Important Advance In Study Of Toxaemic Jaundice
CSIRO research chief R I B Bull outlines that helitropes cause liver damage leading to yellows or toxaemic jaundice in sheep. Observations from Barooga and Glenfield show copper interaction and seasonal pastures trigger plant dominance. Experimental grazing with heliotrope produced temporary weight gain with later deaths, confirming plant toxicity as the cause.
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Eewat
R. I. B. Bull
D.v.se
Division of
Animal Health and Production
CSIRO
Vowves
Vate Ee
Glenfield
Phihc Brass
Australian Wool Board
Australian Meat Board
Barooga
Helitrope Poison Claims Sheep Across Seasons
In summer and autumn grazing on heliotrope the sheep thrived but suffered high mortality later. About 53 percent died over a 31 month period. The poison acts slowly on liver cells, worsened by poor pasture. Merino sheep resist it less, irrigation and improved pasture reduce risk, and dense grass covers prevent heliotrope resurgence.
Mystery of Stalin’s quiet wife Marina Raskova revealed
The article portrays Marina Raskova, described as Stalin’s third wife, a 24-year-old pilot from Berdiansk, who rarely appears in public. It notes her influence on Stalin, their hobbies such as boating and music, and claims she influenced his moustache style.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
Comrade Stalin
Catherine Svanidze
Nadia Allibeyva
Marina
Perelece
Svanidze
Victor Kravcchenko
Kremlin
Marina Raskova
Berdiansk
Axov
Oriol
Balleto- Manes
Fish and Chips License Sought by Willesden Shopkeeper
In Willesden NW London a fish shop owner applied to the food central committee for a licence to sell eggs and chips. The owner was granted the licence.
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Willesden
London
Food Central Committee
Laos Gains Independent Nation Status Under French Union
At the Elysee Palace in Paris, Stravang Vong, King of the Laotians, and French President Vincent Auriol signed a treaty declaring Laos an independent nation within the French Union. French soldiers will salute the Laotian flag a red field with a three headed white elephant under an umbrella, signaling the new sovereignty.
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Kingdom of
Laos
Indo-China
Elysee Palace
Paris
Stravang Vong
Vincent Auriol
N Dallas Man Details Fractured Family and Bully Son
J B Faucher, 40, testifies to the court about building his son a weight lifting set to foster strength. He says his 19-year-old son grew into a bully who lords over him, describing a strained family dynamic and concerns for safety.
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Dallas
J.B. Faucher
Reginald Jones A Visitor Aided Firefighters In Timber Store Blaze
Reginald Jones, a visitor from Expensive T St Helier Jersey, assisted firemen as they battled a timber store blaze. Afterward he discovered he had lost 30 pounds in five pound notes during the incident.
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T. St. Helier
Jersey
Reginald Jones
Fragmentary dialogue hints at dated manners and speech
The readable lines show a clipped conversation about politeness toward ladies. A few phrases reference knowledge of women and a timeworn social register, with truncated words suggesting an oral, informal exchange.
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Bridgetown
Vimes
Northern Times
Cooleardie Miner
Avon Argun
North Eastern Courier
Peesten Mall
Dowerth
National Library of Australia
OK V
GWG
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Hay Street
Perth
Bee Ae Teli
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