Queen’s Emerald Favorite In Royal Jewels Display
During the Wing's Silver Jubilee celebrations many admired the emeralds worn by the Queen at a state banquet. Her majesty displayed renowned gems including Koh i Noor, with a favorite emerald set often worn. The article traces emeralds tied to royal provenance, from Tudor dates to Queen Victoria and later owners, noting the Koh-i-noor's history from India to Britain.
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Barberry plant debate in Australia over weed plantings
Sydney discussions claimed extensive Canberra planting of barberry while NSW authorities denied the presence of the noxious Barberry Vulgaris. Department of the Interior said four or five varieties exist but the noxious type had been eradicated in the Federal Territory with last plant removed at Duntroon after Australian Agricultural Council meeting. The Barberry Vulgaris is cited as a host for wheat rust fungi.
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New South Wales
Department of the Interior
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Duntroon
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Romance of Camphor and Its Industrial Rise
A compact history traces camphor from Chinese dominance to modern monopoly by Japan. It notes Formosa camphor versus Dutch labeled camphor, and explains how production shifted to government control thirty years ago. The piece hints at camphor’s household uses from preservation to purported medicinal charms.
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Formosa
Europe
The Black Prince Jewel and the Cullinan Diamond Tale
A fragment describes the Black Prince’s ruby like spinel gem set in a front, a pigeon's egg size red stone. It contrasts with the Cullinan diamond found at the Pretoria Premier mine in January 1905, noted as the largest diamond ever excavated at 4 inches long and 8,080 carats, far surpassing its nearest rival.
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Premiser
Pretoria
Japan Mills Boost Wool Manufacturing Amid Foreign Sales Growth
Japanese mills have expanded turnover and machinery since 1924, aided by currency depreciation and government support for woollens. Continentally built combs now handle shorter wools, making Japan a major buyer of Australian, South African, and Commonwealth wools. Australian consumption has surged, tops production up, and combined Japanese and Australian millmen buy about 1,000,000 bales yearly, supporting broader woolwear demand.
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Earth Ressons
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Immunisation breakthrough promises huge boost for sheep industry
Prominent scientists of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research report exceptional results in a new dressing that immunises sheep against blowfly infestation. In Canberra laboratories sheep treated show complete resistance after three months of exposure, potentially saving about £4,000,000 annually. Production costs remain high, but cheaper dressings are under development to help every owner. This work is hailed as the finest yet from the CSIR and LR, with broader pest research expected.
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Mystery gas source near Heath Laid stirs global interest
Experts report a natural gas seeps beneath Heath Laid village in Buseex. Since a year ago the supply, once lighting Heathfield Restway Station, is under Ministry of Mines study for experimental ore use. Local stationmaster recounts a drill accident revealing the gas vein and a safety cap. Interest spans Britain Europe America with potential export talk.
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Gretna Ceremony Echo Nullity Granted in Scottish Courts
Mia Florence Margaret Hall Brown known as Florence Hunter, an actress, secured a nullity of marriage in undefended proceedings. The February 1922 Gretna Green ceremony with Sydney George Bimith, actor of Hendon, London, fails to meet the 31 day residence requirement in Bootland prior to the wedding.
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Florence Hunter
Gretna Green
Sydney George Bimith
Bootland
Gretna
Australia’s Favourite Cough Remedy Story
An aged Australasian note claims families made their own cough remedy for decades using HMENGO with a small amount of tincture added to sweetened water. It praises homemade mixtures as superior to ready-made products and market values, noting purity appeals for babies and adults.
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Malden Handicap summary of divisions and placings
Fragmented OCR lists handicap divisions with names such as Hing Roger Reikanny Terie Pormgon and Avsainar. It mentions King of Dias, Keral, Manat, and Lancaster Ming with placements like first and second in various welter and handicap events. The readable portions indicate multiple divisions and incomplete results from a track or horse event in Malden.
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Hing Roger
Reikanny
Terie
Pormgon
Devod
King of
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