Stage play at Berk er Mall features crime plot and comedy
A page from a theater column previews a stage show at Berk er Mall, detailing a melodrama with a thief, boy leader, and reward plot plus a Pathé comedy. The article notes the play runs Saturday night with the larger cast and a second feature, promising sensational dialogue and crowd appeal.
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Lake Frou
Tadigel
Mirtuvluke
Rial
Wrouki
Chen
Dumbell
Corel Service
Iuthom
Miles Albernd
Mit
Berker
Saturdey
Pathe
Mt Barker Pictures Incomplete Episode With Vivo
Fragmentary note describes an event at Mt Barker related to pictures and a performer. Mentions Ma Warker Jiette Putiins with Vivo and a possible appearance by an artist and wife, with unclear timing and location.
Film Topics and Stars Highlight Early Screen News
Movie gossip and industry notes discuss James Crine’s forth coming CSTS production and Bert Lahr, Dorothy Dalton, and Mary Jane Irving in various projects. Panama lepers receive a donated projection machine from Thomas Meighan, and mangels are analyzed as cattle feed with cost comparisons to hay and corn silage.
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Klee
Jiames Crine
Huse
Batty
Bert Latell
Nios
Jimmy Vilenting
Hetty
Mody
Bert
George
Miss Wilton
Age Ayre
Viola Dons
Leas
Miss Asian
Mise D Daniels
Miss Ayres
Mico Lome
Saventioth
Lind & Part
Canilos
Panama
Sre
Thomas Meighan
Senor Farrag
Republic of Panama
New York
Meighan
Standardising Butter Grading Seen Key to Market Growth
Mr Meares cites the global push for uniform butter quality and a national brand to boost exports. He notes Britain’s blending persists despite Australian and New Zealand supplies and highlights trade potential with France and Belgium. Imports list Sweden to New Zealand reflect varied sources.
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Meares
Commonwealth Dairy Council
Kangarow
Piper
London
New Zealand
Belgium
Mgr. Meares
Britain
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Frence
U.S.A
Argentina
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Testing drives dairy herd improvements in New Zealand
The New Zealand Co operative Dairy Company urges farmers to adopt regular milk yield testing to identify profitable cows and select superior progeny. It notes eye judgment on milking capacity is unreliable and stresses hard data, training, and costs as barriers while highlighting rising purebred dairy stock and growing industry commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company
Ita
Poultry Breeding Standards and Photo Ethics
The article argues for photographic exemplars of ideal layers to set standards in poultry judging. It cautions on leg color variation, urges breeders to use proven bloodlines, and notes New Zealand's initiative to establish utility standards for laying breeds with five-year review and potential world-leading results.
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Palencia
New Zealand
A Word With Women on Kidney Trouble and Relief
An advertisement discusses kidney discomfort in women tied to back pain urinary issues and fatigue. It touts Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy citing a testimonial from Mrs Mullins of Albion and claims they cure kidney disorders and restore well being. The notice promotes purchasing details and pricing.
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Walter
Dean
Mia
A.J. Mullinsays
Albion Piest
Katanning
Chamista
Foster-McCellan Co
Murray Streat
Perth
ARS
Drift to Sydney Pulls Population from Rural Areas
A regional drift toward Sydney continues as the western coast region records rising migrant numbers while rural districts face population loss. Premier Vinwealth notes growth in the wetrepolitom area contrasts with slower state-wide gains, warning of financial strain and calls for faster autonomy to curb immigration.
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Hetterring
Sydney
Mer
Vinweut
Enid
Winjrvat
Tiny
Northenow
South Wales
Elmarly
Wireless Influences on Baldness Attributed by Experts
A London discussion cites wireless signals as altering hair growth. Experts claim electrical disturbances in the air affect the scalp, with wireless installers reporting more frequent haircuts. The British Association of Wireless Telegraphists notes many members show strong hair, while a prominent doctor links scalp stimulation to electricity in the wire.
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O'Donnell
Aascciation of Wireless Telegraphists
London
World's butter-fat record Jersey cow reported in Oregon
A Jersey cow named Darling's Jolly Lassie, owned by Pickard Bros in Oregon, produced 10425 lb of milk with 6.08 percent butterfat in 303 days under official supervision. The American Jersey Cattle Club notes it as a world champion record for all ages and four-year-olds.
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U.S.A
Darling's Jolly Lassie
Messrs. Pickard Bros
Oregon
American Jersey Cattle Club
Jusior
Jersey
Buller
Mires Davetinge
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