New Hebrides Crisis Debate Stirs Lawful Power Debate
A deputation from the Prowjlecis Church presented by Rev WS Molest and Awsing Mudeestur urged Mr Steaid and Mr Soakin to oppose a dusk Ses Hesriee drum plan. The discussion centered on British imperial policy in New Hebrides, anxieties over American influence, and calls for a unified stance within the empire to preserve stability and prevent territorial concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melnouive
WS Molest
Steaid
Soakin
Doug Lees
OL Lipp Brees
Fey
Miriam
Wellah
Wiles
Grant Mens Te Gurtralhy
Zenland
Coulis
Rognes
Amertena
Amd
Mmkintey
Islands
Araneta
Hawelae Islands
Aloimva Taedae
Allen
Birlus Gadsden
Mr. Seddon
Victeria
Gruddy
Tom Cred
Loreley
Urs Uveenmeel
New Zealand
Broula
Reyline
Mr. Deakin
Jo de Zenon
Jotmr
Australia
Sunday Performances and Invitations at Town Hall
A report details Sunday performances by a local musical group and requests for a concert invitation from the secretary. The minister plans to host events at Sanday and Mealy Water venues, with concerns over ownership rights and prior refusals by authorities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chist
Palmay
Sanday
Dentists Protest Over Dental Bill In Commonwealth Parliament
A deputation of dentists urged Parliament to oppose a Dental Bill, arguing it would block cooperation between states. Premier noted the bill’s limited scope and suggested the group file a petition for formal presentation to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Dental Siete Wakies
Carruthers
Shick Ile
Ted Coe
Govutawun
Legislative Council
Sir Arthur Ren
Wipe
Arther
Lerisintien Assembly
Broken Hill Creep Affects Mill Shifts And Ground Tone
The Block 10 Rot mill manager sent 90 workers to work from the WWL level at dawn to address the creep issue. Damage is reported at the Gar level with movement captured at the 200% level. Ground conditions are quieter than yesterday while the Cen Joy plant and other lines proceed with regular operations. Constructive work continues on the task at hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtoers
Diseases Cured by Colour Claims Stir Medical Debate
A long extract from a medical periodical discusses how color may affect public health and even cure certain diseases. It cites experiments with blue and red light, mentions physicians like Dr. Pluson and Mr. Picton, and surveys historical uses of color therapy in Europe and China, noting observed restorative effects and cautions about methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dully Mall
Medina
Ravonamen
Hue
Uae
Abe
Faye
Barwital
Bertier
Ted Lace
Morhar Amariyan
Genegal
A. J. Plugsemtan
Wubb
Pluson
Kattan
Matson
St. Payersburg
Mastek
Eysalaea
Ronan Easiet
Ion
Ur. Picton
John' Ut Gallien
Evia
Milward
Calataciian
Gileebshenn
Charlas
China
Upan
Seaman
Piarril Pa
Ayertorate
Eas, Weis & Cleumelwan
Brittle bones cases in Lancashire children raise alarms
The article reports two Lancashire boys, Dongine and Teun Oliver, with repeatedly broken limbs. their father seeks home schooling after six months. A Liverpool area case follows, 12 year old Eth Borrows suffers fractures, doctors compare bones to egg shells. school board provides separate desks for the children amid a tube specialist’s note that brittle bone disease is widespread and crippling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Dongine
Teun Oliver
Brit
Bones
Birkentwad
Eth Borrows
Ethel
Borrows
Laverpool Tube
Voice of the People on railway policy and reform debates
The page records a long, fragmented letter feeling critical about railway policies and public works. It references Arncliffe Station, labor conditions, government printing offices, and discussions of permanent versus temporary staff. The piece intertwines opinions on railway speed, safety, and management with broader public administration concerns.
Official Appointments and Local Government Notices
A garbled OCR text lists official appointments and expected local government actions. It mentions individuals such as J. Huaet and Leonard, plus several dates and sites, including a long list of names and titles. The fragment references meetings, deadlines, and formal notices typical of a regional paper’s public notices section.
Wolfe's Schuap Medicine Ad Claims Superior Remedy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Coyeh Remedy as effective for early colds, sore lungs, coughing at night, and suitable for children. It warns against imitations of Wolfe's Schuap and asserts the original has a fixed favor and serves as an excellent stimulant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wolfe
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New Hebrides
Broken Hill
Voice OF the People
Arncliffe
Toeldeuts
Arnette
Gormivtign
Rathe
Jason Momebush
Thirsial
Dollenien
Wuklen
Perlinga Alvacok
Whiti
Wemcerlanss
Ceny
Duy
Hamels
UDR Rama
George
Anelant
Favnicai
Nair
Walerdaul
Atuer Norte
The
Fiotord
Rfaenta
Haslle
Kilie Vly
Dore
Joe Daywis
Parket
Lester
Bart
Terry
Carl UN
Teadlog
Wynn Panulbedl
de Watt
Wilmann
Annwality Bumauipe
Gusutiar
Theo Sermas
Muridale
Inca
SPE Batoio
Stewart Dawson & CO
Stward
Siegwe Srerey
Pate
Onerelis
Miro
Beit Berks Brulillie
Patsy
Vinnessing Howe
Lonard Thor Cine Vibe
Ares
Mineo
the Baslwer ‘Peatsittomery
Edaererist
Etry Dietret
von Palewar
Byvieh
Noy Neghel
Smart Pales
Esti
Ete
Fehon
Pauhlay Vite Peau
Ore
Tour Bou
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
George Hudson & Son, Ltd
Regent Street
Redfern
H. Magnus
Oxford Street
Paidington
Pantie School
Sealette
Mons Chewrauds
Phe
Remus
H. F. Smith
H. FP. Smith
the Peoples Jeweller
So Georgessi
Neer Adamy
Caty
Opn
Queen Victoria
Save Trade Mares
NEW Ballroom
Ashwoob
Ashwoood
George Street
Sydney
OPP
Satrwat Edasitey
Rome
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