Berlin March Nazi Storm "Red" Arrests. Berlin, March 3
Thousands of Nazi storm troops, with bands playing and banners flying, marched through the streets, stopping the traffic…
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Floods & storms, 1933
376 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 19
Storm Driven Published by Special Arrangement. (Copyright.) Chapter 1.—(Continued)
He took her hand impulsively, "Isn't life wonderful? 1 say, let's go on the upper deck; I want to send a wireless to the old man. Ho doesn't…
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The old motor cur bumped and rattled along the moorland road. Probably, Tony thought, it hadn't, been repaired since he left England. There…
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Tony had held out his hands, they dropped to his sides. So thin with the return of the prodigal. He looked at the card table and the faces of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tarro Shire Fortnightly Meeting Floodgate Repair
"The repair of these gates seems to me to be something which was delayed longer than I deem advisable," said Cr. T. McCarthy…
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Tony didn't speak Slowly Main waving turned to his son. His head was rooking to and fro like tho head of a china figure of a mandarin…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Flood Anniversary
On Thursday, March 9, 1893, Singleton experienced the worst flood in its history, the river rising to a maximum of 47ft. 6ins. at 9 p.m., after…
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His father'a voice followed Tony throughout the night, and his eyes, accusing and contemptuous. He had found the from gates at the end of…
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When he reached Newton Abbot he breakfasted at a small inn then went to the railway station and took a train back to Plymouth. He was still acting subconsciously; he was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →1893 Flood Photograph
We have been handed a photograph by a local resident, showing portion of John-street in the big flood of 1893. Prominent among the buildings are the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Played in Gale Tennis Match in N.Z. SYDNEY
After enjoying a tour of New Zealand, R. Dunlop (N.S.W.) and J. Purcell (Vic.), tennis players, arrived back to-day by the Maunganul…
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As the light laded and the stars came out, shining through the faint haze, he could almost believe that the past was a nightmare. He refused…
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The construction of a coffer dam at Wallis Creek floodgates is being carried uot by the West Maitland and Tarre Shire Councils…
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Tony replaced his glass with a sigh of relief; but the spell was broken—the spell of happiness Pat had cast over him, for she had made…
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"Well, what d'you think of that?" Pat said, getting up. "The captain's got a nerve trying to take my partner away; perhaps he wants to tell…
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At critical moments all life's poor little conventions are swept away. The barriers men and women put up in self-defence, because they are…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Flood of 1875 Incidents Recalled
Some interesting reminiscences are contained in a letter received by the "Daily Mercury" from Mr. William Morrow, or Jorry's Plains…
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A moment he hesitated. He saw the fog driving past thorn; the rising wind whipped It into fantastical shapes, shapes of beasts and men—…
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At the time he'd only been conscious of his achievement, but now he remembered things he hadn't noticed then the smell of the gorse,…
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The cook, a coloured man, allowed Tony to lies down in a corner of his galley, and he gave him a basin of hot soup. It looked like gruel and…
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