Dead Man's Love and the Scheming Scientist Unfolds
In this excerpt William Capper returns to life as George Dabbi confronts the truth of murder. A tense trio debates accusation and danger in a public house, while Debora Matchwick’s memory loss drives a risky plan to uncover the killer and protect her from Bardolph and his allies. Andrew Ferrkoe presses for truth as Bardolph and Harvey Reoffeld maneuver.
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William Capper
George Dabbi
Zabdiel
Wotler
Follerin
Gaiibird
George Rabbit
Laethe
Furved
Andrew Ferkoe
Sile
Bar Partor
Zabdiel Blowfeld
Martha Leach
Andrew
Godbird
Earth
Debora
Bardolph Twst
Andrew Feekoe
Rabbit
Monel
John
Nutton 'Yde
Jim
Taneweret
London
Bardolph
Harvey Reoffeld
Aarnoy Scolfold
Almonth
Tom
Dr. Just
Ated
Harvey
de Hora
Andrew Ferrior
Hin
Atairs
Poe
Debora Matchwick
Great Southern Hospital
Hixterte
Yong Tedy
Evening Pastime Riddle From Frat Verse
A two syllable word riddle lines draw a travel death warning. The poem hints at a fraternity vibe and weary travelers fear. The answer to Saturday's puzzle is The Warmers wiles.
Gladesville Rifle Club record of year and merger plan
The Gladesville Rifle Club held its nineteenth annual meeting reporting success in major engagements. The quarry team led by W. Flaley and J. Bourne performed well in events at Wentworth Palls and a Manly range triangular match, with Gladesville achieving wins. Forty four members participated in musketry practice and fifteen new members joined, bringing total to 47. The club plans amalgamation with Balmain Mite Club, redesignating as Gladesville Bulmain Rifle Club.
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Torelen
Mages
Vis
Wentworth Pulls
Manly Range
Manly
Glen Tans
Gladesville
Balmain Mite Club
Tutim
Gladesville-Bulmain
English As She Is Wrote Circus Visit to Yokohama
A damaged English notice from Yokohama advertises a circus event at Shaw Ground, with a four day run weather permitting. It mentions a program for children under ten, a Japanese chariot act, European performers, a popular cycle act, athletic displays, animal performances, and a jockey on two horses. Admission is listed as Tet clans with a prize of 20 dollars for winners.
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Yokohama
Japan
Taceaki-che
Thastrescrest
Boon
Missing Friends Inquiries From Lloyds To Evening News
A June issue note lists names of people missing or untraced in various colonies and nations. It requests informants to forward details to Sydney police or German and Irish authorities. Names include Cox George, Alfred Inkx, Fairburn William Tomes, Peter G of Petersborough, and many others in Australia New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
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Liosé
London
Lloyd's
Cox
George
Teft Mushiard
Sydney
N.2
N.2.w., Weot 4 Years Ago. Nephew Alfred Inkx
Fairburn
William Tomes
Brighton
Australia
George Wats
Gloucentar
New Zealand
Annie Anke
Wrens
William Humphries
Clark Once-Street
Fusa
Germany
Canaul
Sydney Bebsidaker
Friedrich
Na Ter Slaier
H ¥Yson
Robert
Karorim Maylap
Bolfuet
Ireland
Brenchiey
William
England
Elieabois
Ester
Scotland
Evelling
Joby Lawson
Butler
Steward
Glasgow
Len
Brishase
Hia
John Lannon
Croftlans
Blairgowrie
Porthabire
Women Prepare Australia Wide Commonwealth Conference
A joint meeting of the People's Reform League and the Women's branch at the Women's Patriotic Club elected Mrs. L. B. Christan to preside as acting president. John Stinson outlined the October 12 to 21 program for a large interstate gathering with delegates from Victoria and Queensland among those attending.
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People’s Reform League
Women's Branch
Commonwealth Conference of Women's Ani-Socialisth
Women's Patriotic Club
L. B. Christan
Ohe Women's Branch
Avery
John Stinson
Australia
J. H Jenking
J. N. Yarwood
Victoria
Queensland
Bathurst Gas Works under council report
Bathurst council received a half year report from A J Ambreen on gasworks operations. Output reached 89,007,700 cubic feet, with 73 tons of coal carbonized, equivalent to 10,061 cubic feet per ton. Gas sold by Bathurst Municipality was cheaper than in any other Australian locality.
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Bathurst
Mathurst
Australia
Grape Nuts Heralded As Cure In Testimonial Note
A testimonial extols Grape Nuts as a cure for indigestion and constipation. The speaker describes relief from vomiting and retching after regular twice daily use, noting improved appetite, regular bowels, stronger constitution, and claims the product feeds nerves and organs, with recommendations to buy and try.
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Tan
Iowa
Capelawn
Amy Grocer
Siate
Sworth
Roy Ui
Corialn
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Walter Flereltaus
Paling
George St. Sydney
Scott
Hetter
J. W. Tarr
Sorace
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Aleree
Esau Wan
Scotts Emulsion
Chemie
Medisnes
Lees
Tom cAlLos
Amber of “Tanerey
Kany
Jerwic Coe
Wis, ccc
Pritah Midical
Tourpal
Houfens
Wall
Gladesville Rifle Club
Women IN Politics
Fry
Doctors & Hospitals
YO U
Simone Riven
Patter
Lee Ceaee
Fromeena
Rlian Callin
Mioa
Witmano
Bois
Dan Ery
Carla Bleed Mtziders
Santing
Ula
Sarae
Anse Moe Alapan
Tala
Clarke
Wisifvnnig
Claree
Watucery
Larkes
Deeg CO
Liew
Exel
BION
Brown ST
Newtown
Heartly
Scounnet
Wallan
Marcus Westen & Co., Ltd
Joe Davis
Park-St
Pitt-St
Rimecarest
W.F
Town & Country Journal
Martin Place
Asd Cyumtry Journal
Yaar
Nngnidven
Te “Town
Asd Country Journal
Edithon
Town and Country Journal
Brant
Marketetree
Audbey
Stout
Taylor
Jams
Hearne
W. G. Mearne
Geelons
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