21 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
1
The text argues that shearers retire slowly and the industry needs new workers. It emphasizes patient training for learners, warning against rushing to earn more. Key lessons: shear without rushing, hold the sheep properly, and keep a light flexible wrist. Speed comes with practice.
A future tax free regime for motorists in Yoro Slavia is proposed. The plan hopes to offset revenue losses by increased car use and greater petrol consumption.
A British American set at the Nassau Colonial Hotel in the Bahamas mistook a hair rinse for permanent dye. A man with snow white hair turned green after repeated rinsing, sparking curiosity among society figures about a new fashion trend before realizing the cause.
Following Sydney wool sales in June, Brisbane will host two weeks of offerings totaling 94 000 bales, but drought likely reduces supply to about 75 000 bales. South African production falls sharply, while France and Germany show varied demand. US consumption and global mill activity suggest steadier prices ahead.
A fragment recounts a lawsuit over professional fees with a plea for prayers in lieu of payment, a judge proposing House of Lords input, and divorce statistics noting increased separations in Australia after 24 years. It also mentions Lucie, an eight year old in Pomerana, who feeds two trained mice at a dolls’ table each morning.
A Bank of New South Wales note weighs risks of German Woolstra as a wool substitute. Vistra derived from fir and beech pulp is fine and smooth yet brittle and lacks wool sheen. It washes and dyes but stretches, creases, and offers less warmth than wool, so it will not replace wool. Its main edge is price stability, not superior performance, suggesting a limited but definite role in the wool industry.
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