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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes discuss hospital funding and plans by Mr Love, noting trustee actions at J Margrets Hospital and high debt costs. Text mentions maintenance, public access, and a clinic proposal with specific dates and management terms. The readable fragment points to inequities between wealthy and common patients and possible relocation or expansion implications.
The Langton Clinic opened by Richard Arihiat aims to aid the public health effort. The article notes its role in community services, medical care access, and potential impacts on local health outcomes.
Mealy 4 years ago wartime conditions at St Margarets Hospital Australia. Report notes Australian involvement, newborns at St Margarets and ongoing care at St Margarets in Bourky Street. Patients to remain under care at the hospital as conditions permit.
A fragment notes a Climateric Clinic in Australia focusing on women’s health and cancer prevention. It mentions a period when women may suffer and the clinic’s objective to take early action to prevent or cure, referencing a matron figure.
A bold sales notice markets a product priced at two thousand pounds, emphasizing exceptional value and limited time availability. The ad highlights affordability and strong demand, urging quick action.
Australian journalist travels through Soviet Russia amid reports of waste and misplaced enthusiasm in official circles. The piece examines state claims, local shortages, and public sentiment as officials push reforms and propaganda.
Officials deny neglecting major road patches while minor streets suffer. City engineer Mr Gerlich calls the claim an insult as he explains delays due to weather and water damage. repairs will be prioritized and completed by a deputy.
Excerpt recounts Th. Mas Murray once a London columnist now facing visa issues as he travels the world. The Evening News notes his adaptions and the hardships of the hungry crowds he encounters, including food scarcities and suspicions about his nationality.
Citizens chaired by Mayor Alderman P Clancy heard dire appeals as many families face starvation. Local officials pledged donations and a relief fund aiming to provide bread, fuel, and essential goods, with councils coordinating aid and distribution to emaciated households.
A local report states Hardy of Valperais has been asked by the Ned to take charge of the Rowson Institute for Semen in Sydney to oversee operations and ensure continued stewardship.
A Mantter for Lazar and Industry proposes deploying men as relief work once the Employment Council is established. Weale, a labor advocate, says the plan could fit within departmental schemes and suggests National Park work for 68 4-9 week terms. Debate centers on funding and impact on families.
A council last night considered a petition concerning Enfield household affairs and pottery work, amid claims over cleanliness and organization. The discussion highlighted local tensions around domestic duties and community roles.
Police search for two necklet pearls linked to a Whiting resident and Mrs F J Body. Fragmentary OCR text notes a Marching inquiry and a city shop, with references to a Mr Y and a return of a freed pearl. Further details unreadable in surviving copy.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to alleged seel puisence and open windows. Counnell referred the matter to an inspector for report, with pets mentioned. Details are incomplete, leaving the core action and entities uncertain.
A fragmentary report notes Cleary is too busy to attend ceremonies and events. The text references Lee, Daley, and various unclear names and places, with hints of political or municipal activity and a council decision affecting scheduling.
English ruling cited in court concerns a bus firm and private land use. The decision weighs public interest against private property rights and may affect future street access and transit planning.
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