Earth's Great Lord Chapter XXV Continues
Powell, Elliott, Singer murderously guard a gold haul as they ride west after a deadly confrontation. William is slain, Singer dies, Elliot wounded, and Elsie, Wilding's wife, slips away to recover the treasure, pursuing the trio and planning to return it to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Powell
Elsie
William
Wilding
Fle
Tie
Blackfellow
Sloger
Singer
James
Dismay as Rider Approaches Hidden Witness
A lone rider leads a string of loaded horses toward a distant group as a distressed woman hides in pines. She misreads the scene then confirms the approaching figure, her hopes alternating between stockmen and danger. The fragment ends with the rider drawing nearer.
Our Next Serial. By Percy Ardeae. To Be Commenced In The
A brief note indicates the magazine will begin a new serialized work by Percy Andreae soon, signaling the start of a forthcoming installment.
Letter to the Editor Attacks Presbyterian Church Finance
PRO BONO ECCLESIAE denounces the Presbyterian Church Property Management Amendment as misleading. The letter cites church funds, loans to congregations, and internal transfers as evidence of a self banking system and questionable debt practices.
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Evening News
Walker
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church Trust
Finance Committee
Home Mission Committee
Home Mission
Women civil servants voice opposition to equal rights demands
A letter from a mother of three in the Civil Service notes that civil servants already have unions and that many female workers are content with current arrangements. She argues most female teachers do not seek equal pay and ridicules the W S League and its supporters as meddlesome. December 21. Vox. When you are asked to give it a name say HOMA-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Civil Service Association
W.S. League
Angela
Customs Seals and Shipping Law Stir Debate Worldwide
A flood of opinions on the Commonwealth customs act follows reports of seals broken by foreign mail boats. Observers compare past lax enforcement to current restrictions, arguing the new system harms both interstate and overseas shipping, and could hamper marine services and trade.
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London
Continent
Sydney
Fremantle
Adelaide
Melbourne
Ehipa
Agother
Brisbane
Sall
Australia
Burge
CommonWealth
Canada
Lucerne as a Tick Remedy Highlighted by Inspectors
The inspector of stock for the metropolitan district reports a verified claim that lucerne feeds kill ticks on cattle. A Samsonvale farmer placed a tick-infested cow in a lucerne paddock and all ticks dropped off. the cow remains free from infestation. Dr. Salmon notes similar results in Washington when cattle touch cultivated grasses such as Timothy.
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Metropollan
Hancock
The
Brisbane “Courier
Professor Ligniers
Lucerne
Clay
Samsonvale
M. Lignieres
Agricultural Journal
Salmon
Washington
Danish Minister Harvests Farm Work in Official Life
Copenhagen correspondent reports Mr Ole Hansen, newly named Minister of Agriculture, still tending farm duties. The peasant proprietor oversees field tasks and even milks the cows, illustrating a hands on approach to his official role.
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Ole Hansen
Copenhagen
Statesman
Pittaburg
Harvest Outlook Shrinking in Corowa District
Weather has slowed stripping across regions including Corowa and Junee with yields forecast at six to eight bushels per acre in some areas. Rust and drought pressures curb quality, while haying rises and rail capacity expands as harvest begins and local markets drift upward on limited seller availability.
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Corowa
Mulwala
Tocumwal
Savernake
Berrigan
Co- Jows
Fem
Junee
T. T. M'Williame
Bombala
Ohio
Coolamon
Messrs
M*arthur and Company
HENTY
Thurntay
Pupils’ Glebe concert features operetta and varied items
Mrs Ireland’s pupils staged an annual Glebe concert at Glebe Town Hall. The two part program opened with the operetta Madam Muddle's Dream and continued with instrumental and other performances, in which the young performers acquitted themselves well. At North London Police Court William Crowley, 21, was charged with giving false answers during army attestation at Dalston Barracks. He admitted militia affiliation after vaccination marks were noted. He received one month’s hard labor.
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Ireland
Glebe-road
Glebe
Glebe Town Hall
Madam Muddle
North London
William Crowley
Fordham
Dalston Barracks
O'Hara
Dalston
Mr. Fordham
Pears Soap Ad Praises Gentle Perfume and Skin Benefit
An old advertisement extols Pears Soap for its agreeable perfume and handsome appearance. It claims the product leaves skin bright clear soft and velvety with soothing effects and a refined finish.
New Calendar Specimens From Major Insurance Firms
Specimens of latent dew sighs found in wall calendars come from many firms including Atlas Fire and Life, Royal Insurance, Equitable Life Assurance, City Mental Fire Insurance, Phoenix Assurance, Liverpool and London Globe, and National Insurance, with addresses on Pitt Street, Bond Street, and surrounding lanes. The notices mention several firms such as Meera Comes and Jweb and Lepard and Smiths, plus a New Zealand fire and marine company and Winwlat almanac proprietors.
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Hanmisasne
Atlas Fire
Ani Lifeesuramy
Hunter Oul Ovoane
Meera
Comes
Jweb
Pitt-mreet
Royal Insurance Company
Pitt-street
Royal Exchange Assurance
Lemion
Equitable Life Assurance
Som
Bond-street
Lemion and
Lamesshire
Aeripeiop
City Menital Fire
Iesurance Company
Pitt- Street
Phoenix Assurance Company
Boad
Aires
Livan Fire Insurance Company
New Zraland Fire Aid
Joesurance Company
Liverpool
Lonton
Globe Insurance
Ili-Arreet
National Insuranc Company
Arena For
Winwlat
Lepard and Smith's
Lowten
Brooklyn lady imitates party scene in a rumor mill
A mangled, partial report describes a Brooklyn woman named Mrs Edward Hichter allegedly sending out a malevolent party to attend a horse event. The text mentions a mixed cast of victims, relatives, and bystanders, with unclear details and numerous garbled words.
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Brooklyn
Edward Hichter
Malevilatour
Faye No Eochange
Jiea Luvie
Hovel
Miehtvre Eaye
Herkles
Tavis Wat
Veil
Candy's Fluid: a veterinary remedy brochure claims cures
A cautious notice markets Candy's Fluid as a universal cure for horse, dog, sheep, cattle, and poultry ailments. It boasts remedies for sore shoulders, thrush, foot rot, hoof ailments, fever, and various cattle diseases, urging purchase from chemists and stores with claims of superiority over substitutes.
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Iad
Condy
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