Showroom Specials in Mantles and Millinery To Clear
A local store advertises remaining showroom specials on mantles and millinery items to clear inventory regardless of cost. The notice emphasizes bold final reductions and limited quantities.
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1937
Page
3
A local store advertises remaining showroom specials on mantles and millinery items to clear inventory regardless of cost. The notice emphasizes bold final reductions and limited quantities.
Burra Bowling Club reports a week long championship with singles and feather games. Notable results include A Davey defeating Mumme in singles handicap and J Davey overcoming Herbert. Multiple pairings and team matchups are listed with standings and upcoming deadlines for Wednesday.
The latest farming trend is nutring the nutria, beaver-like animals from South America. Sussex may host the only farm in Hor Te to test profitability, as each nutria costs under £8 per specimen and each dam bears two litters of four annually.
Booborowie residents gathered in the Memorial Hall for a kitchen evening honoring guests and gifts, with Mr Leo Gill presiding. On January 25 at SE Digraphna’s Charth Bouborowie Melvedernia, Miss Reynolds wed Walter Cousins in a ceremony officiated by Rev Father Whelan, followed by Mass and reception.
Rhodium coating promises durable, lustrous silverware by treating old and new mounts. The precious metal from Canada dominates global output. rhodium film on silver resists heat, humidity, and corrosion. London refinery studies its uses amid rising demand.
Analysis shows two factions favoring a Yes vote to alter Section 92 and enable at least a temporary compulsory wheat pool, while Butler rejects the marketing amendment. The piece argues No maintains state self rule, warns of price distortions, and claims a Yes would wreck Section 92 and empower a central industry-led pool. Authorized by F. S Alford.
News reports heavy showers and widespread rain across the outback, with Burra and surrounding farms recording significant totals. Observers note floodlike conditions, runoff damage to crops, and ongoing rainfall through Monday and Tuesday as gauges vary between 40 and 190 points, promising continued wet weather.
A practical guide to foot comfort advises choosing firm heel support to prevent arch strain and avoiding backs that irritate the ankle. If budget stops custom shoes, select a consistent shape, stretch tight areas with hot water, and use remedies like cologne and talcum. Soaking feet in warm water with salt or candy crystals is also suggested for relief.
An old Belgian church hired an artist to refresh paintings and carvings. The itemized bill lists corrections and embellishments to biblical figures, angels, and scenes, including restoring heaven and hell elements, with varied sums.
Subscribers are asked to attend a postponed general meeting of the Barra Institute on Tuesday evening next, February. Attendees should come and show support for the welfare of the institute.
In a damp Saturday gathering the local Returned Sailors and Soldiers League met with about twenty members. President Mrs Hawker presided as L M Gordon P W Clerke and G H Dow spoke in support of the toast to Mr Murison. He received a fountain pen keepsake and promised to return with musical help for Anzac services. Songs by G H Mesal Mr 3 8S Glirk and digger-Yarps followed before supper ended the pleasant evening.
A collage of aphorisms and sayings on honesty marriage envy and fortune from varied sources and voices. It includes reflections on truth love happiness expectations and human folly attributed to thinkers and literary figures.
The Smith House won the week by a large margin and leads the house standings. Honor Roll lists include Jann Hogan Dudley Field Rome Field and Joan Hogan among others with many students earning 40s to 60s in weekly exams.
With four matches remaining before the finals the Aberdeen Tennis Club sees strong interest in advancing to the minor round. Rain spoiled last Saturday’s practice but the committee expects large attendance on Tuesday and Thursday sessions through the season.
The article notes Balea as the lightest wood, about half the weight of cork and lighter than white pine and hickory. It describes thin walled barrel shaped cells filled with hair, giving buoyancy for floats and lifeboats. Practical use requires preservative treatment with paraffin. Balea grows fast reaching 60 feet in 4 5 years with large leaves.
The notice highlights local pricing trends and quotes on goods in the city market. Readership is advised to compare rates and watch for fluctuations announced by merchants in upcoming days.
A 1987 meeting in Band discusses the Handmaster J H Murison resignation and council elections with names like Marston, Murison, Timms, Terry and Pascoe. Recipes follow including Cauliflower Souffle Scalloped Parsnip Mash and Bean Mould with step by step instructions. The note closes with committee changes and kitchen tips.
A reader laments high youth unemployment in Australia and warns that neglecting domestic industry and training will drive away wealth. The author argues for creating local skilled jobs to prevent reliance on foreign manufacturing and the deepening ranks of the Lost Legion.
The article explains making insulator varnish from broken shellac by mothbitated processes without heat. It warns against cheap varnishes containing impurities, notes drying must be thorough, and stresses thin coats baked at high tempera tures to dry shellac in windings.
Americans plan an artificial island for the 1939 San Francisco International Exhibition. The project runs two and a half years, costs about 8 million pounds, and will cover 430 acres with dredged sand. After the fair closes in December 1939 the island will be dismantled and later serve as an airfield.
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