Clo at the office and a plan to join the BWI
Clo discusses disguises and travel logistics to join the British Women's Institute, arranging luggage, uniforms, and a lunch plan while awaiting Friday meeting with Bretherton and Sir Edward Ridley. She stays optimistic about landing the job, relying on Bretherton’s connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Elbury Street
Clo
Brethy
Waterloo
Clapham Tomoriow
Norah
Clapham Junction
B.W.I
Edward
Mayne
Pendarn Mayne
Tailor’s
Haymarket
Father's Desperate Journey To Save His Child
A 15 month old child suffering enteritis died after a Channel of mud faced trek from Coonamble to Dubbo hospital. Father Lachlan McLean, garage proprietor, drove through night mud with a doctor and helper, two miles of bogged road, four gallons benzine, a medical needle used, reaching Hopetown Private hospital at five am, but the child died at midday on Sunday. The father and medical team endured a twelve hour, perilous journey to reach care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lachlan McLean
Coonamble
J. H. Collins
Kingsvale
Coonambie Hospital
Coonamie
Dubbo
North West Plains
Calvary
Hopetown
Clo’s Secret Travel Plan Sparks Aunt Rowe’s Alarm
Clo confesses intent to travel with a companion and begin a new life abroad. Mrs Rowe, shocked by Clo’s hair and independence, plots to block the scheme while Clo negotiates, arranging discreet preparations including shipping parcels to Bretherton and securing a place aboard the Kerise as purser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah
Mrs. Rowe
Clo
Aunt North
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Wireless for the Country praise of press on new wireless deal
The Radio Journal praises the Commonwealth Amalgamated Wireless agreement cutting £88,000 yearly from the firm and granting five years free patent rights to all listeners and newspapers. It calls for wider use of wireless to benefit country homes, urging support for rural families and the man on the selection. It notes technicalities and suggests a review by a representative committee before finalising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Journal
Association For Developing Wireless In
Australia
Wirelers Institute
Listeners’ League
Press Association
Wireless
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd
Commonwealth
Amalgamated Wireless
Association For Developing
Rugby
Great Britain
Steele Rodd
Wirelera
Sarah
Dave
Joe
Codling Moth Alert for Apple and Pear Orchards
Growers should monitor December fruit for codling moth grubs and begin systematic hand picking using a ladder. Destroy infested fruit, maintain bandages, and apply real arsenate spray. use 20 ounces dry arsenate powder or 40 ounces arsenate paste per 60 gallons water. Third spray under new rules due mid December. Contact Joseph Thompson and Sen. Undertakers, Maughan Street, phone 273.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Tablaland
Abple
Pear
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Madame Montague
Nanima
Chevrolet
Fulton’s Motors
Mary
Motke
Howland
the Harvester
Gene Stratton Potter
T. A. Dickson
Geelong
A.M.S
Orf
T. A. B.geson
Cedona, Victoria
Ino
Age Sociat
Royal Commission On Wireless
Royal Commission
Joseph Thompson
Maughan Street
Will
Sydney Pincombe Limited
Hunter Street
Sydney
Dalton Bros. General Merchants
Summer Street
Orange
Anne
TOD Dalton Brothers Ltd
Wren
R. Sharpe
Wellington
Steve
The
Kodak CO
Mirror
Bulletin
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