Life's Aim Essay by Telopen Park Schoolgirl
Miss Edna Williams winner of Mrs. C. H. Gorman silver cup for the most able all round girl at speech day. Her essay on What Should be Life's Aim discusses courage endurance and carrying out plans. It traces shifts in ideals from ancient self-preservation to medieval self-denial and argues happiness comes from purposeful living, not mere money or pleasure.
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Telopen Park
Edna Williams
C. H. Gorman
Colonel Thomas
Mra. Gorman
Mies Willams
F. W. Williams
Eastlake
J.B. Young's Ltd
Gauss
Ourslaves
Farming in Britain and the Rothamsted findings
The article discusses Britain's agriculture, Rothamsted research, and 1925 26 results. It notes rising sugar beet and potato output, shifting arable land use, nutrient fertilizer effects, and prudent investment in superphosphate. It also shifts to moral reflections on happiness and social duty.
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Britain
Orehamide
Mnall
Rothamsted
Fluke scourge in sheep studied and controlled
A report outlines fluke in sheep, its lifecycle involving snails and grass, and research by Sydney University and Canberra area teams. It describes copper sulphate and carbon tetrachloride treatments, cost per acre, and methods to protect stock, with ongoing work on seasonal parasite movement and parasitology funding.
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Sydney University
Ian Chanies
Ross
McKay
Federal Capital Commission
Jimes Ross
Federal Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
England
Ita
Canberra
Tharwan
Grogier
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J.B. Young Lid
Parkers and Watermans
J. B. Young, Ltd
the Live
Isa Worstecs
Australan
Tlow
Phil
Fleming
Tailor and Mercer
Eastlake and
Civic Centre
Federal Capital Press
Petitive
the Federal Capital Press OF Australia Ltd
Telopea Park
Hy Edina Williames
Universal Distributing Co
Eastlake Showrooms
Sankey
Universal Distributing Company
Lis
Ane
Chase