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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
6
The article notes Palmolive becoming a world leading toilet soap and the top choice in France where cosmetic quality shapes beauty culture. It warns that women historically avoided soap on the face and urges readers to think before trying unproven soaps on their skin.
A chaotic court scene features Sidney Thompson and Marjory With an alibi dispute. Witnesses describe Thompson striking a man with a hammer during a brawl at a council camp. Proceedings address charges of assault with serious injuries and related acts.
The article notes a music scholarship award linked to the M'Menamin Memorial, naming several donors and institutions. It highlights grant support for students, mentioning a ceremony and associated music studies. Named individuals include recipients and sponsors, with focus on the scholarship program's impact on young musicians.
Fragmented notes describe a sold out event for a diggers dinner near Metuchen with mentions of tickets, attendees, and committee activities. Names and places are garbled, but reference to a meeting, divisions, and a concert party are present alongside remarks on preparations and attendance.
Fragmented OCR text reports a tram department warning issued at a city council meeting about deadly incidents and diverted traffic. The note mentions authorities and emergency sections, with unclear references to Malina and eye street. Further readable details are unavailable.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Liverpool and references roads, a settee, and a railway line. The text appears to be a rough scan with multiple garbled words and broken phrases, lacking coherent events or clear entities to summarize. No definite people, dates, or places are established.
A garbled account describes residents throwing items from windows of flats in Gudietan. It mentions incinerators and a council meeting where a recommendation by Lie Munger leads to a call for uniform regulation across eastern and western areas.
A intercepted dispatch reports that few Germans remain in the mandated territory of New Guinea. Most are emigrants who have married Australian women, with only a small number still present in Rabaul and nearby areas as interpreters or in limited roles.
A fire incident at a Laveen home involved a woman named Veet Charles Edward Eslsey entering the kitchen during the blaze. Details on cause and injuries were not provided.
Members of the 19th Battalion ALP are requested to meet at the Burlington Cafe Georgesirest at 7.15 pm. Gent
The R S P C A will hold a dedication ceremony for a new ambulance at 3 oclock. Dene Eadish Walker will perform the dedication with remarks from Chief Civic official P Fleming and others.
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