Shovel and Oil Can Engineer Appeals for Public Debate
A reader writes as the Shovel and Oil Can Engineer, challenging criticisms of an electric lighting scheme. He cites Dr Diesel, the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, and British Thermal Units versus horsepower, claiming ignorance in public discourse by local bodies. He says he has attended meetings and is prepared to meet any gentleman for discussion on the matter.
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Culeny Am District
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Avery
Ggares
Ene Fineer Warson
Diesel
Gare Audh
Urea Ins
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Fechanical Engineers
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Wild
Fation
Parisoy
Upita
Saat
Taiden
Couiky Rue Schaal
Anguieelle and Navigation
Wealminster
London
Watson
Australia bound diarists petition for work and aid
A letter from Harold Enchom and William Popjoy dated 1972 requests assistance. They describe a shared journey across Australia starting from Sydney, visiting Newcastle, Scone, Aberdeen, Bundaberg, Cairns, and Broome, seeking work to continue their travels without military discharge or medals. They appeal for a favor to secure passage or support as they travel toward Cairns and Broome.
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Atc
Australia
Sye
Tao
Anothee
Sidaey
Newcastle
Scone
Aberdeen
Mudwellrook
Glen Tyres
Wallangarra
Brisbane
Bundaberg
Mudwellbrook
Avondale
Marma
Gladstone
Kocklanptonp
Tc Kay
Ingham
Janichail
Ainckar
Cairns
Broome
Flint
Harold Enchom
Bene
StevtleNs
William Popjoy Aly A
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Herd testing and dairy scheme debated in South Wales
A public Dairy Department discussion covers herd testing via Babcock method, testing centers, and opt in by dairy carriers. Officials promote herd testing to boost milk yield and pricing, with government funding and co operative testing advocated. debates touch on Denmark and Denmark style production gains, and implications for breeders and small farmers.
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Ilkeytetda
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Melbourne
Guthele
Vistoria
Diegkmark
Denmark
Guthrie
Hredere
Esking
Walaa
Nai Seth Wales
Guyuve
New South
Cate
Jeracye
Maheer
Phirentawe
Stan Digham
Four Courts Dublin records damaged in explosion incident
In Commons Mr Churenill said the Recorde Department of Four Courts Dublin held legal and ecclesiastical documents from the century, including wills. He could not confirm specifics as documents escaped destruction during the explosion that damaged the buildings.
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Churenill
Thease of Commons
Department of
Dublin
Harmful hair care dangers and a promising remedy
The fragment discusses risks from certain hair care products causing dryness and hair loss. It warns against damaging shampoos and promotes a purported Stall brand remedy that claims to protect hair, improve vitality, and restore scalp health with chemist-approved ingredients.
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Atherton
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Stacey & Stacey
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Townsville
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Indias
Bhp
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Dynamo
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Ursedras
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Heras
Eaton
Lee
Cannell
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Organiagre
Landa
Dany Express
China
Conde
Feng
West
Republic
Phish
Europe
Dunlop
Brigbane
Adelaide Street
Brisbai
Kelly
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Abe
Oly Nwally
Ed Beck
Cece Armen Snes
Otey Ieee Tce
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Sieipell
Colgan
Busnsiine
Oysale
Bond
Cohan
Cidian
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Alee Ian Sy
R.H. Kelly
Abbott Street
Cairna
Towle
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