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Newspaper
Sydney Globe
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
12
A damaged page fragment shows a courtroom scene with a witness and questions about gunfire distance. The dialogue references a first shot near a shelter and a second shot distance, with estimates ranging to about a half mile.
A jumble of broken lines recalls a poem about memory and farewell. It references love lost, a priestly figure, and a changing fate as images of cigarettes and robes surface amid garbled phrases. The passage preserves tone but lacks coherent narrative.
A long dialogue filled with misheard phrases and shabby humor unfolds. Residents trade quips about marriages, wardrobes, voices, and social pretensions while strangers listen and comment. The set pieces mix humor with scattered social observations, all presented in a bustling street scene style.
The text records that the King granted permission for Sir Hedworth Lambton to assume the title of Meur jm Den of Lemulem, making him residuary legatee within a year of his succession. Ada Crosslete trophies are noted with Mer. Ade Crowley’s career, and British events include a concert tour in Beath Africa and a statement about the Earl of Chatham’s wit.
Fragmentary report notes Eugénie Duggan and Camille with the Ramtraian troupe and other artists connected to Madame Vivtlia Yarvetlie. It mentions Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, and Primate Thomas in Ireland, with references to a wedding break and the Deke of Pus.
A fragmentary obituary recalls Mire Ansky Waller a Boul Malbourne resident of eight years who died at age 84. The notice reflects on her time in Major Pruree and her links to London and Sydney theater circles, noting performances and figures in the Comedy Theatre line and the Australian stage community.
A garbled span of text references Wolfe's schnapps and a mix of 18th to 19th century topics. It mentions railway lines, the River Thames, animal lifespans, and a fragmentary discussion of murderers by age. The noise includes notes on singing, opera, and biographies, with sporadic names and places lost in transcription.
The readable lines describe a talk of communal care and support to help the weak, with references to guardianship and guidance. The passage suggests a gathering or moral plea about protection, solidarity, and duties to the vulnerable in a communal setting.
Classified item notes an77 eight word fillip for a shilling per edition, seven words per line, pricing stated for the 71 word insert in the Globe.
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