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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented medieval voice speaks of Odin’s realm and guiding wolves, interwoven with a modern crime scene where a whisky smuggling tunnel is found beneath a house. The text then shifts to a mythic tale of Athamas Nephele Phryxus and hemmed by a golden ram rescue, ending with Betty McCann.
A foggy night raid drives villagers from their homes as two figures Mary and Win meet covertly. The escape plan folds into action as a signal light sparks a trail of flames, drawing highway men away while the lovers flee toward the hill and the old hall.
The tale traces Jason son of King Agwon who seeks the golden fleece while Amason battles unfold. Chiron the centaur mentors Jason after unsafe events at the castle as Pelias seizes rule, and Jason journeys homeward with a sandal marking his quest. June, the great goddess, appears guiding the voyage.
Readable portions recount the Norse cosmogony from the Eddas dated around 1040. The giants birth from the world’s ash and elder trees, Odin Vili and Ve slay Ymir to form earth, and humans emerge from ash and elder asgns with life and soul.
A boy asleep during an afternoon ball game walked downstairs in his sleep. He climbed a ladder to the roof, near live wires, but his father redirected him to safety and he returned to bed, waking only later. The incident concludes with the boy sleeping calmly through the night.
Mary, a peasant girl, is teased by villagers and mistaken for a criminal. She is seized and bound by a captain described as a tall, imposing man with long hair and a purple cloak. The scene shifts to a tense march as she walks with others under guard toward an uncertain fate.
A whimsical tale follows Professor Timothy as he invents a dissolving liquid that disintegrates objects. He tests it by dissolving a sword, a table, chairs, and more, triggering chaos until he faces a struggle to counter the liquid’s spread.
Tom and Stuery set out by boat to Eurfbjorg Island despite truancy. A sudden storm capsizes the craft and they swim to shore fighting to stay afloat. They return home with a moral lesson for their guardians and themselves.
Speaking at Lismore the minister for health said the New Thos hospital commission would be appointed shortly. He added that a campaign to provide proper equipment for hospitals was intended countrywide. A Winter Clearance advertises special offers on clothing and wool items.
The report mentions the Royal Commission proposing a universal tax act while noting individuals like Menzies and Bishop Burgman. It also covers store promotions at Bushby’s and Woolworth style items, a public inquiry on an oil company profit claim, and a local wedding in Burgowa with Matthew Joseph Gono marrying Margaret Matt.
A lion, trapped by a hunter's net, is freed by a small mouse who promised to help. Later the lion, in danger, is rescued when the mouse, loyal to their pact, gnaws the net and spares the big creature. The tale ends with gratitude and enduring friendship.
A fragmented text describes wet day activities at school with children named Beryl Adams and Nola Pert. It mentions playing in the rain, a big cat, and assorted disjointed lines about weather and games. The piece reads like a stray primer entry with scattered names and images.
A childlike letter describes a garden with flowers, poppies, dragons and mowers at a school garden. It mentions a mother, a daughter named MUBLEL, and plants growing tall with many blooms. The handwriting is loose and filled with imaginative imagery.
The article discusses digestion and digestion related disorders, emphasizing that poor digestion leads to weakness and illness. It claims that certain remedies aid digestion and assimilation, balance the system, relieve constipation, and support health and strength. It highlights the role of digestion in overall vitality and likely promotes a remedy for dyspepsia.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sydney sale notice mentioning "Hillgrove" Boorown and multiple names linked to a 3 family property. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a sales listing in Sydney with names and locations including Te Kner and Haddon Diz.
News of a buying tour by Mr Learmont of Messray Learmont and Co extends to Sydney factories. He reports large volumes of orders from Means Thon & Smith Ltd and Kavannah & Gnetleh as well as interest in Tasman radio receivers and non inflammable furniture. Local suppliers note rapid production and strong demand for varied lines including No flub and Tintream.
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