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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
13
The article notes a dramatic rise in female labor in Germany, with women as breadwinners reaching about one third and significant gains across professions. It cites increases in female doctors, writers, artists, musicians, nurses, and church workers, alongside agriculture participation and rising professional competition.
From Rome on April 13 the German paper’s Rome correspondent says the plan to widen the Panacggiata Archeologica and build a public park between the Palatine and the Baths of Caracalla sparked outcry among antiquities supporters. Opposition grew and Sigmar Bon resigned from the committee, prompting Parliament to halt the project. Archaeologist Rodolfo Lancian was appointed to supervise and preserve Rome’s historic landscape.
A machine that affixes stamps at 4000 per hour with absolute accuracy and records each stamp’s cost was shown in London on April 3 by Mr. Charles A. Hunton. It can hold 69 000 stamps at a time and can feed sheets six or twelve stamps wide. A penny slot variation was also demonstrated.
Industrial Court faces backlog as penalty summonses halt. Inquiries by Justice Department fail to curb breaches of awards, triggering complaints at Trades Hall. Union officials urge amendment to empower inspectors and empowered representation to speed enforcement and reduce adjournments.
Bay inventors seek a reliable substitute for the pneumatic motor car tire using a two part system. The Panflex spring wheel combines a solid outer tyre with a steel rim and an inner row of springs in a solid hub to retain resilience and reduce maintenance.
Ruth Tyre a barmaid at the D Oyley Arms Draycott Avenue Chessex London was charged at Westminster Police Court with stealing one shilling worth of cigarettes from her employer found in a drawer of her bedroom A solicitor for the defendant said she occasionally smoked The magistrate Mr Francie accepted her promise to appear for judgment within six months and advised her to pay for future cigarettes she smoked.
Fragmentary testimony from ship workers and managers at the Royal Agricultural Society rooms about charter terms, harbor and towing work, pay rates, hours, and conditions. Claims discuss lack of work variety, rates, and changes since 1808, with references to Stormeork and Staracock vessels and no clear disputes or complaints among crews.
A court hearing on April 3 in West London County Court involves a woman suing a dressmaker firm for the value of a tight skirt or robe. The plaintiff’s solicitor argues the garment was unsuitable, with prior complaints from other women about skirts being too light to walk in.
A report analyzes shire administration costs and revenue, comparing Hurst, Reurringl, and Warringah with Sutherland and other districts. It notes percentages for taxation and government grants, and reports the overall expense of running the council. The document approvals reflect local concern over rates and service levels. The piece closes with unrelated ads and a verse about explorers and a tonic.
An Australian observer praises English efficiency and the brisk London business environment. He notes the sharp, practical minds of London merchants, the pace of procedures, and the high-level organization of departments, while contrasting it with the bustling but orderly commerce that characterizes the metropolis. The piece highlights admiration for the polite, capable British business culture and its potential for productive schemes.
The Dietrice Commissioner Jalene Walla will speak Thursday at the Und Service Institutes on Omer in THEE Relation. A board led by Lieutenant-Colonel 13. L. Lee DSO will meet Thursday and Friday to examine promotion candidates. New squadron leaders and medical examinations for permanent forces are announced, with distribution plans for updated hayoads.
The Marrickville Band appealed to the local council for financial support at last night’s meeting. A secretary’s report requested about 15 shillings annually for rent, tuition, library, and instrument maintenance, which members had borne for years. The matter was referred to the finance committee.
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