Treasure Hunters Vacuum Tresses For Gold
An advertised antiseptic salve promises quick relief for piles. The text touts Menonix claims and urges readers to obtain a tube from their chemist today.
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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
11
An advertised antiseptic salve promises quick relief for piles. The text touts Menonix claims and urges readers to obtain a tube from their chemist today.
In a era of gold particle loss from jewellery manufacture, workers and firms join a cleanup effort. The practise involves collecting specks from wash water and clothing, earning around £150,000 yearly in New York. Women workers demand washing their own hair or access to beauty parlor services.
Service employment agency advertises all classes of labor with prompt efficient service. Employer and employee interests are carefully considered at Woods' Chambers Perth address 44 New Street. Contact provided Phopfie B2730.
Editorial notes Australians pleased with Yardley men’s improved showing in the Third Test and the round has been fought in fine sport spirit. Englishmen have found form, and the series momentum bodes well for the game’s future.
The Australian timber sector sees rapid gains from mechanisation. Mr Murray Gosper notes pneumatic-tyred logging arches cut transport from wharf to mill by about 80 percent, boosting loads. He argues forests and timber will power future industry as coal and oil dwindle.
D. W. B. Turrill of Kew faces summer mischief as practical jokers attach buttercups to daisy stalks. His 30 staff are still catching up after World War I era work cataloging flora from around the world. The herbarium houses millions of specimens and maintains the Index Kewensis funded by Darwin.
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