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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
15
Advermercents scheded for insert in the Evening News must reach the office by 10.0 am Monday or by 9.2 am on Friday for the next edition. Details impose strict timing for late submissions.
Fragmentary death and birth notices mention several families and individuals. The garbled text references names such as Coffey, Morgan, Melelam, and Wright, with scattered phrases about daughters, sons, and memorials. The page appears to list obituaries and memorials for multiple local residents with dates and familial relations obscured by OCR errors.
A public meeting at Drummoyne Council Chambers planned to welcome the State Governor during his Drummoyne visit on the 20th instant for the official opening of the new wing of Superior Public School. A large civic committee will work with the Municipal Council. H J A Baron and C Morgab named joint secretaries.
Fragmented OCR shows a verse titled The Guinea Poem with an accompanying quirky ad about Kola and a prize. It mentions Mr H C Lovegrove of Neutral Bay and references a weekly prize draw with a mailing address Box 265 Spier.
The author argues that modern civilisation reshapes degeneration concerns from prowess to disciplined character. He cites Earl of Meath on English grit, warns lax morality and pleasure seeking, notes Australia’s risk from climate and prosperity, and urges universal duty and disciplined life as the path to national resilience.
The notes recount Germy’s testimony criticizing arguments by a disgruntled official about water supply for the capital. It mocks calls for large dams, argues against requiring vast land, and questions claims over the Murrumbidgee River and Jervis Bay site. It laments megalomania among federal site dreamers and questions the future capital’s size.
Redfern residents complain to council that Sabbath rest is disturbed by itinerant ice cream vendors. They object not only to the noise but to the methods used by sellers during rest hours.
The article laments urban noise from bugles, bells, dealers, and trams interrupting Sunday calm. It argues modern life aims for economic progress and comfort but constant racket harms nerves and health, urging civic action to reduce din.
Reports from Broken Hill describe escalating tensions as union delegates consider mass action. A conference advocates for unionists to refuse mine meetings, call for Friday and Sunday gatherings, and urge a Sunday post‑meeting union roll call, while mine managers press for a special meeting to discuss the upheaval.
A yearly charity event in Sydney gathers baskets of flowers and roses as donation gifts to Sydney Hospital. Mr A Londen and Mr Loudes lead the effort attracting wide attention as readers from Hurschili Carlton Kogarah Mockdate Ammets Tankiin Oatley Proshurs and Sutherland express thanks to all donors for their generosity.
A bedroom fire prompted Constable to intervene as flames spread through a residence. Martin was awakened by smoke and, with the help of others, the door was forced open. Police and a nearby resident assisted the occupant, ensuring no further harm before the fire brigade arrived.
Fragmentary notices describe Monday mails via Brisbane and Melbourne routes to Cooktown Thursday Island and Guilt Ports. The item mentions Dunedin Melbourne and hubs, with timings around 4 pm and references to ships and general mail lines. The text is garbled with OCR errors and local route names.
An old advertisement promotes Fisher's Phosphherine as a universal kidney health tonic. It claims to cleanse kidneys ward off diabetes Bright's disease and backache when taken in drops or mixed with whisky or wine. The copy touts safety and efficacy with a price of one shilling per bottle from chemists.
A London assembly session sees Socialists and Labor leaders clash over unemployment policy. Grayson and mentor figure clash over strategy as the Speaker weighs possible actions amid speculation on future governance.
A fragmented London report notes a Friday evening discussion at Comusune webs about imperial postal orders. Mr Spacey Burton calls for support from Metteeal ker Menton while Mr Buxton argues the charges on pomcards cannot be reduced.
The Victoria event featured remarks from Archbishop Gere and Cardinal Ingus amid discussions on church expansion. Other clergy including Dr Messy of Tusa addressed attendees, highlighting mission progress and noted opposition to reforms.
Austria and Turkey. LONTION. Friday Evening. The Turkiat Boy colt paralysing Acsifias comers. Thirty eteauers of the Avwerias Lisrts are unable to trace. Turks Avhaniam Gracks and even the erp sie are all actively dmetiie.
In London an unofficial report from the Proposed Conference notes the programme is unacceptable due to compensation offers. Turkish cycles, including Durkey ts, travel costs, and a Russian minister for foreign affairs, have departed London for Paris and Darli a.
London Friday evening reports the British balloon Manshee winning the Garden Hennes international event while German balloons face peril and searches by warships in the North Sea. One German balloon was rescued and brought to Lah.
London Friday evening report: The Royal College of Surgeons has resolved to allow women to compete for surgical and dental diplomas. The decision marks a milestone for women pursuing professional credentials in medicine and dentistry within the city.
London markets quote bar silver at 1s 110d per unit of standard. Narrandera Hospital collections on Saturday totalled £145, a rise of £69 from last year.
A fragmented advertisement promotes Peak's Mosquito Lotion and boasts the largest Australia wide assortment of boomerangs idols shiplis and curios. It mentions locations like Nowra and a Moore-et G.P.O. address with a stray price. The mangled copy hints at a sale or product lineup with nonsensical phrases and inconsistent branding.
English Sporting notes recount a Friday evening event at Rewmarker Shonndeset Metling Lindam Che. The report mentions races, participants and results with references to specific names, times, and places, reflecting a bustling local athletic scene and community notices from the period. The piece blends results, entrants, and event details with period tone and obscure identifiers.
Fragmentary item details a sale action involving Mr. J. Dowhen fay dreberse Meefwitarm on a date in June for 624 gold? The legible parts point to a monetary sale facilitated by an official or agent with several unread words.
The Army Aeroplane in London reports on an experimental flight using British picophen at a test site. Details are scarce as officials describe the group led by Mr. Cody. The report notes operations and potential outcomes of the experimental efforts.
A chaotic accident at a hospital in Annandal leaves multiple injuries and a child among the wounded. Medical teams rush to the Prime Miedropital as responders coordinate care for patients with serious and minor fractures. Police begin inquiries into what caused the collision and the ensuing chaos.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a university lecture or event on military history titled The Theory of Warfare. Names and affiliations are garbled, but references to a department of military Latin and personalities like Mester and Evelina appear amid broken lines and unclear roles.
The notice lists sales by auction on pages 3 and Building Lots in the Usordels Ratate around Winter's 48 west Barney, Cole ter 24, with Arthur Richand ant Compesy and others. It cites revenue totals, charges for groceries and preparatory costs, and references to SANDERS RUCAPPTENT and PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPT STRACT. The document includes legal language about trust, charges, and a Supreme Court of Victoria context.
A. Saunders advertising flyer promises affordable custom designs for rings and jewelry with illustrated catalogues. It touts engagement rings and silverware, urging readers to request a free illustrated catalogue by mail. The notice also lists prices and the address at George Street Sydney near the railway station.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Melbourne sporting scene under slight rain and gusts, mentioning riders, rally moments, and windy conditions. The text mashes names, places, and actions, with scattered references to events and individuals across an array of sports and local figures.
A scrambled, largely unreadable note reports an arrest connected to a pawn office robbery. It references Mays and includes fragmented lines about locations, dates, and involved persons, but the text is garbled and many names and places are indecipherable.
A historical report details a death by self harm in Marrickville with testimony about the events the morning of a date in October. The coroner investigates the scene at a residence in New Cambridge and notes removals to a local hospital while outlining the sequence leading to the death.
Fragmented OCR summary notes fluctuating prices and market activity at London wool sales. Mentions Prince Alfred and local halls with unclear dates and names, reflecting a chaotic transcription of events and notices from the era.
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