Review of the June issue of The Australian Journal
The Australian Journal review highlights a new Australian journal with Goats and Theiler themes and a Sherlock Holmes style mystery by Edgar Wallace. It notes stories like Killenane Caves and The Gave i Sinilid, mentions illustrations and a sixpence price, and praises the lineup of serials and first class programme.
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Uve
Ieluie
Julie Ohuslaws
Edgar Wallace
B. Sherlock
Weans Fleer
N.&w
Sandy Bop
Neveral
Killenaanue
Thor
Erie
Ats
Rabbit Skin Values Report From Wischcombe Carson Ltd
Wischcombe Carson Ltd report on May diet showing varied rabbit skin values at Wem enday Sydney and other markets. Prices and incoming line values range with petty and damaged item notes, including kittens, bones, and various damaged goods, indicating fluctuating market demand and returns.
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Wischcombe, Carson Ltd
Sydney
Smilie
Ant
Hed
Jowep
Twofold Benefit of Tariff Policy Cited by Paul Cheyne
An Australian article argues tariffs protect local industry by supporting machine manufacture and rural exports. It notes a 67 percent mortality rate tied to finished articles and 101 percent efficiency of better batter, asserting even early duties aid competitors. The piece highlights reduced primary production costs, export value shifts, and improving local prosperity through tariffs.
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Auatealia
Farmere
Setulkin
Australia
Trom
Pianures
Theve
Paul Cheyne
Notes From The NRMA Shy Of National Service
Fragmentary notes describe a group activity or meeting involving women and community members. The readable lines mention a hospital, a choir or club style gathering, and efforts to support a local cause, with unclear names and dates.
Control Over Main Roads And State Planning Proposals
A discussion on reforming road management argues for state vested authority over main roads and coordinated planning. The text emphasizes centralized oversight, standardized methods, and improved funding efficiency to build a unified transportation network across jurisdictions.
Albury to Corowa Road Report Amid Damaged Text
An inspector for the NALMA reports the Murray Valley route shows better conditions than the rival road. The text notes surface quality and bridge conditions along the New South Wales Murray Valley highway, with plans to reconstruct the road.
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Cyeown
Scientist predicts car able to reach 700 mph
Dr Wy Po Hilo of the National Physical Laboratory informed the Royal Aeronautical Society that a car with an output around 4,000 to 5,000 may be capable of 700 mph under ideal conditions. He noted that car dimensions would be compact, with a low, narrow frontal shape and single-seater or limited cockpit, contingent on advanced tyres and safety provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British
Royal Aeronautical Society
Wy Po Hilo
Nationa Physical Laboratory
Motor Chen
Romes
Joe
Imach
Sydney
Road Safety Sticker Proposal Faces Transport Consideration
A safety slogan suggesting drivers assess fault after accidents is advocated by Tracy and the NAMA. The association forwarded the idea to the Commissioner for Read Transport for consideration. Proposed placement on the reverse side of a blank vehicle dashboard tube aims to keep the message visible to drivers.
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Tracy
NAMA
Alnor
Care of Your Health Observed in Modern Times
A fragmentary health column touches on routine remedies and medical tips with scattered references to experts and everyday wellness. The text hints at medical jargon and consumer health questions, indicating a general interest in improving personal well being through guided practices.
Anzac Day Reflections and Youth Gathering Echoes
Anzac Day reflections describe a ceremonial gathering with youth attending a ball and discussions of patriotic events. The report notes participants from schools and community groups and mentions remembrance and community activity linked to the day.
Greater safety road markings announced in New South Wales
More than 1300 miles of road in New South Wales were lined with yellow centre lines by the Department of Main Roads using a feeder marking machine. Authorities emphasized safety and urged wider adoption of the approach across the state.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Department of Main Ronde
Wilder
Atl
Fragmented Note on Language Play and Clarity
A garbled snippet discusses choosing phrases or approaches, mentioning a square, a pretend ost and a plan to favor one idea over another. It reads as a rough draft or internal memo about wording. The readable content centers on preference for a clearer or more effective expression.
Preservation of Cheese and Baking Methods Highlighted
A fragmented article discusses preserving cheese and processing flour for flavor and texture. It mentions a period style method and decorative milling notes, with uncertain details about specific processes and timing.
Polish Steel Cleaning Method For Hennime Alumni
A compact guide outlines a cleaning method for metal using soup and water followed by polishing with steel wool. It emphasizes thorough but careful treatment, ensuring the item remains undamaged while restoring shine. The steps stress keeping surfaces wet during scrubbing and drying afterward.
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Hennime
Hosiery Care Tips From Old Time Advice Column
Advice on washing stockings after wear, avoiding heat and sun when drying. Do not hang near strong heat sources. keep away from sunlight. Warns against heat from fires or radiators. Mentions shaping hosiery and keeping a shining finish through careful handling.
Night Driving Problems In Burien Review
A transport minister statement addresses night driving issues, reviewing public concerns and regulatory stance. The focus is on safety improvements, public understanding, and future actions without new regulations.
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Vr Burien
Iitish
Sunveie
Cincenthal
Grim discovery at town hall floor in Goulburn sale area
Early arrivals at the Goulburn Town Mall for a property sale report a body found on the Moor floor, covered by a white shroud. Police cordon and investigators attended as the scene was processed, with the public urged to avoid the area while inquiries continue.
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Town Hall
Goulburn Town Mall
The Printed Word Endures in Publicity
Wellington speakers defend newspapers as a permanent public record and powerful vehicle for expression. TreasterDeputy Bromiey and Mr Dwyer emphasize that the press preserves opinions and will remain essential alongside modern methods in advertising and public discourse.
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Treaster
Bromiey
Tammanib
Dwyeray
Wellington
Tinger Gray
Cootamundra Sheep Show And Dog Trials Preview
Prominent breeders have sent many pen entries for the Cootamundra Sheep Show and Dog Trials. The event dates are announced with a ceremony at 2 pm today by Minister Spooner, followed by the Sheep Show Dinner and dance.
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Sven
Spooner
Lad
Tod Orme
Cootamundra
Swovetaey
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