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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
5
A public meeting was held to discuss a High Level Bridge for Manly. Local officials and residents debated design, funding, and site implications, aiming to ensure adequate development and safer crossings for the area.
The article surveys Anglo Indian authors with Talbot Mundy and Rudyard Kipling among the top names. It notes Mundy’s Om and Kim as influential works and discusses literary and political debates shaping Indian writing under the Raj, including calls for reform and a focus on native perspectives.
The Minister for Local Government ordered a by election to fill the vacancy in Canterbury Camel following the resignation of Ala Lovejoy. The move ends a period of political instability and launches campaigning for the new seat.
The piece argues that dental film traps food, ferments into acid, and promotes pyorrhea. It touts Pepnodent toothpaste as a new dental era, promising rapid change in a week and a perceived boost to cleanliness, safety, and whitening.
The Main Roads Board delays reimbursements for road maintenance, prompting Alderman Lambert to condemn belated action. Citizens cite widespread road damage and a penny per mile tax as insufficient, with funds promised only after winter weather. The board promised work would begin soon, naming January as a tentative start.
Fragmented OCR notes outline daily mail closing hours and post office timings, listing assorted names and places with unclear contexts. Key terms suggest service windows, weekend hours, and generic postal operational references without coherent events or dates.
An obituary notes the death of Mr Loewenthal, long an ardent charity worker and Waterbury alderman, founder of local charities and a member of several societies. He is survived by a widow and other relatives. Interment arrangements follow.
The letter from Sir Thomas Henley to Leichhamst was read at a city meeting regarding the new Water Board and its powers. Alderman Lam bert and Alderman Intermaed presented concerns while Mayor and other officials listened. the readership showed no new proposals, and the letter was cited as impellent but met with strong reservations from Ube.
A Melbourne report notes the death of Mia Emily Humphreys amid unclear text from Ballarat. The fragment mentions weights and locations and includes damaged OCR lines. Further readable facts are scarce in the provided snippet.
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