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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
7
A garbled fragment describes a patient scene with a glass vial on a table and a damp odour in the air. The text mentions surprise and a unnamed character hinted by partial phrases, conveying a moment of astonishment and unclear actions.
A garbled account describes a chaotic scene with scattered names and actions. Bruce is dismissed amid crowd tension while others move through darkness and confusion. The piece hints at a broader plot with characters like Abe Baley, Lukal, and Le lives, ending without a clear resolution.
An article by Mary Salmon discusses Sydney wharves including the Vernon and adjacent sites at Darling Harbour. It covers proposed reclamation, wharf operations, sugar, wheat handling, and future land use plans with authorities, companies, and workers noted amid debates on redevelopment and safety measures.
In this continuing scene the injured man lies near collapse as Bruce aids a poisoned patient. A stranger, Brace, confronts a grim mystery around a golden haired woman and a bank fraud link while tension builds toward a perilous reveal in a dim room.
The clipping mentions a 2S tie, division, and a broken leg above the ankle suffered by a boy named Cooke during football at Kiama. It also references Ventura, medical remedies for coughs and lung trouble, and a bottle guaranteed peppermint cure, with various sales lines.
A veteran wharf expert recalls Lowcastle to Towns Wharf routes and the Grafton Wharf era, detailing Sugar Company takeovers, wheat and sugar trades, and new wharf developments. He notes plans for resumption, six figure compensation concerns, and a government push to widen and modernize wharves amid competing claims.
Fragmented text lists names, dates, places, and events with many garbled phrases. It reads like a historical column or notice page with references to individuals, years such as 1929, locations, and various activities, though content is incomprehensible due to OCR errors.
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