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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
5
A reader recalls a golf mystery as a man described as refined and well dressed visited a club course. Caddies noticed a solitary figure who played a round, paid with a charitable gift, and vanished. The secretary recalls uncertain details, while locals remember a stout man with a dark moustache and grey hair who spoke pleasantly.
A remote bush setting hosts a bachelor party with Dan Doachive hammering pegs for a yard of dance, three men seeking work at night, and locals including Mr and Mrs Carter bringing seven children. A poet-guest vows to calibrate the festivity in verse as a large turnout gathers near the river under oaks.
An old memory of a golf game near a river lingers with locals as players recall a mysterious club strike heard by the group. A figure vanished, a future inquiry notes no culprit, and a community rumor grows about a haunting sound at the bend.
A jeweller wonders aloud whether to engrave the bride’s name or a sentiment in the ring inscription. The Init France phrase is suggested as a safer alternative, proposing a simple allotment for a cherished message.
A critic muses on whether a play advances moral themes and the theater’s treatment of women. The text contrasts masculine self-glorification with a plot featuring a man writing a work about birth, lambs, and pleasing images of female virtue, all amid a tense, bustling stage setting.
Mrs Gingaos of Francis Street Gleese describes her illness and recovery after using Clement’s Tonic Tobin. She reports severe pain, weakness, and nervous strain eased by the tonic, noting she gave it to relatives and now enjoys renewed health. The interview confirms the tonic’s claimed restorative effects.
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