14 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
1
The article explains dentition in young animals, detailing deciduous and permanent teeth, eruption ages, and how misalignment can affect growth. It describes extraction methods, potential dangers to growth, signs of overgrowth, and steps to maintain chewing function including mouth cleaning and herbal mouthwash preparation.
The report notes Australia’s wet wool production may fall short of recent years and exports to the Continent shift amid wartime disruption. Britain and the United States plan to reduce imports while European demand remains cautious. prices hover around 2,060 shillings per bale with European purchases fading as UK and Swedish trade adapts.
The text discusses the horse's ongoing role in industry and transport, noting abundant cheap petrol and oil, and mentions interest in horse farming and related shipments. It emphasizes renewed belief in horse utility, with references to the United Kingdom and Australia, and hints at economic implications for hay, feed, and transport.
The Australian Wool Board reports overseas work toward a non shrinking wool textile. Trials of a non shrinking process will replace traditional methods with cost covered by the Board. International wool efforts also funded blankets for bomb victims in London and federal demonstrations to boost blowfly control campaigns.
A fragmentary critique-style piece describes a quick, cold man named Wright or Faulle as self-centered and energetic. It contrasts him with others noted for calm manners, admired virtue, and a polished gait reflecting scholarly philosophy and public life.
The article describes a developing treatment aiming to deprive the brain of oxygen for about five minutes weekly over five months to reduce illness effects. It outlines how oxygen supply disruption affects brain activity and rest, with many worried by the therapy’s risks. Early patients show relief, as the method builds on principles of existing shock treatments, though breathing may be temporarily arrested during trials.
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