Monaro climate debate and ancient arid cycles in Cooma Express
E A Haslingden discusses Monaro drought trends and past wet periods, tracing climate cycles from ancient Lake Tai to desert belts. He cites Taylor's Environment and Race and Huntingdon on solar cycles, rain belts, and the shifting Sahara like aridity across southern Australia, urging reflection on long term climatic shifts.
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Australia Day
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Amateurs guided on winter manuring and mint storage
The article advises digging in manure in early winter to improve soil for spring cropping and cautions against using old manure when fresh is available. It also covers topdressing, soil for porous loams, replacing dead plants with sage thyme and marjoram, mint lifting for winter use, and preserving dried mint if greenhouses are unavailable.
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G.M.A.C
Chevrolet
General Motors Australia
Life's Little Daily Ills Remedy Ad
A health note urges prompt action to restore digestion and prevent illness. It attributes illness to sluggish liver, disordered stomach, and constipated bowels, presenting Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a reputed remedy that stirs the liver cleanses the stomach and stimulates the bowels to improve the system.
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Imperial Fate Moves Toward Regular Way Voor
Fragmentary text mentions From 1 rin and sat wre 21 from mh nperial Fate with reference to OLARK F. The readable parts imply a scheduled action or rate change, but details are unclear.
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Seasonable notes on garden work and winter care
Seasonal gardening guidance discusses continuing planting rhubarb asparagus roots artichokes cabbages and cantalopes and suggests cleaving off old asparagus beds and top dressing with nim. It advises heaping soil between beds to keep warmth and improve drainage through winter and maintain manure in place.
Wool Market Outlook Brightens on Reduced Clip
Australia faces a smaller wool clip in 1933-34 yet prices have risen up to 20 percent for wool suited to US demand. Officials in Melbourne expect a total Australian reduction around 300000 to 390000 bales, with New South Wales down about 12 percent. Despite lighter production, the higher prices and strong world demand may keep the wool cheque income similar or better.
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God Great Hart
Attacked by Alsatian Near Waseca Rail
Mr James Bent a retired station manager was savagely attacked by an Alsatian dog as he walked near the railway line in Waseca on Thursday. A companion fled as the dog leaped fences and pounced on Bent's legs and arms. Bent warded off the animal with a heavy kick and the owner intervened, keeping the dog away. Bent escaped with bruises and a severe shock.
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Marconi predicts new wireless age via microwave beams
In a Daily Telegraph interview Marchese Marconi discusses a microwave era with broadcasts on fifty centimetres and twenty mile range. He cites Measured beam transmissions of 168 miles and notes advantages like freedom from interference and clear reception amid rising independent broadcasting.
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Wise and Otherwise in a Melbourne Era Oddities
A long, fragmented column notes cultural quirks from Melbourne and Australia including jokes about government offices, trams, and beehive headlines. It mixes social satire on fashion, food, and science with stray quotes on Congo politics, wool weeks, fur futures, and a playful gun versus stick anecdote, all in a brisk catalog style.
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