Flying Notes Of The Week On The Wing
A long progressive aviation column reviews imperial air routes and flying boats. It notes 118 000 per annum subsidy to a New York to Hormuda service, 12 machines each with over 2000 landings, and rapid global expansion including Sydney to Wocrimmbla and Charleville links. It describes De Havilland tests, Hawker Atlantic plans, and an upcoming air pageant in Dubbo with Royal Aces involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Amwaysia
Loltuna
New York
Hormuda
Bristol Company
Siz Mail
Sydney
Wocrimmbla
Tithba
Navrasine
Uit
Charleville
Sydney Mail
Commonwealth
Adal- Life
Broken Hill
Queensland
West Australia
Imperial Airways
Valimtaey Aiv Toyen
Ava
Singapore
Permanenk Mex
Te de Havilland Co
Canada
Canady
Lyne
Uand
Jimmy Melvass Loth
Phoenix
Ordinney xi
Pedro
Tull
George Paylkiner
Haddon Rig
Narcommo Atro Globgo
Nervanine
Fop
Dubbo
Gotan
Royal Aces
Ssoan Ag
Onganle
Rush to altar depletes office staff study notes
Executives report extraordinary demand for office workers as marriages delay careers. In some states, a peak in 7085 brides during the year is noted while many young women finish business college and enter the workforce. Experts say shorthand and typing skills favor women for clerical roles, with promotion paths limited for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volce
Aes
Furred Animals Debated as Disease Carriers
Health officials reassess claims that furred animals spread disease. Dr Wallace called the theory extremely unlikely after limited tests on horns, eggs, fowls, and other samples. Further research cast doubt on any human infection from animals, with modern reviews deeming animal transmission improbable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Wallace
Yiet
Yuvie
Chakee
Efficiency of mechanics and one way traffic signs
A Royal Automobile Club overview discusses mechanic efficiency and public road signs in Sydney. It cites concerns about repair quality and urges careful planning of one way signs for clear visibility. Also includes a cross country road report detailing gravel and rough sections across routes from Scone to Cowra and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Elas
Leviskisiva
Sydney
RAGA
Ménsina
Bussan
Willimmowe
Scone
Wybang Greely
Bunn
Opan
Wybang Creei
Mereiwa
Merciwa
Mide
Mindfee
Grusnhills
Bathuret
Codgegang Bridge
Cudgegong
Uist
Rathirat
Feadhurst
Blayney
Blyyhoy
Manduiatna
Caruonr
Amoud Tyndhurat
Olmwood
Grentoll
Soul Westhet
Migration Not to be Subsidised by Government Policy
The Prime Minister Lyons in Sydney said Australia should invite migrants rather than fund their entry. He warned against resuming large-scale immigration and urged a cautious approach, noting Australia’s unemployment and the need for migrants to come voluntarily to find work. The policy hinges on development under Australia’s own steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Sydney
Australia
England
Bruial
Snancine Meir
Sound
Tyne
Becauke
Antara
Jet Mow
Hood
Australie
Well Fed Children Half Starved War in Un nave Fron at Wat Walon
A fragmented report describes a local dispute over requisition reserves and hospital housing. Citizens allege private landowners are pressuring the vessel to accept applications while children in nearby homes suffer severe hunger. A council member and protester cite mistreatment of dogs and neglect of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat
Walon
Shire Council
Harsh penalties debated across eras and voices
A garbled historical passage recalls opposition to severe punishments and to early ideas like free education. It cites Lip Sumac and Lord Tisibatmygh arguing death for theft and references broad resistance from established classes. The text shows inconsistent spelling but preserves debates on law, education, and social control across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torellenborough
Colllager
Tisibatmygh
England
Britain
Earl Fitewillinyy
The Boot Keep Brides in Order Wedding Superstitions
A fragmented article surveys wedding customs in Britain noting beliefs about lucky days and colors. It mentions brides from Beathord Middlesex and Wig Gueeniung, with references to Friday marriages and June as a wash period. The piece discusses superstition as tied to family authority and social expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youkshire
Tivo
Numaured
Bimmer
Middlesex
Santelage
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Jess
DeWitt
de Witt
Dewitts
Royal Automobile Club
Swift ST
Wellington
Messrs, Abel Wilkins & Co, Pbreppzre Usin
W. McAtamney & Co
ALWA
TRE
Dripstone
Pii
Fanny Drees Bally
Gud
Wtian Forbes Maney
Nisi
Stark Poy
J HW
Seseetany
Willys
Boater
M. R. McGuire
Arthur Street
NEW Willys
Bratelisr
Bank of New South Wales
Tha Daposiar
Vete
Bank of
New South Wales
Aushiotia
Gnto Veedol
Pennsylvania
George Paul
Fulton's
Gail Wellington
Johnson's
Welling, Motors
J. Lockrey
St Gollan
J. Gollan
Neptune On, CO. Ltd
York Street
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