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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
1
Jacquard sweaters for golfers and sportsmen on sale day at Anthony Horderns. Large assortment including items by Master Gracew Flan and other makers. One penny sale price noted in ad copy with limited detail.
Reports say Volumnia Steamship Company tied to Clarkson action sparks potential strike and port disruption. Digger wharfies lead unions in push for a petition threatening a work stoppage. Details scarce as crews threaten to halt loading at northern port and divert vessels to Gedey and Gejebane.
A violent storm in the Mediterranean drives naval ships into shelter as the fleet seeks safety from rising seas and high winds. The crew coordinates precautions and reports limited damage while awaiting calmer seas and further orders.
The fragment mentions a dearth of water and a prospection effort at a place called Sand Gulf. It notes a caterer and a clerk, with unclear roles and a public task. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are discernible from the readable text.
Fragmentary clippings report a stop press notice from Mn Chick Enlands in South Australia with unclear name fragments and stray letters. no coherent event or details are readable to establish a full item.
A fragmented report describes a girl witness related to a harbor bridge incident. The text is garbled but hints at a court or testimony setting with names and events unclear due to OCR errors. The story appears to center on witness statements and investigatory actions surrounding a public danger or accident.
A garbled OCR text references city figures and locations including Harber beige ap, Wek, and Woe City Cech. It mentions technical omy and telev ision related terms, with unclear names such as Carrosirn Phan and Mister Film. Overall it reads as a damaged local notice or column fragment with no coherent events or dates.
An unclear 19th or early 20th century clipping mentions a mother and daughter case. The text references a mother sentenced or remanded and a daughter possibly involved, with garbled names and a Prom or prize phrasing. The fragment hints at a public or legal proceeding occurring today, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented newspaper text mentions Dr Purdy's plan and a discussion of medical conditions. It references a poor lodger and a sequence of unrelated phrases about anatomy, accommodation, and a public event, with unclear dates or places. The readable content hints at medical matters and social notes without a coherent narrative.
An experimental note describes x ray like effects observed during a student study at Ayres University. The text documents apparatus setup and outcomes with reference to protective measures and data collection, but many phrases are garbled and names are uncertain.
Sunday Evening bulletin reports Lord Curzon, former Viceroy and Premier, underwent surgery recently. The update notes he faced complications with some bleeding but remains under care. no firm prognosis given.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century local note describes a nocturnal gathering on a naval street scene. It mentions an elderly man Seninh, along with characters Jones and Chertie, planning visits to Pudarny street and an ensuing scene involving beer and a kitchen setting.
A garbled diary fragment labeled Foreign Editor's Diary shows disjointed lines and stray names. The readable bits reference figures like Coolidge and various locations and events, but the overall text is incoherent and fragmentary, lacking a clear narrative or date.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a polling event with references to dates and names, indicating a local election or turnout drive. It suggests a final opportunity to participate, though readable details are limited and several words are garbled.
A garbled recount from Penrith describes an incident involving a quick follow and a speed check. The fragmented text mentions Bolly, Miblows, and other names in a unclear sequence, with little verifiable context or outcomes.
Fragmented text shows a legal or court note referencing a labor case with figures around 2 000 000 and names such as Mr J and a firm or party connected to a wartime or financial context. The readable portions are markedly garbled and incomplete.
Alfred Ernest Menatoek of Menwich street Marrinville was fined at Sewnown Court for possessing a revolver. Constable frown reported two prisoners under arrest, including Clarke, as the case unfolded. A daughter accused a man of threats, while a separate incident led to a ten pound forfeiture for possessing the firearm.
Banco piled mill Sym 7 Mae Ol By Te Cote Daag.
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