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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
3
Odd medical tale from New York reports Mr. Lincoln Schindler, mute for 45 years, regaining speech after neck tumor operation by Dr. Leon Bromberg. Upon waking he asked for his surgeon, then spoke with his wife, a remarkable improvement celebrated as a medical marvel.
The Royal Commission at Innfarmil, Q. heard evidence on foreign influx affecting Queenland. Statements claimed undesired foreigners, with 260 Greeks and 1000 Italians in and around towns and cane districts, many owning farms or mills. Italians faced social slurs. Maltese and Maltese workers noted. AAV.U. reports 69 foreign workers in gangs, with non unionists. Southern Europeans alleged to be preferred for mill work to provoke conflicts with the ACW.U. A big Italian club meeting raised concern as labor reps called the prices ominous and dangerous socially.
Promote tasting real ce cream at The Golden Key fountain. Call to sample and learn the flavor as a promotional stunt.
A detailed report on the Tractor Endurance Test by Ruston and Barnsby Australia using the Wallis From Tractor at Monars Paw Ley near Tomingley. The test ran from Monday May 18 to extended hours through Wednesday to Monday, recording ploughing of acres, varying fuel use, and challenges from rain and soft ground. Observers noted high interest from farmers, with expectations of improved performance once ground dries and more trials possible.
What a Flourishing Industry chronicles support for country manufacturing policy to stem city drift. It highlights the Maryborough Knitwear Mill in Victoria, founded by George F. Cutt, employing over 800 locals and paying about £600 weekly in wages, boosting local trade and prosperity.
The article lauds a Maryborough mill producing 600 dozen daily worth £100,000 annually, powered by local workers using up-to-date machinery. It argues country towns can compete with Melbourne and Sydney, despite freight, if they expand production for steady demand and invest in local prosperity, urging residents to back Australian made initiatives.
Dubbo bowls teams win both Gartrell Western District Shield and Lindeman City. In Shield action Dubbo beat Forbes by eight points. B grade Dubbo defeated Parkes by five points. Young Turf Club opens public subscription to fund new racecourse. Enthusiasts donate 20 and 10 pounds. Derby news notes Manna wins at Epsom amid rain. Davis Cup Britain vs Denmark results. Orange motor club forms. reliability cup planned for Wellington Orange Bathurst clubs. Nyngan Picnic results list winners in several races including Miowern Handicap and Coreen Handicap.
In a Grenfell vs Cowra football match the referee blew for full time 16 minutes early sparking a crowd surge onto the field. Thompson, the referee, was struck. Grenfell was declared winner but Cowra Club refused to hand over the Cup. Grenfell reports the incident to Sydney authorities for decision, with Sunday football anticipated to influence the adjudication.
Figures show 861 news items lent by poison cheese in New York State in the first eleven months. The State Health Commissioner warns many brands sold as different products are linked to a six toll toll. Most victims lived in New York City with 80 deaths recorded. A maderty redresed heaviest, wictine, January wee ty-aix. Take home a box of Tee Cream. It will keep for an hour from the Gal.
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The Danish cultivar promises a grand new cabbage seed parcel. It boasts early maturity, cleaned heads, and high quality suitable for home gardens. Prices listed as 2/ omy per pound and 20/ per ???, with assertive marketing of superior strain and Enkhuizen Glory references.
The yard announces a full swing operation with an up-to-date plant installation. It promises the cheapest rates for old and new customers and emphasizes quality, stating only one quality the best. Includes an address cue for contact.
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