Endurance Tractor Run Ends After 476 Hours at Tomingley
The British Wallis Tractor at Tomingley halted at 4 am Tuesday after 476 hours non stop due to a damaged pivot casting from hitting a stump during transit. The engine kept running, and the machine will roam to Peak Till Trundle Parkys and Mantra shows. Official totals show rising motor vehicle tax receipts in Britain, with annual receipts climbing from 11.0m to 14.8m pounds across 1922 to 1924.
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Tomingley
Messts Pawley Brox
Will Leove
Forth
Trundle
Parkys
Ruston and
Hornsby
England
Engine Compression Explained for Better Car Care
A practical guide to diagnosing engine compression issues. It covers checking each cylinder with a hand crank, identifying weak compression from worn rings, leaky valves, or worn cylinders, and notes the role of oil viscosity, piston rings, and timing. It emphasizes good gaskets, tightly fitting spark plugs, priming caps, and keeping valves clean and properly timed.
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Canon
Debate on Evolution at Carnegie Hall Ends in Unanimous Verdict
January 8 crowd of 3500 heard J R Stratton argue against evolution at Calvary Church pastor’s negative stance. Judges ruled against Potter's affirmative arguments, calling evolution pagan in origin and philosophically at odds with Christian revelation, condemning it as animalism corrupting morals and society.
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Carnegie Hall
New York
J. R. Stratton
Calvary Church
C. F. Potter
Stratton
God
Christ
Luke
Mary
Enos
Seth
Adam
Jesus
Increased Use of the Roads in England
The document shows rising motor road transport use in England based on Ministry of Transport license figures. It traces current licenses as of November 1924 and compares with prior years, noting vehicle totals around 873,005 in 1981 and rising to 1,269,080 by year end 1924 after adjustments for trade licenses.
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England
Ministry of Transport
Hicannes
Press Need Not Leave Ryde Court Publicity Policy
Mr W A Flynn the newly appointed Superintendent Magistrate for the Ryde district urges press publicity in the public interest but asks reporters not to publish the names of defendants at the Children’s Court. He says acta on youthful delinquency should be published without names to deter recurrence and promote public awareness while protecting youths. Precaution against influenza infection noted with Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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W A. Flynn
Ryde
Star Chamber
Courts of Justice
Flynnson
Acta
Notice of removal by W Charlesworth Boot Repairer
W Charlesworth boot repairer announces removal from Percy and Maughan Streets intersection to Lee Street beside Adlington's Butcher's Shop. Former and new customers are invited. Workmanship guaranteed.
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W. Charlesworth
Percy
Maughan
Promis
Lee Street
Adiington
Potato Crop Proves Strong In Orange District Fields
The Orange district potato crop is better than expected with diggers earning from one eighth to one ninth per dag based on crop weight. A full gang on the 1/9 rate digs about 15 bags daily since the rains. Western stations anticipate early shearing with a record clip. In Sydney, Vincent McLean won £6000 in a Supreme Court case over motorcycle injuries, while Walter McLean received £75. A stay of proceedings was granted. Prisons boss McDougal is to be replaced by Mr Steele, per Mr McKell. Car thefts rise in Orange. three cars stolen in four weeks. A well-known Orange shunter was arrested. goods recovered at a East Orange house. J Wilton found wife Jean Wilson dead from an apparent seizure after ironing. Bowral P M Williams grants 12-month hotel licenses with caution about better accommodation and separate bathrooms for women in larger hotels.
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Orange District
Western District
Sydney Supreme Court
Vincent McLean
H. H. McDougal
St Wele
Orange
G. Rutherford
Nyrang
Cheeseman's Creek
East Orange
J. Wilton
Williamstown
Vic
Jean Wilson
Mortality in lamb marking urged prevention measures
A veterinary note warns that many lamb losses during and after marking result from infections such as tetanus malignant oedema septicaemia and anthrax transmitted through unhealed wounds. It advises use of temporary yards or freshly prepared ground, quicklime, non poisonous sheep dip, tar or carbolised oil on wounds, boiling knives, burning carcasses and thorough infection prevention to curb annual increases.
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Stockholm
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