Cow to Can byvac machine boosts dairy efficiency
Modern machinery has eased dairy work with milking by machine and reduced contamination. AH McDonald and Co offers the Byvac, a total milking system that processes whole milk under enclosed vacuum, deodorises milk and cream, and excludes flies and dust. Catalogues available upon request.
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A. H. McDonald
Monger Street
Perth
Bridge Road
Richmond
E.1
Vic
Sydney
Brisbane
Adelaide
McDonald and Co
Forree
AH. McDonald and Co
Rights Of Merchant Seamen United Under Reconstruction Scheme
The Federal Government will extend Australian reconstruction benefits to merchant seamen AWA S and affiliated groups of YMCA and Salvation Army and others. Mr R A Wood told the South Perth Dads Association that earlier questions about seamen torpedoed at sea and joined the British mercantile marine would be resolved, with both Australia and Britain eventually accepting the connection. Wood supported the view that once Australian, always Australian, and expected anomalies to iron out.
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A.W.A.S
YMCA
Salvation Army
R. A. Wood
South Perth
Dads” Association
Fourth Victory Loan Drives Australia Back Home
War-weary Australians return home while citizens are urged to meet obligations from the Fourth Victory Loan. The piece frames promises of security and opportunity, notes housing shortages and training gaps, and appeals to readers to fund postwar reconstruction and justice through subscriptions.
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Australi
Australia
Lown
Prevention of Mastitis in Cattle in Milking Sheds
Informative notice from the Victorian Journal of Agriculture on mastitis spread in milking sheds. It explains infection paths through infected milk on hands, cups, and flies, and urges proper milking methods, dehorning, shelter belts, and careful handling to reduce prevalence.
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Victorian “Journal of Agriculture
Education Day by Day by Professor Cameron
Education expert discusses rising student affection for school, credits better understanding of child development and higher teacher pay. He cites diagnostic and remedial work to correct common mistakes, noting progress in addressing pupil and teacher learning gaps.
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R. G. Cameron
Creighton
Dairy Farm Advice on Udder Care and Disease Control
Guidance on milking routines and udder health for dairy cows outlines stopping milking machines promptly, inspecting foremilk for signs of disease, and handling infected animals. It also discusses selling seriously diseased cattle and notes pedagogical remarks interwoven with unrelated commentary.
Mystery Prize Winner Linked to Suicide Case
A Golden Casket winner named Semmer, described as steadier than a former winner, receives prize money and takes a wages job. News arrives from a Queensland rail worker at an SW Queensland sheep station. Eighteen months later a jar with contents leads to a coroner's verdict of suicide amid poison findings.
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Queensland
Injme
London Clothing Shortage and Mattress Cloth Dresses
London reports a textile shortage as mattresses become fabric substitutes for dresses. About 900 women toured Britain wearing improvised outfits. investigations traced supplier fraud, fines, and a Board of Trade inquiry into the cloth shortage and detachable fasteners used to skirt controls.
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London
Britain
Ny Costum
AWG
Ietlind
LAAN
Old Radey
Kithouy Cogpens
Abus
Yardy
Thn Wien
Sax King’s Counsel
Scotland
Evierie
Board of Trade
McClare
Boy 14 Wins Racehorse at New Market Sale
A 14 year old boy buying Henry Smith, a famed young show horse, became the youngest bidder at Tannersatl New Market sale. He attended with his father and paid 115 guineas for a yearling by Previpitation Gulping as the auctioneer knocked it down. This note appears in the paper for advertisers.
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Henry Smith
Tannersatl
Newmarket
Henry
Gallant Senator Secures Woman a New Pair of Corsets
Canberra reports from the Parliament area that Senator Ashley received an intimate appeal from a woman with corset trouble. She described scars from worn corsets and sent a cutout pattern from the Sydney Morning Herald. The senator procured a new pair of corsets for her.
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Canberra
Ashley
Sydney Morning Herald
Japs Demand Kyoto Palace Grounds as Airfield Near Palace
An Allied request to turn grounds of the Emperor's Palace in Kyoto into an airfield is reported to have been politely declined as "quite difficult." General MacArthur was told of the plea from Japanese officials citing reverence for the palace grounds and Japan's history. A pilot crash in the area underscored the sensitivity of the site.
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Anotheer
Sixth Army
MacArthur
Ans
Kyoto
Imperial Palace
Japan
Overworked Nerves and Health Remedies Promised
A fragmented ad-like text touts relief for nervous fatigue from overwork. It promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a cure, claiming they restore strength, improve sleep, and reduce headaches, with assertions about blood and bodily health and a warning against continuing distress. It reads as a dubious patent remedy pitch.
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