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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1948

Page

11

Service Employment Agency Ad From Brown

Advertisement for Brown Service Employment Agency offering license and ex-farmer services. Claims prompt attention and efficient service with employer and employee interests considered. Address listed as aa-Weeds' Chambria, ay Street, phone 2720.

Inter Chambria Ay Street Contrier Lab

Osteology Oddities and Historic Bones Across Eras

A scattered piece on bones and osteology traces fascination from 19th century displays to royal salvages. It notes the Great Exhibition skull episode, the Viennese Friends of Music, and Esterhazy during Haydn’s era, while touching animal bones and ancient fish with bone headed features and quirky terms for bone related notions.

Friends of Music Hitler Austria Hungary Prince Esterhazy Haydn

Skeleton in the Cupboard Myth or Propaganda Tale

The piece argues that legends of skeletal beings in monastery walls were likely superstition or reformist propaganda. It notes monks and nuns rumored to be hidden bones in walls, cites Geronimo and 16th century gates, and mentions beliefs about skulls and bones influencing fate after violent events.

Geronimo Alod Jes Pra

Screaming skull plagues Chilton Farm in Somerset legend

The account describes a chilling tale from Chilton Farm in Somerset where a screaming entity is said to rupture ear drums and cause bone loss before death. It notes curiosity about octopuses and squids swallowing skeletons, labeling such creatures as hellfish once armored with bones that later dissolved into their bodies.

Chilton Farm Somerset

South America Looms Large in World Wool Plans

Argentina and Uruguay may join the International Wool Secretariat to share in wool profits. The London meeting of the International Wool Publicity and Research Executive discusses inviting both nations. Average production among five surplus countries exceeds 2.25 billion pounds yearly.

Ibe Argentina Uruguay International Wool Publicity and Research Executive London Australia New Zealand South Africa

Brassed Off To Clink

Steve Soss 29 strolls into Hoboken police headquarters thinking it a gin mill and pays a £3 fine for intoxication. He jokes he mistook the desk sergeant for a bartender.

Steve Soss Goss Blue Soss Hoboken

Landlord Explains Reason to Police in Chatham NY

In Chatham New York landlord Frank Waldvogel explained to police why he had taken a particular action. The brief report notes his explanation as part of an ongoing local case.

Chatham New York Frank Waldvogel

Editorial on Australia needing alternatives to coal

The piece argues coal cheapness masks critical supply issues across industries and transport. It urges developing new energy sources or atomic power, noting Canada uses Niagara Falls power and NSW Victoria rely on diesel and oil burners amid a dollar shortage. It concludes coal production by miners is the key constraint.

Australia Canada Niagara Fells Nsw Victoria

Quad Business Is Risky Despite 50 Percent Share

Gladwyn Browne Clements promotes a Bristol publicity venture with the Good family under a long term contract. He claims 50 percent of earnings from the Quads while the father holds 60 percent in some deals. The Quads venture, his eighth, faces high risk and past name changes.

Gladwyn Browne Clements Bristol Quads John Good Clements Gental Bristol Royal Hotel Quad St. Neots

Canadian researchers test color coding for Huetrition alums bottles

Researchers at Rating Laboratories report that Huetrition alum bottles should be colored red or green to indicate sun exposure. Experiments show Vitamin B retention in milk stays higher when bottles avoid sunlight, reducing nutrient loss.

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