Breakfast in Bed and the Cure for Worry
A Victorian style essay argues that a light breakfast in bed promotes calm nerves and improved morning mood. It promotes waking early, staying rested, and starting the day with gentle nourishment rather than fuss and groaning. It urges restraint in breakfast choices to aid digestion and mental clarity.
Clerks Union Aims for Regulation and Federal Action
The United Clerks of W.S.W. held a mutiny meeting at Rowratreet Sydney. New members reported progress on adding clerks to the Industrial Disputes Act schedule. Negotiations with unions in Brisbane and Melbourne seek federal action, with a deputation to Mr Wade expected in July.
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United Cree Tolen
W.S.W
Fl Rowratreet
Sydney
Wovinéstay Wight
Meg Mercer
Cinrka
Hla
Hunt
Watea
Pport
Wade
Brisbane
Melbourne
Staten
Br Podara
Chinese Consul General Lands in Sydney to Warm Welcome
Mr. Lian Lan Haun, the first Chinese Consul General in Australia, arrived in Sydney to a hearty reception by over 200 Chinese residents at Strathfield. Officials and merchants read greetings praising recognition by the Chinese government as a step toward peaceful China Australia relations. The 33-year-old mandarin spoke of a promising era with constitutional reforms, education, finance, and post service modernization underway. A mass meeting at Masonic Hall followed with remarks on national interests and cooperation.
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Lian Lan Haun
Australia
Sydney
Tong Chai
Young Hal
Strathfield
Central Railway
Chinese Merchants’ Society
Ping Nam
Commonwealth
China
Prince Chun
Masonic Hall
Cian Lan Heun Ia
Queen's College
Hongkong
Chin
Tram Smash at Leichhardt Follows Brake Failure
A city bound tram from Abbotsford collided with the inward bound car at Parramatta road Leichhardt near Balgailn road after brakes failed, injuring several passengers. Mrs Mary Ann Meyer and Mrs Huth Langridge suffered brain concussion and severe shock and were taken to Prince Alfred Hospital. Alice Lock Caroline John Anandale and Mrs Skinner sustained abrasions and other injuries, treated locally then sent home. front car occupants escaped injury.
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Parramatta Road
Leichhardt
Letchhardt
Balgailn-road
Abbotsford
Mary Ann Meyer
Elswick-Street
Mra. Huth Langridge
Beauatt-stract
Moore Park
Aken
Prince Alfred Migsphial
Alice Lock
Albion-Street
Annandale
Caroline John Anandale
Skinner
Bathurst Meeting Features M Gown and Opponents
Mr M Gow accompanied by Opposition members visited Bathurst at the Political Labor League invite. He and Mr Holman addressed a large public meeting, replying to the Premier's Chatswood pre-sessional address. He criticized press driven government and alleged theft of Labor principles.
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Parliamentary Labor Party
M'Gow
Bathurst
Political Labor League
Todate School of Arts
Me. Mgowen
Mr. Holman
Premeir
Chatswood
Mgowen
Wade
Brisbane
M'Gowen
Labor Party
Ing
Austrella
Mining notes from Carcoar and surrounding districts
Mining activity in the Carcoar region shows limited labor at most sites with the Junction Reefs and Loyndhurst Mines employing a fair number of men. Reopened Carcoar Ironstone Mines anticipate a longer run as old hands return, while several copper lodes remain dormant due to low ore prices. Boceley and Wyalong districts report project developments, new dredging leases, and ongoing ore processing and prospecting efforts amid improving water supply and market conditions.
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Loyndhurst Railway and Mines Company
Bevan
Hogan
Coombing Park
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Links
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Stat
Atle
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Carsoar
Wyalong
Cockle Creek
Otter Jaegar
Napoleon
Warden Gibson
Welcome Stranger
Nelson
Party
Santa Claus
Klondyke
L. Abrahams
Brookman United
Nedlds
Golden Fresco Company
Cold Weather Sale Notes From Fragmented Ad
An OCR fragment shows a sale advertisement with multiple date-like entries and usual price references. It notes selling below cost price and cold weather as a reason for reduced prices. The readable items include numbers such as 4/3 8/6 1/3 5/9 15/6 and phrases like just the cold weather and selling below cost price.
Assault at Newtown Police Court over cabbages
At Newtown Police Court Robert Scotney and James O'Brien, both laborers, faced charges of stealing two cabbages valued 10d from Ab Lay in Petersham and of assaulting the Chinaman. The magistrate convicted both, each fined £2 or one month in jail, with further dispute over self defense and a pistol-like incident observed outside the hotel.
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Robert Scotney
James O'Brien
Ab Lay
Petersham
Leichhandt
Hetel
Scotney
O Brien
di Ab Lay
O'Brien
Scotey
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