Stokes and Ward Clash Over Mysterious Task
Fragmentary dialogue shows Stokes and Ward arguing about a distant task and a shift in plans, with references to a shovel, a blight, and a sudden morning turnaround. The garbled text hints at confusion and urgency surrounding an action labeled as tilting the balance of a location.
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Stokes
Ward
Maize and tariff talk at Atherton board meeting
Senator Glasgow visited the Atherton Tableland Maize Pool Board where discussion focused on South African maize, reciprocity with Australia, and the impact of duties on local prices. The board urged government action on butter and Rural Credits and sought relief from shipping charges while highlighting the 1924 25 crop outlook and proposed advances to growers.
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Ian
Tech
Worse Glasgow
Messrs. Heale
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Way
Glasgow
Sahara
Themay
Seth
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Australia
Australis
Tariff Board
Brisbane
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Trony
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Brute
New Rural Credits Department
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Infinite Beneft
Wen
Wwadauarters
Wier Fu
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Meears McDonnell
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Ty Charest
Mc Donald
We District Council
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Oritain
Mcdonald
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Noard
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Tiarewan
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J. Brungill
J. P. McCarthy
Gan
J. J. McDonald
Db. Tutty
KR. Day
Rexona Summer Monson Moumbles Healer Ad Campaign
An old fashioned Rexona advertisement touts a summer themed skin care line branded as the Mapid Healer. The copy promises relief from rashes and various skin purities, highlighting healing properties, a soft green color, and family friendly use for sore or irritated skin.
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Australasian Labor Speech Sparks Nationalist Clash
Fragmented remarks show Mr Orchard denouncing Labor policy and anti foreign rhetoric while Mr Hughes criticizes government appeasement. The meeting features heated exchanges on white Australia, conscription, and nationalist push. Police maintain order as interjectors crowd the hall.
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Jock Gordon Saeant
Mi Bob
Reed
Labor Party
Hughes
Australas
Chanen
Germany
Firueo
Orhaga
Australia
Polley
Almera
Prujwac
Orchard
Sean
Charleton
Orebsard
Sla
Uruk
Kei ‘Iy
DO PLANTS THINK DEATH OF DARWIN FATHER'S GARDENER
Francis Darwin died at Camberwell at about 77. The botanist, son of Charles Darwin, gave up medicine for science. He led lectures at the British Association and spoke on plant intelligence. His father’s prophecies about a gardener’s fate were recounted by a friend.
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Francis
Darwin
Camberdae
Seton
Kkte
British Association
Wwe
Plante
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