Lost on foul at Rush cutter Hay Stadium bout
Fred Wenneberry faltered on 8 fouls against Walter Wade of Amrita at Rush cutter Hay Stadium Monday night. Wenneberry was disqualified by the referee in the ninth round for head batting. The fight remained competitive though the crowd hissed after the foul.
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Fred Wenneberry
Walter
Popeye
Wade
Amrita
Rushcutter Hay Stadium
Menneberry
Woods
Theme
Hanneberry
Blind girl earns high marks in qualifying exams
A 11 year old blind student from Rehunga in South Atlalia scored 63 percent of 700 in the recent Qualifying Certificate examinations. She attends the Blind Deaf and Dumb Institute at Brighton and showed promise in Braille study. Examiners note she wrote with a stylus on a wooden frame using tactile writing devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paty Swinesr
Rehunga
South Atla
Tualia
B’u
Brighton
Drinks On Him Hubby Reads Paper Scene
In a domestic vignette Wiley asks what is remarkable about a moment as Hobbs drinks his beer for the first time while reading a newspaper, capturing a small, quiet interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Wiley
Hobbs
Miss Owens Honoured At Dedication Party
A large gathering at Newtea Hall celebrated Miss Dorrie Owens’s twenty first birthday with dancing and cards. Friends presented gifts while Mr Av Sn Dick er praised the guest of honor, and Mr Bem Blunden thanked all for attendance and kind remarks. The Lyric Orchestra provided music and refreshments followed in a well run catering effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrie Swene
Newtea Hall
Miy Owens
Av SN
Dicker
Indy
Mya
Evdie Owens
Mien ‘Owen
Bem Blunden
N Bowls
McC
Norman Sparro
His Eye On Her Policeman and Lady Driver
A fragmentary two character exchange features a policeman and a lady driver. The dialogue hints at a long interest and a driving offense discussed in a tense, flirtatious scene. The text is garbled but preserves names and central action.
National Insurance Scheme questions and answers row by row
A text fragment outlines questions and answers on free medical advice under the National Insurance Scheme, pensions eligibility and changes, sickness and disability benefits, and contractor status for photographers. It covers who may receive benefits, conditions for additional pensions, and whether voluntary contributors can remain after employment ends. It also notes contract versus employment for street photographers and how employers handle contribution cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q—Can & Man
Rbalinivt
Hocto
Commission
Royal Commission
Legacy of War Children Roam Chinese Cities as Orphans
In war torn China, gangs of ragged children called wolf children prey on passersby. Homeless orphans, their numbers swell as Sino Japanese conflict rages, they roam streets robbing and sleeping amid debris. If offered coins they press for more, and threats or stones follow if refused. Thousands suffer hunger and peril, forming a grim byproduct of modern warfare.
Dream Cup wagers and bold bets in racing history
A look at famous odds bets and gamblers from racing lore. The Melbourne Cup Dream Cup tale at Crate's Hotel Ballarat features a £1000 wager on winners Nimblefoot and Seale, with payouts shared to Craig’s widow. Other legends recount bets on Cup outcomes, from O starting horses to Statesman versus Strephon and a large Caulfield windfall for a Queensland punter.
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Crate’s
Ballarat
Bill Shack
Bill Craig
Croydon
Nimblefoot
Seale
Cray
Craig
Alen
Slack
Criig'es
New South Wales
Melbourne
Tommy McLoughlin
Aporteman
McLoughlin
Cluchforeicker
Ae Oro
Jave Ron
Gaine Carrington
Jimmie Boy
Dan Elbourne
Queensland
Stateenan
Statesman
Strephon
Punter
Elbourne
Jmuk Flanagin
Caulfield
Flanagan
Coronmton
Flannagan
iNnens
Destiny of Kemal's Turkey and Europe's uncertain fate
The piece surveys Kemal Ataturk's legacy and Turkey's posthumous direction. It weighs Turkey's revival under his rule, British influence, and the risk of German expansion after his death. It questions Turkey's future leadership, economics, and alignment with Britain or Germany as Europe watchers assess the continent's shifting balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tukey
Kemal
Lausanne
Turkey
Dardenelles
Britain
Frans
Ibiwan
Tupl
Dardenellen Aanes
Germany
Balkan
Ion Hot Orill
Grey Wolf
Fficea
Hell Cat Elsie Mackinnon boxing legend recalled
A battered but famed fighter Elsie Mackinnon known as Hell Cat rose from hardship in New York to challenge male boxers. She fought bare knuckle bouts in New Mexico and toured ranches, earning fame for her grit and rapid rise to wealth. Her death drew hundreds of wreaths from admirers.
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Elis Mishisinem
Sues
Femens Thewuphrut
Shaler
Amerie
Bening Wenden
New York
Martind
Povidanes
New Mexico
Vitale
Eltis
Elsie
Wil
Hell-Cat
Jeilcat
Eloie Mackinnon
East Side
Wheat Grading and Dusting Hiring a New Grader
The Wheat district announces the purchase of a Hughe ford grader and plans to visit Wellington District 8 starting January 12, 1928. The agent will call on existing customers and solicit new business by section guarantees, listing Dubbo 387 and Wells 328 as contact references.
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Wellington
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Henneberry
Wien
Miss Owens
H. Bestwick
Warne Street
Kimbell
Case Tractors
Wolseley Shearing
Ware Street
M Donald
Aperce
Me. A.C. R
Commonwealth
New Zealand
India
McDonald
Imperial
Australia
McDonald & Company
Chalmers Street
Sydney
Central Station
Beldey BA
Ricumond, Hist, Vis
Question and Answer Service
National Insurance
Jong
Wolf Children OF
China
Apsin
Tbes Apsen
Ake
Pee FE
Wes al
Hong
Totel
Nix Toughe
Elsie Mackinnon
Adrian Quit
Jobh Bromwich
Tion
Ofes
Theobald
Theobalds
Stuart Town
Jd Habler
Merry Christmas
Barelonas
Golden Key Tamour Drinks
Delicacica
Home Builders
T, Nelson & Sons Pty. Ltd
Wilmnetom
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