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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
7
A dairy expert from Hawkesbury Agricultural College recommends a specially prepared concentrated food to extend milk flow in winter and summer. The mix increases bulk sixfold with added moisture and a pinch of salt. crumble it into fodder to acclimate cattle, and request details from Laver Brothers Lanters Dept Syma.
Detective fiction excerpt follows Carl Masters pursuing Leroy Elliott’s case. Masters convenes with Mrs North for private house plans to aid an undercover investigation. Elliott’s motive and family tensions surface as Masters orders shadowing and legal steps, hinting at a deeper conspiracy.
Patrick Langton pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to John Heard at Darlinghurst Se s during a tramway work dispute on George Street North. Langton, a carrier, drank kerosene and a confrontation followed. Heard, employed as a watchman, suffered a broken nose. Langton was bound over to keep the peace for two months and to appear for sentence.
Judge Backhouse sentences multiple defendants for wholesale thieving involving hotel and store workers. Charles Frederick Collins admits Healing from Hotfame and Company while Oswald Exile pleads guilty to stealing from Anthony Hordirs. Norman Montgomery jailed 18 months with hard labor for stealing from Joe Davis and son.
Peorick Duggan grocer of trunk-rhreel Rosie faced Balmain Police Court for selling adulterated vinegar. Sanitary Inspector testified to buying a bottle labeled Artificial Table Vinegar manufactured by FP Johnson Everton Street Erskineville. Dr Coakeny said it was diluted acetic acid well below standard strength. The Magistrate dismissed a defense objection and adjourned the case for a week pending a higher court decision. Shipping updates noted Howard Suilch steamer Cooma arriving from Melbourne with one passenger and Yongalasi from Melbourne with seven passengers.
A September issue excerpt describes a women focused paper with fashion guidance What to wear aims to aid readers in planning spring outfits and accessories The piece highlights garden and home topics plus recipes sewing patterns and decorative designs with color plates and practical instructions.
A damaged puzzle snippet discusses head removal riddles and a reference to yesterday's challenge The Mille Cane puzzle is analyzed with two division methods: either A and B take two full cans and one half full plus Pompey, or A and B take nine full three empty and one half full with C taking various cans and halves.
Archimeon Gunther presided at Moceas Educational and Book Society meeting and other standing committees. The Archbishop preached at Canterbury Cathedral for the King's School commemoration. The Lone Bay pews repaired after a storm will open for Divine service. The Vicar-General presented the governor-general with an actress from the standing committee. Walter W. Dunning was committed for trial for alleged theft. Wentworth Mechanics Institute elected officers.
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