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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
2
A garbled ad-like notice offers a home method to darken grey hair with a mix of common items and alcohol. It promises a dark, luxurious result and notes preparation steps, usage, and age considerations, though the text is unclear and contains many errors.
The article critiques banana plantation practices citing mismanagement in fruit handling and packing. It calls for government or authority led reform to tighten controls, prevent disease, and ensure proper labeling and storage from harvest to market. It singles out blame for laxity on tanker operators and emphasizes safer, orderly packing and timely destruction of waste to protect public health and industry integrity.
Poor readability aside, the text discusses heavy honey flows during a season, noting production challenges and observations from beekeepers. It mentions a push to extract honey promptly, avoid delays, and manage colonies to maximize yields while maintaining hive health.
The article discusses protecting pigs from heat with shade water and clean sanitary conditions. It notes risks from high temperatures and recommends steps to reduce exposure, keep animals cool, and ensure regular care and shelter.
A historical report details experiments on milk separation to determine how cream yields and butterfat affect the screw setting. Tests note that cream concentration and milk volume influence outcomes, with officers recording measurements, timings, and observations on separation efficiency.
A garbled reading on animal handling outlines rules for shipping stud pigs by rail especially when crating and covering with protective materials. It warns breeders to ensure safe consignments and proper confinement to reduce fatalities and protect animals during transit. The message references authorities and a concern for humane treatment and proper packaging.
A Warwick dairy industry value was demonstrated last week with £25,280/2/0 invoiced. The Warwick Cooperative Barron Lid reported cream supplier lines from November and noted totals of 270 tons. The report lists gallons and barrels, with production figures spanning 30 days and a range near Somer Peatung.
Report notes a new fire alarm system installation progressing, with pillars nearly complete and inspections ongoing. A workplace incident is described involving a line worker and an explosion, prompting safety reviews and council attention.
A fragmented report states new mail trains will be ready soon before Easter. The plan includes 18 passenger cars, service for existing routes, and a two-section composition with accommodations for 18 passengers. Details on total passenger capacity and specific routes remain unclear.
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