Salvation Army speaker recounts a Scotty McInnes tale at Masonie Hall
Colonel McInnes spoke at a Salvation Army revival in Aberdeen at Masonie Hall on Monday. He traced his life from poverty and hardship to commitment, detailing family tragedy, early work, and a pivotal moment when he joined the Army. The address covered his progress through the ranks, service in New Zealand and Australia, and the deaths of his father, mother, and wife, ending with thanks from the Mayor and council.
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Scoltah
Salvation Army
Akawa
Inivernesa
Aberdeen
Seatlai
Milure
Bey
Atel
Wallheim
Bette Tel
Rio
Mcinnes
Deans Christ
le Baie
Melnnes
Scotty
Blackburn
Jesuaurist
Quy Jones
Australia
Kankwood Cemetery
Iackburn
Sydney
Fes
G. Aly
Man’s Conversion Story Stirred City Audience
A narrative recounts a soldier’s life from enlistment in London to a hometown decision between home and Army. He describes hardship, a pivotal Sunday speech, parental opposition, and a dramatic street outreach that led to dozens joining the cause, including a girl who later attracted thousands.
Great Money Saving Cough Mixture Recipe
An old remedy claims Australians spend over a million yearly on cough medicines. It suggests sourcing a sour chemist for a concentrated extract, diluted in sweetened water, to produce a cheaper mix claimed to replace eight bottles of ready made products and ease sore throats chest congestion and influenza.
Indecent Language and Riotous Conduct in Wagga Court
Stephen Johnston pleaded guilty to indecent language and riotous behaviour in Fitzmaurice Street on June 11. Reginald Hardy charged with riotous conduct. Johnston fined 40 shillings for language and 15 shillings for riotous behaviour. Hardy’s summons possibly withdrawn if costs paid. Thomas Taylor fined 40 shillings with 8 shillings costs. in default seven days.
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FP. Parker
P.M
Wagga Potlee Court
Stephen Johnston
Fitzmaurice Street
Thomas Taylor
Reginald John Hardy
Constable Wals
Johnston
Fitzmauri
Taylor
Walsh
Costa
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted to Relieve Strain
Public notice urges eye care during long evenings with reading sewing and fancy work. It promotes eye examinations and proper glasses to make eyes feel younger and reduce strain.
Optometrist J Speirs Advertises in Wagga
J Speirs, optometrist and optician, lists address at ABc Chambers Gurwood Carter and phone number 199 in Wagga NSW local ad.
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J. Speirs
Optometrist & Optician
Abc
Chambers
Gurwood Gt
Carter Box
Wagga
Mortgage extension approved in clouds of legal doubt
A court in Bulu grants a mortgagee leave to enter into possession for sale after considering the debtor Luo t up noisy dispute over interest and six months extension. Judges noted no interest had been paid yet and adjourned costs to the following Monday with representation from Parker for the mortgagor Mitchellmore for the mortgagee and Lusher for the second mortgagee.
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D. F. Parker
Wagga
Peter B. Wallace
J. Kelly
Mir G Op
Turner
Commonwealth Bankruptcy Court
Witness
T 9
Wild
Geoffrey Paul Turner
S. A. Kelly and Son
Yerong Creek
Mitchelmore
Owiny
John Maguire
M. J. Kelly and Gon
Macguire
Robert Oscar Eulenstein
Acre
Beuwary
D. FP. Parker
J. S. Wild
Selff
Wid
Henry
H. E. Mitchelmiore
Heath and
Mittehelmore
Mr. EB. Fenn Lusher
Messrs. Lusher, Young and Stellway
Blacksmith Assault Case Opened in Wagon Police Court
Four unemployed campers Bernard Stuckey Ernest Wilson Frank Malone and Edward Duban pleaded not guilty to assaulting blacksmith Ernest Rapley at his shop on K nead Street. Rapley bled after being struck with a piece of iron. witnesses describe a failed blankets dispute and a scuffle. Sentences ranged from fines to hard labor. Duban discharged for lack of evidence.
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Wagon
Ernest Robert Rapley
K'nead Street
Bernard Stuckey
Ernest Wilson
Frank Malone
Edward Duban
Walsh
Rapley
Fitzmaurice Street
Stuckey
Wilson
Francis Malone
Edward Dubon
D. F. Parker
Malone
Dubon
Cross examination at Graziers Inquiry on shearing staff
Mr. Grayndler questions Colin Kingsmill secretary of the Graziers Co operative Shearing Company about travel rules for NSW shearers. He says workers living in Wagga or Albury would be sent to Riverina sheds via Melbourne. general shearing began in Riverina and north west in July. last year the company employed 1496 shearers and 1339 shed hands.
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Grayndler
A.W.U
Graziers
Dethridge
Colin Kingsmill
Grasiers’ Co-operative Shearing Company
Wagga
Albury
Sydney
Melbourne
Riverina
North-West
Oslo Convention signatories pledge tariff barrier reduction
The Oslo Convention signatories from Norway Sweden Denmark Holland Belgium and Luxembourgoffer to cooperate in reducing tariff barriers in a regional economic accord. A separate botanic health note cites Woods' Greet Peppermint Cure For Influenza Colds as a medical advertisement.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
De Witt's Catarrhal Cream Promises Quick Relief
Old advertisement touts a antiseptic healing balm for catarrh and hay fever. It claims a special nozzle delivers medicine through inflamed passages. It warns catarrh as dangerous, lists symptoms, and sells a month supply for 1 shilling 9 pence.
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de Witt
Elderly Reynolds Jailed for Indecent Language and Assault
At Wagen Police Court Stobert Reynolds aged warrants two counts of indecent language and two counts of assault on Constables Walsh and Norrell. Reynolds denied the charges claiming police assaulted him. He was fined £5 on each language charge and sentenced to three months on each assault charge, with the sentences cumulative.
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Stobert Reynolds
Tent Town
Wagen
D. F. Parker
Walsh
Norrell
Reynolds
Reynouds
Lewie
Wagga TM
Tric Hospital
Inspector Moroney
P.M
Moroney
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George Street
London
Daniel
Christ
American Bay
Art Dyers & Hat
Fitzmaurich
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