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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
3
A discussion on widening production units in dairying amid centralisation, detailing cleansing versus sterilising, effective detergents, and the shift from traditional caustic soaps to modern phosphates and hypochlorites for rapid, non toxic sterilisation. It notes rubber’s butterfat absorption and alkali sensitivity.
The text describes a whistle method to lure foxes and crows by imitating rabbit squeals. It advises holding the whistle between finger and thumb, using two holes, blowing gently, and timing intervals of one to two minutes. It notes wind direction, cloudy days, and placing oneself in a tree for better aim, with a six to eight yard shot range.
W Laffan warns against relaxing first grade butter standards and urges Australia to push choicest quality in export grades. He notes Kangaroo butter leads London imports, calls for at least 5 percent choicest, better fodder reserves, and orderly shipments to improve prices and wage prospects for dairy workers.
Mining field report covers Dundas Norseman Coolgardie and North Coolgardie districts for March and April. Details include ore tonnages, fineness of gold, and quarterly production by Norseman Gold Mines, Riverina and other groups. notes on satellite operations, tailings, and broader district totals. Also mentions publication of humor and literary content, plus subscription details and editorial offices in Perth.
A humorous narrative of social exchanges and inebriated banter. Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith trade quips about old stocks and fashion, a weary law professor elicits interruptions, Jiggs and Figgs reminisce on rents and misdeeds, and a Scotsman recalls a reckless youth. A pawnbroker mishap with a cooking pan leads to a beer wager, while a doctor prescribes cheer in a music hall, and a collector teases a hopeful auctioneer in a light, episodic vignette of everyday mirth.
William Whitfield Woods of the Institute of American Meat Packers cites nearly 500000000 dollars added to livestock values since the Eat More Meat drive began February 1. He credits price gains to campaign influence and seasonal market shifts, noting meat packing as the nation’s most valuable industry with 1933 output valued at about 2362239031 dollars.
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