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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
4
Quick daily tips cover frying with an inverted colander for crispier foods, browning gravy with sugar, cleaning wire mattresses with a bicycle pump, and shaving off lint with a candle. Also includes silver storage, wallpaper freshening, bee stings, egg preservation, and stain removal methods using tea, oxalic acid, ammonia, and kerosene.
Bathroom modernization moves quickly but a white bath remains safe. A light ceiling and enamelled walls with lacquered panels or tiles allow easy refresh at low cost. Hygienic wall treatments and imitation marble provide decorative options without high expense.
The report notes a brighter pastoral outlook could lift the wool industry in New South Wales and Queensland, with stock sustenance improving and values rising. Demand remains cautious abroad, Japan active but no clear price uplift. Europe buys more wool while production in cotton rises. The Sydney market closes June 4 and the final catalogue is issued June 7.
The article argues rheumatism is not caused by uric acid but by failures in the body's digestion and elimination. It cites the liver and intestines producing toxins that form deposits in joints, suggesting regular bowel movements and a healthy liver curb symptoms. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a proven remedy after other cures failed.
The text notes that various clever devices have been created for use as accessories. It highlights the ingenuity in fitment design and their practical application.
The Imperial Stores under J. J. Cronin offer Bush Blankets priced at 2 shillings 6 pence each. Stock highlights value and availability for local shoppers seeking warm coverings.
The article surveys global venomous snakes with emphasis on Australia. It lists notable species such as the Hamadryad, Fer de Lance, Giant Brown Snake, Black Snake, Tiger Snake, Death Adder, and Green Tree Snake. It notes length ranges, behavior, camouflage, and rare attacks, plus venom properties and antidote research in India and South Africa.
Rail concessions exist for New South Wales land seekers inspecting farms under the Closer Settlement Act. The Commissioner for Railways confirms a one third fare reduction on inspections and required journeys to Land Board hearings. Livestock limits apply. travel must occur within six months of land grant. two thirds rate for successful applicants and families. Similar terms apply to non residents migrating to NSW land. Acknowledges immigrant settlers and requires Manager of State Labor Exchanges certificates.
A large attendance of members and visitors gathered at the Binalong Mechanics Institute to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Binalong branch. State and local officials attended, including Mrs Beveridge and Miss Yeo, with the Binalong Baby Health Centre officially opened by the State President. The event featured a health-centre address, First-aid talk, and a birthday cake served at afternoon tea.
Taronga Park houses a fine reptile and lizard collection shown in a dedicated section of the Zoo.
The Gazette notes Crookwell appears on maps since 1828. Mitchell Library researchers suggest the town could be named after a man named Crookwell who was executed for murder in 1836.
Trees offer windbreaks shade land shelter and erosion control while serving as fodder reserves and timber fuel revenue sources. Planting peak May to August. full guidance in Trees on the Farm from the Department of Agriculture Sydney.
Learmonts advertise a selection of magazines and bikes for sixpence each. Agents for Metters and loading storemakers, they claim the lowest prices with plenty of spare parts in stock for stoves.
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