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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
5
Ausabel starts her day with the group riding toward the Cumbre Pass as plans unfold for a morning excursion. Tensions rise between Amabel and Carey while Esme and the widow Clare navigate mounting jealousy and shifting loyalties during the trek.
A fragment describes a ready mixed cough remedy with a cost for eight bottles equal to one, touting Heenzo as a pleasant syrup for colds bronchitis asthma and coughs suitable for adults and children.
News in brief reports a surprise visit by King and Queen to East London attracting enthusiastic crowds as police escort clears Chinatown. Jubilee ball attendance, discussions with Mrs Lyons, and grand-daughter Elizabeth noted amid widespread excitement. Also covered are travel by car across Africa, empire aviation talks, and various local accidents and crimes with brief notices of officials and public figures.
A fragmentary notice discusses a Gippsland story of immigrant families and the Colfer clan. It mentions characters such as Mary and the eldest son, the novel’s disturbing themes, and notes Hodder and Stoughton as publishers with a price of 7 shillings 6d.
A chaotic and humorous diary of social life and improvised chatter, featuring characters like Hoang Mae, ASAE, and a wry narrator. Vivid snippets describe daily talk, small incidents, a wage envelope, and social fables, all conveyed with a busy, colloquial tone.
A London era reminiscence notes John Wren of Sydney fame visiting Western Australia. Wren built racing and pastoral interests, once volunteered in wartime, and owner of Goodwood racecourse. The piece also profiles Lord Mayor J J Poynton, Charles Hrost, and the West Australian newspaper’s forty years of service, praising leadership and ethics.
An obituary outlines the life of Os tral Lane de Mauch born Barnawartha Western Australia. He served in Doy and Day Dawn volunteer fire brigade and was a race club official in Toodyay. He moved through Hardee Broad Arrow Paddington and finished in Perth as an auctioneer and stock trader. He held many civic and sporting roles, including Toodyay fire brigade captain and race starter, and was associated with the Eastern Districts Racing Association. He later retired to Moor and remained active in sporting and community affairs, with deep ties to Western Australia’s towns.
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