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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
10
The Marine shorthorn Ferd Thce shows steady improvement under official breed tests. The report highlights champion brood cows, milk yield records, and the value of pure bred dairy Shorthorns for sustained production and quality. Further particulars from CC. Cispuan Co.
The piece argues public opinion shapes transport safety perception, noting early pilots faced doubt yet proved safety with public backing. It cites 1928 to 1940s progress, Air services expanding worldwide, and references to Empire Airways and Austral Ham service with detailed statistics and milestones.
The narrative describes a large blaze at a Longreach store with surrounding shops affected. It notes insurance involvement, market protections, a quoted loss around 758 pounds and 290 pounds, and mentions local names connected to the incident.
Melbourne reports that C W Pauline won the Nathmal Gallery Art School travelling scholarship for 0x3, worth £255 3s a year for two years. The award supports European travel and study, with Pauline hailed as a student who rose from poverty through talent.
Report from the Trieste Marine Exhibition outlines streamlined ocean liners promising higher speeds and new hull designs. Engineers expect transoceanic voyages to reach record speeds, with wind and weather shaping the vessels, while costs and construction challenges loom.
The Australasian recounts remarkable horse riding feats around Warrego and in Sydney and Tasmania history. It notes long-distance rides by Big Sowden and others, detailing miles covered in a day or days, journeys from Adelaide to Cooma, Rome to Cooma, and a 1300 mile round trip in 18 years, including hardships, trips past Canberra and Port Lincoln, with references to individuals such as Tolme and Collins and varied locations across Australia and neighboring territories.
An Australian article reports on a memorandum sent to London stating railway officials discussed limiting locomotive speeds to 15 miles per hour and restricting private owners from using their carriages except on alternate days. The piece notes penalties including imprisonment for noncompliance and mentions a debtor’s stay in Darlinghurst.
A garbled text segment mentions fat loss and dieting tips but is largely unreadable. It references items like water, beverages, and generic phrases about taking actions, with many jumbled names and stray words. No clear event or people emerge to summarize reliably.
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