulburn Gaol. Peter Wright pleaded guilty to assault with intent to rob and was given 12 months hard labour. Arthur Jenkin abducted Violet Jenkins, under 16, for two years hard labour. Fernand Faber David Wike and Arthur Peterson convicted of beating Terrena Myles with nine others to hard labour. Alfred Scott convicted of external bodily harm on Francis Flynn. Robert Read pleaded guilty to larceny and, after prior similar offenses, received four five years penal servitude as a habitual violent offender.
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Docker
Darlinghirst
Sisslune
Peter Wright
Goul- Duru
Arthur Jenkin
Violet Rebecca Jenkins
Goulburn
Fernand Faber
David Wike
Arthur Peterson
Terenas
Myles Ezch
Parrwretca
Alfred Scurt
Puzzle of weekly donations and New Year surplus
Reader puzzle asks for the smallest weekly donation amount that evenly distributes a year’s funds when given every weekday or every day except Sundays. mentions a misheard riddle about an illustration, and an arithmetic solution about a mite and a tiny creature.
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Jasper Bullson
Parting Friends at End of Session Remembrance
As the Legislative Assembly adjourned, officials and members gathered in the residence room for a convivial remonstral meeting that ends each session. Performers Walter White Payson and Harry Wik aided the mood while the Premier proposed a health toast to Mr McGowen, followed by Mr McGowen toasting the Premier and the Speaker and ex-Premier Mr Waddell.
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Legislative Assembly
Jy Hilitk
Walter White
Criterion Theatre
Payson
Tivol
Harry
Ender
MrGowen
Waddell
Dont Wait Till To-morrow Dont Let Cold Grow
An old advert touts Dr Sheldon s New Discovery for coughs and colds. It claims one dose breaks a cold if taken early. Sold everywhere for 1/0 and 2/-b.
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DR. Sheldon
Deafness Cure Letter From Hyde Park Specialist
Dr Stanich, ear diseases expert at 161 Liverpool Street Hyde Park Sydney, receives a grateful certificate from Ruth Jean Gertrude Hooper of 6 Jaques-aired Balmain dated 28 13 05, praising the rapid relief in two days. Also mentions Peters' Original Milk Chocolate sales and a curious epilepsy-related reference.
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Professor Stanich
Liverpool Street
Hyde Park
Sydney
Ruth
Jean Gertrude Hooper
Balmain
Parliament Hours Tension Fades as Bills Move Rapidly
The session opened with a focus on liquor amendments and council proposals. Members clashed over prohibitory words, but the committee quickly advanced after lively exchanges. Bills from the Legislative Council moved through, while federations and land acts dominated debate, ending with united opposition to NSW treatment by the Federal Parliament.
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Crim
Premlers
Carruthers
Sun Otis
Caplaak
HeveNnairhoe
Nimnin
Witritt
Smit
Wales
Legislative Assembly passes multiple amendments and bills
The Legislative Assembly read the Crown Lands Amendment Bill on third time and passed it. The Lown Bill advanced to the Council. Vagrancy and Liquor Amendment Bills moved through committees with amendments and returns. The Explosives Bill and Sydney Harbour Trust Reclamation and Leasing Bill progressed with agreed amendments. Country Towns Water and Sewerage Amendment Bay returned from Council with comments for Wednesday debate.
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Queensland
Assembly
Sydney Corporation
Crown Landy Amandment
Lo Lhi
Syaury Marbour Trust Aleciantion
Lineia Bil
Armemibly
New South Wales
Legislative Assembly
Ly Hie Coussell
Burke
Cauncil
Country Towns
Christmas Shops Batchelor and Company
Batchelor and Company advertise as a long established furniture warehouse serving the working class with reliable, reasonably priced goods. They promise a wide range including necessary items, comfortable service, and cash sales with prompt delivery and a customer friendly policy.
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Batchsler and Company
Warried Ab Tuldinea
Bayare
Oxford
Tjvenor
Mika
Alinute
Eri Ery
Rane
Miller the Milliner tale shows eerie fashion house collapse
An unclear narrative describes a tailor or milliner named Miller facing a strange upheaval. The text references garments, design tasks, and a chaotic episode involving various people and places, with multiple garbled phrases suggesting a disrupted local scene and potential social conflict.
Davidson and Company Promotes Wide Range of Goods
Davidson and Company advertises a broad selection of home furnishings and carpets with emphasis on quality and stock variety. The notice highlights showroom items, including furniture and domestic textiles, inviting early purchases to avoid disappointment as they expand operations and seek steady customer demand.
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Sydney
Wml
Minar
Ald
Miind
Ollshawrov
Ana
Petrndy
Fesling
Kervua
Diu Reina
BieIn
Ostatowuen
Nien
Linviaeor
Ana Company
Mtyaden
Ouatomera
Aod
Stove design and homemaker skills praised in early 1900s piece
The article argues that a stove and practical home management shape the modern housewife’s role. It discusses how cooking, meal preparation, and stove usage reflect domestic competence and influence daily life, noting evolving expectations for household labor and technology.
Unemployment Relief Work and Railway Consolidation Debates
A Sydney labour court hears a complaint by painter Urton regarding employment of unskilled labor on the Pyrmount and River Cove bridge project. Delegates discuss the act, efforts to gain government work, and union referral. A motion on transferring state railways to the Commonwealth is debated in the Senate.
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Tiamont
John Ruehes
Mitaligh
Norman MacLaurin
Ain
Trickett
New South Wales
Aydney
Huhsit
Urton
Pyrmount
Ron Cove
Palaire
Amunion
Actos
Furview
Painters’ Union
Shiv Dankere’ and Painters’ Union
Murray
Untitled South Kraem Laxisiange Assembly Draft
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a South Kraem Laxisiange Assembly and an Appropriation Bill tied to 132 pamphling. Named entities are partially garbled, but reference to a legislative body and an appropriation measure is evident, with likely political context and debate.
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Yruunslun
Lamlalatics Meseimbty
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