New Ice Trawlers Frozen Alive Fish for Market
Britain introduces new deep sea trawlers using refrigeration to freeze fish alive in briny ice. The method keeps fish in prime condition, allowing long voyages from the Atlantic to Newfoundland and beyond. Each vessel will be 200 feet long and equipped with rotating hoppers and automated freezing.
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Keep Your Ideals The Years Don’t Make Men Old
A compact essay argues age does not define maturity men keep their original ideals and ambitions alive. Time exposes faded aims while keeping youthful resolve. staying true to early goals prevents spiritual bankruptcy as years pass.
Bananas and Choice Prices in Local Trade Notices
Local trade list shows bananas and extra choice fruit with weights and prices. Proight paid to Smith Bros, Bey and Marvittemah appear as vendors or buyers in the listings.
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Smith Bros
Bey
Marvittemah
Cloeer Settlement in U S W and Government Action
The Minister said on Thursday that the government would not proceed with general agitation for private land claims. He noted Cabinet discussion and affirmed that funds were to aid state governments in creating closer settlement areas for younger generations, stressing Crown lands would be prepared to offer suitable parcels.
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No Japanese Tooth Brushes Sold at Dimmock’s Pharmacy
Fragmentary notice reports limited items at Dimmock’s Pharmacy in Ohio with mention of dental brushes and a date like 8 1. It fails to provide clear names, quantities, or actions beyond noting a sale or stock status.
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How To Be Happy by Judge Sabuthy and Counsel
A fragmented advisory piece cites Judge Joseph Sabuthy and others on happiness. It emphasizes patience, teamwork, frankness, sympathy, mutual understanding, humor, cheerful greetings, shared goals, and building a home life with daily prayers, framed as practical guidance.
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WEDDING MILLS MEDWAY UNION OF GUNNING FAMILIES
The wedding of Miss J. Melway of The Gables Dolome to William A. Medway was held at St Edmunds Church Gunnin officiated by Rev Canon Burken. The bride wore royal Persian crepe with orange blossoms and a tulle veil, attended by her sister Hazel. Best man was Claude Medway. reception followed at The Gables with about fifty guests. Afterward the couple planned a motor tour to Jenolan Caves and Blue Mountains.
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First use of the Guild Mall boosts Boorown hall event
The improved Boorown area hosts a Friday night gathering organized by the Convemi School Propress Association to celebrate the hall’s opening. Attendees praised the new venue for safety and comfort, noting strong turnout and lively dancing despite earlier repairs. The event showcased local talent and fundraising success.
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Australia approves giant electricity scheme amid security plan
In Australia the cabinet approves a large scale electricity project seen as part of a broader security initiative. The government foresees construction finishing soon to support coastal railway service and related ports, tying into national grid expansion and regional development plans.
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Port Kombly
Uthgow
Frogmore team wins Gemmell Cup clash on Sunday
Frogmare cricket team defeated Reid's Pai by one wicket in a tight Gemmell Cup contest. Lyrmum starred with an innings that steadied the chase, carrying his bat for 2 and guiding Frogmore to victory. Selected players include Layne Chaney Good Roberts and Lynam with detailed scoring and field movements noted. The report also outlines proposed hydroelectric schemes and regional power plans tied to Burrinjuck and Port Kembla projects.
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al Boorowa
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Earth Cooling and the Sun's Changing Power
A London weather forecast expert outlines cycles of solar radiation, predicting cooler times ahead as Earth's climate shifts through long ice ages and interglacial periods. He links increased cloud cover and precipitation to slower warming, with future warm spells separated by extended cold ages and shifting global temperatures.
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London
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Milk as indispensable food gains health week emphasis
An Health Week feature by A Hamilton, chairman of the Milk Board, argues milk is an indispensable daily staple. She cites scientific authorities and famed regions, noting dairy consumption correlates with vigor, mental alertness, and overall vitality across diverse populations and cultures.
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A. Mamilton
Ube
Professor McCollum
John Hopkins University
U.S.A
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India
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Sheep shed fire at Buckingay Station claims lives
A wool shed fire at Buckingay Station owned by Australian Estates Ltd destroyed 31 bales of wool and two large machines. Five Salmerino and other sheep died in the blaze aided by a strong wind. Manager James Morrison reported no suspicious circumstances and could not determine the fire’s origin.
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James Morrison
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Australian Estates, Ltd
Willoween welcomes unusual wedding items in burrawa news
A garbled bridal note mentions a wristwatch and a crystal choker for the bride and maid. The couple plan to live at Willoween Bell Mount Forest while a local council nominates tavern staff for a new car project. The text also references Murwillumbah advertising and a coded banana motif in Burrawa News.
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Murwillumbah
1936 Car Project Aims Cairo Route From Cape Town
A £10,000 car project seeks to link Cape Town and Cairo with a proposed Cairo Cape Town route. Shy Charter, a chartered director, may join the effort. Smithy and Sir Cherier lead a construction company’s office labs. They hope to secure involvement by year’s end or early 1936 as plans proceed on several arcs aimed at attracting support.
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Sir Cherier
Metor Construction Company
Ube Offlelabs
Weveral Ars
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