Two Simple Rules Avoid Accidents With Electric Appliances
The Safety Leave of New South Wales issued four Safety First Manuals to reduce sickness and deaths from various accidents. Copies were distributed via the Secretary of the Safety League and Health Department in Sydney. An article by Mrs. Tickensin of the Electrical Association for Women argues safe handling makes modern electric appliances toolproof.
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New South Wales
Wales
le Safety League
c/o Education De pareauat
Sydney
Health de Partment
Bridge Street
Tickensin
Electrical Association For Women
Safety First Electrical Appliance Handling Warnings
Advice stresses careful use of electrical appliances to prevent shocks and injuries. It cautions against damaged cords, worn plugs, and bending cords through doorways. It warns that incineration or exposed wires pose hazards, and urges keeping cords away from water and metal objects to avoid fatalities.
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Mae McBengie
Somoillaz
Mey
Police Commissioner's Tour Aims for Statewide Reform
The Police Commissioner visits every police station, studying operations and communication systems. He plans to monitor each district closely and implement reforms to improve efficiency and service across the state police department.
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Police
Utr
Mackay
Riverna
Riesering
Eronfeek
Local and General Items From the Australian Times
Mulwala Canab rt offers government supervised roadwork to those with plant for Mulwala Gundi. four weatherbound cottages and a weatherboard office at Finley seek erection contracts. Fertiliser Act begins strict sale control and brand registration. Australia and Japan discuss exhibition of primary products in major cities later this year. Weemelsh agent seeks prime hay fodder amid drought in northern states. Tonight and Monday’s program features The Affairs of Cellini and Mystery Woman at the Capitol. community singing night at We Pluss continues. Newspapers merge as Star and Independent combine. South Coast Register to be run by new proprietors Bradley and Merline.
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Mulwala Canab
Sahees
Mulwala Gundi
Finley
Caiu
Praederice March
Tonstigee Bennett
Cellin
Muna Berrie
Te Capitol
Tyestey
Reuay Frank Harvey
Vewey Magi Re
Feritaga
Wereatest Proiuin
Australia
We Pluss
Temora
Star
Independent
Mx. L
P- Higgins
Bega
Messrs. Bradley and
Me ‘Rine
Out of Sorts and Health Tonic Claims
A fragment discusses crude health claims for Morep's Tar dian Root Pills. It suggests the product helps digestion and liver function, aiding system strength after minor ailments like indigestion and rheumatism. No verifiable details or endorsements are provided.
False Doctrine Charges Prompt Suspension In Clergy Case
The Rev FE Hagoe, accused of false doctrine and misconduct, was suspended for ten weeks after rejecting a £50 offer from a diocesan body to obtain legal counsel. Bishop Booth offered £250 to Mr Hayes during a case adjournment, but negotiations failed and the matter stalled.
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FE Rod Hagoe
Olegyman
Booth
Hayes
Farewell Social for Sister Stewart at Disteler Hospital
Sisters of the Waega Disteler Hospital hosted a social in the Sisters room to bid farewell to Sister Stewart who departs to Melbourne Thursday for further service. The event included a supper and a presentation from hospital staff and medical officers of the Wer 52 District Hospital before her departure. Nearby, St Alban's Church Orimith saw the wedding of Miss Mulle Morgan and William L Woolnough on May 25 with guests from Brimih Nar andlera.
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Te Waega Disteler Hospital
Minves
Sister Stewart
Melbourne
Stewart
W.D.H
Ihradillon
Miron Gillespie
Fass
Musgrave
Cotterill
Jenkins
Mallon Csuteessor
Mesdamen Anderson
Halley
Irekine
Milan
Dunstan
Kelly
Miss Henderson
Casas
Wishh
Privr
Wedics
Wer
St. Alban's Church
Orimith
Mulle Morgan
Pnd
Morman
Yamby Street
Brimih
Willian L. Woolnough
Orly
Obituary notices from Wogey and nearby towns
Obituary notices report Mary Galvin of Best Street Wogey aged 88 wife of Thomas Galvin of Oberns, survived by four sons and three daughters plus 38 grandchildren. Funeral at Church of England cemetery Waera. Also Anne Addison of Blake Street Wagen died at 72, long resident of Wagga with Labor support, funeral at Catholic Cemetery Wazen. Georgina Griffith, widow of Charter Lucas Griffith, fellow founder in Albury, funeral details noted. two of her sons in active service.
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Best Street
Wogey
Mary Galvin
Thomas Galvin
Oberns
John Erkerte
Allin
Sue Teres
Qberme
Advioug
Wiel Vhurch
Church of Enzland
Waera
Anne Aridison
Blake St Wagen
Wagga
John Ty Addison
Cathiolle
Wazen
Mun
Georgina Grmiths
Charter Lucas Griffith
Fistlon
Albury
Dalgety and
Carh Wos
Woman's Death by Own Action in River Stow Tragedy
The body of Anne Vidalia Tattenbury was found in the River Stow near Christvhore with fatal wounds. Evidence linked George Pecey Slower to a murder plot. he was sentenced to death last Ladyday. Witnesses testified Mrs Tattenbury removed a coat and a knife was found in her hand before she jumped into the water, leaving a mud trail as police recovered the body and a threatening note.
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Wily
Anne Vidalia Tattenbury Yaa
Stow
Christvhore
Owe
Mer Bus Fiand
Emotine Aga
George Pecey Slower
Chauti To
Airs
Rathbury
Stoner
Muttunbury
Ant
Wagga Express Advertisement Notice
Classified ad from the Wagga Express periodical promoting advertising space and medium options. Details are limited in the readable fragment, but the notice impends sale or placement of medium slots and encourages contact for rates.
Twin Boy Found After Disappearance in Croydon
Twin boy aged 14 found near Croydon at Hosomond Avenue after vanishing with his twin father Charles days earlier. He was camped with campers under a bridge at Cootamundra en route to Melbourne, walking on foot with little belongings and a single blanket. Police and father, Charles Sylesa, seek guidance as authorities confirm the search.
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Albery Sutcliffe
Hosomond Avenue
Croydon
Fathal
Charles
Cootamundra
Afelbourne
Charles SyLetsae
Girls Can Marry After Court Consent For Minors
Newtown court on Wednesday heard a case under the 1934 amendment of the Marriage Act. The act allows minors to apply to a magistrate for consent when guardians refuse. Mr Arnold, S.M., presided in a closed session and granted consent to marry.
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Newtown Gourt
Arnold
Allegation of Wheat Fraud Against Share Farmer
The Geettih Polce Cour charged Amirew Harald Green, a sharefarmer, with converting 159 days of wheat valued at 863/14/ pounds, property of farmer Davié James Thompson. ML. BW. Blumer spoke for Thompson and P. a. Mor gan for Green, who testified. defense was commined for telat.
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Landholuer
Amirew
Harald Green
Davié James Thompson
BW. Blumer
Thompson
P. A. Morgan
Greet
Defendent
Wea
Telat
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