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Newspaper
Camperdown Herald
Location
Camperdown, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
3
Famous Daylesford mineral water promoted as a refreshing beverage for drinking neat or with lemon whisky gin or mixed drinks. Sold in 5 gallon cylinders and pint and half pint bottles with aerated effervescence and a celebrated public appeal since 1651.
A Sun powered heat trap uses double glass panels to capture solar heat. Water in blackened pipes turns to steam driving a small engine on about 3½ hp from a 10 square foot glass area of 105 square feet total. Cost £200 to build with low upkeep, proposed for tropical regions and garden-frame applications.
An American physiologist Doctor Cushman argues rusting of iron is electric in origin. He posits hydrogen nanoparticles cause initial oxidation and that dissolved particles carry charges. Treating iron with concentrated chromium oxide solution and thorough washing can render iron passive and resistant to electrochemical attack.
A concise overview praising reforms under British influence in Egypt. It notes improvements in law, military discipline, hospital care, criminal punishment, and education, presenting a hopeful view of modernization and governance.
A tale recalls Loughlin living in a low shanty beside a road where a watermain flooded a cellar and drowned hens after a burst. Coughlin sued the city and won four pounds. He jokes he will buy four pounds of ducks with the money.
An old greaser built a shop with eight dollars eighty cents and a big one page advertisement. He bought stock, bought more goods, and filled windows with the best signs, drawing crowds and steady sales through bold advertising. People saw him as a merchant prince, proving ads win customers even in hard times.
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