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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented obituary section notes mirths marriages and deaths in memoriam and asks thanks. The readable lines mention persons and places, with scattered references to dates, locations, and local figures tied to a community remembrance page.
An editorial meditation extols Captain Amundsen and explorers who conquered polar cold and jungle heat. It asserts humanity’s indomitable spirit, praising explorers from Sir John Franklin to modern leaders for battling nature and seeking the North and South Poles.
An article on mental discipline for golfers discusses controlling nerves and temper through practice. It cites a famous golfer who could sleep poorly yet perform, and notes the challenge of maintaining composure before critical rounds. The piece end with an advertisement for Rubdercore Sanders Rucalypte Extract for infants coughs and colds.
A compact profile of Anthony Courtney's career from his Oxford tutelage under Jowett to his London years with Lawsons at Telegraph Court. The piece notes his influence on Victorian England, his shift from scholar to public commentator, and his attention to youth, sympathy for the young, and critique of self-importance.
The piece discusses golf history and terminology, citing early references to clubs and balls, and mentions figures like Mackheath. It notes England with clubs in major cities and Ireland, and describes ancient games and tools such as leather balls, wooden clubs, and driving irons. The article reflects on the playful tone of early golf writing and a character named CARO.
Readable sections describe a crowded public area outside a divorce court with curious onlookers and a dramatic performance by Stella Power at the Crystal Palace. It mentions a tense mood among the audience, a coronation of theater pieces, and a brief reference to a legal phraseology in a separate court scene.
A historical note recalls Pony Judge Justice Gordon who began in pony racing, his rivalry with Mr. Toe, and a club run to Dughetroet where a judge greeted a junior with a playful remark about the pony judge, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century sporting culture.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an old piano recital at Parramatta Park. The speaker reflects on past melodies, faded friendships, and the ache of remembering. Names and specifics are unclear, but the mood centers on memory’s chords and the longing for simpler days.
A reader letter discusses harassment of women and mothers on a Petershuss Intermediate High School trip. It claims elder women and babies face threats, notes men’s inappropriate behavior, and argues protection should be provided by male riders. The piece critiques audience reactions and calls for safety measures during daily journeys.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions quarries and water issues with unclear names and dates. It references concerns over supply and safety, noting possible inspections and a proposed remedy, but lacks full details.
A vivid, if garbled, account describes Willoughby’s quagmire hindering pedestrians and buses. The narrator details stepping stones, treacherous footing, and soggy ankles as they negotiate the flooded area. Frayed suede shoes and ruined footwear are mentioned amid the scene. The text attributes the trouble to a misfiring storm and poor drainage.
A fragmentary discussion notes possible mobilization of unemployed workers into a Bay Area movement. It mentions feelings of injustice among those without work and hints at a campaign to seek better conditions and support for the jobless.
A proposal suggests converting vacant land near Concord Weat railway station into a public recreation ground with facilities from a show ground site. The Royal Agricultural Society may acquire the land to host Australia’s premier show events and provide wide public access.
An announce mentions a tango competition and opera event at Wentworth on Thursday with patrons in attendance. Performers include Jona Lith and Evelyn Johnston with music by Hee Glennie. The notice notes Wednesday afternoon and Saturday events surrounding the program.
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