Mystery of Ravenspurs Chapter V A Ray of Light
In a tense scene the Ravenspur household braces for an unseen danger as Vera and Geoffrey confide in each other about their peril and hope for mercy. Ralph Ravenspur probes a clue from the hearth while distant figures near the cliffs reveal a troubling scent and a hidden cache.
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Marlon
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Ravenspur
Marons
Vera
Ralph
Marton
Ralph Ravenspur
Geoffrey
Geoff
Paina
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Pera Bore loans discussed by Government Savings Bank official
Commissioner Woot of the Government Savings Bank explains that many Pera Bore tenants took Advances to Letters Act loans and abandoned holdings without repaying. He defends the bank, notes recovery under special clauses, and asserts government indemnity against losses while citing irrigation Water shortages as a factor.
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Government Savings Bank
Pera
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Mr. Wood
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Pera Bore
Arnott’s Wheatened Food Promises Daily Vitality
An old advertisement extols Thee aplendia and Wheaten Bic ents from Arnott's as ideal steam cooked ingredients. The copy claims they are digested easily and provide vigor for daily work and worry, recommending daily use with a fine fruit, stating nothing could be better.
Proposed New Catchment Area Opposed by Bull Shire
Wollongong council rejects Water and Sewerage Board aim to include O Haras Creek in the catchment. It applies to reserve the creek for Bulli Shire, arguing against the proposed change.
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Wollongong
Thureday
Bull Shire
Counsy
Water and Sewarmge Board
O'Hara
Bulli Shire
Comstock Worm Pellets Promote Child Health
An early 20th century Sydney advertisement promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a safe remedy for intestinal worms in children and adults. It claims worms irritate the bowels, laxatives fail, and pills bring relief with directions and pricing listed. The W. U. Somatock Co. Ltd, 5 Pitt Street, Sydney, is named.
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W. U. Somatock Co., Ltd
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Town and Country Journal Highlights and Features
A richly illustrated Sydney weekly issue features racing items from Melbourne and Newmarket, agricultural shows, and warwick notes. It includes portraits of officials and local figures, a full page on the Orara River, an article on Sydney’s art gallery completion, and reports from Newcastle floods, interstate fruit conference, and the Marquis of Linlithgow. It promotes a subscription drive and profiles of notable Australians.
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