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Wagga Wagga Express

Location

Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 08, 1934

Page

13

Poll Declared for Waren Municipal Elections in Town Hall

The Waren Town Hall election saw Mayor Collins and six retiring aldermen reelected amid speeches on water supply and press criticism. Aldermen praised electors, thanked supporters, and urged unity while addressing the press and town’s future water scheme.

Waren Noun Ala Bemm Collins Mol. C Wour Mtr Maurdenald Pee Side Marve McDonnach W. J. Stevenson Selfno N. Syn W. FE. Gissine Tievle FL J. SteGrain G. MM Cox Mesera Quilty Ff. BR Raye Firat Alwaye Poumtinans Watutr Cricks Ald. Collinsichald Wagen Abe Staf Theald Daily Advertiser Mar Celina St. Ald Selff Scott Ussing Emblen Ald G. M. Cox Ioana Ald. J. N. Small Wagga New South Wales Wan J. WW. Doyte

Honor by the Dutch at Albury for Dutch airmen aid

The Puteh Royal Mail Line ship reached Brshaha on Wednesday with a party of Dutch passengers including Capian H Shuter and Mrs Shuter and Miss van de Miju. Captain Shuter plans presentations to Albury officials and aviation staff on December 12 or 13 to honor those who aided Dutch airmen during a Centenary Air Race storm.

Puteh Mies Shuter Albury Civil Aviation Armstrong Ferrig and Turner A.B.C

Dental Health Warning About Bad Breath Remedy

An 19th or early 20th century note explains bad breath signals oral or digestive issues and cautions against masking odors with perfumes. It advises proper dental care as the root fix and promotes Dr Morse Indian Root Pills to cleanse the system after teeth are sound.

Te Mor a farmer Rutland thrown by train incident

Charles Rutland a well known Temora farmer was riding a horse and leading another when startled by a train he was thrown heavily. The train driver halted the train and others carried him to the guard’s van and then to Temora hospital where he lay unconscious with head injuries. His brother, also in the same hospital bed, was a patient there.

Charles Rutland Temora Rutland Bis Brother

Bypress Adverts Highlight Popular Paper Advantage

A fragment notes Popular Paper as a strong advertising medium with the Bypress developers promoting this edge. The item emphasizes a practical benefit for readers and advertisers in a period newspaper style.

Huge Secret Hidden in New York Bootleg Plant

Detectives and federal agents raided a hidden New York bootlegging operation. Eleven of twelve men were captured as a tunnel connected a garage and a warehouse to a luxurious, fully equipped still room. The plant produced about 2000 gallons of 190 proof alcohol daily, stealing electricity gas and water to avoid detection and yielding vast profits.

New York

Langshan Hen Changes Color After Four Years

A government officer from Talsdale brought a few Langshan fowls to the centre four years ago. One hen changed color after twelve months and remained white for about eight months to two years. In the past four weeks the hen G has again changed color with feathers reverting to black.

Talsdale

Malaria Mosquitoes Targeted by Two Mile Death Ray in India

Bombay correspondent reports a test in the jungle using a green mercury-vapour ray and a two mile range to lure and destroy Thousands of malaria bearing insects in a ten foot tower with an electric suction fan. French inventor M Vitali Menasche demonstrates potential for eradicating malaria and pests but not yet commercially available. He plans further trials in Africa after India.

Bombay London Daily ‘Telegraph M. Vitali Menasche Agricultural Department M. Menasche India Africa

Remarkable Case of Patricia Maguire Regaining Consciousness

In February 1912 Patricia Maguire suffered an unknown germ attack on the brain’s centre of consciousness that left her in a deep sleep for two years and nine months. Her mother has prompted communication by having her spell words written on a blackboard, with signs of gradual improvement and hopes for a full recovery.

Patricia Maguire

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H. McDonough Bnt Presa Ounmedl E. J. McGrath Critieldm Emble PF. J. Quilty F. B. Rave Party For I. Kelly & Cunningham Tiox Death Ray
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