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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
2
Visitors to town call and inspect Coorey’s bargains listing various goods such as shirts pants tablecloths shoes and socks with prices and quantities. The ad mentions items like towels garments and soaps including Magnolia soap and linseed products.
A historical overview of the Australian prickly pear invasion in Queensland and New South Wales, detailing the spread, impact on pastoral lands, and massive control efforts. It covers initial introductions, royal commissions, policies, and the pivotal use of the Cactoblastis cactorum moth as a biological control, enabling significant eradication progress and dramatic shifts in land use.
A scrambled report describes Australian visitors reacting to a Brisbane departure, noting a punctual aircraft and a drone-like noise overhead. The scene captures misheard phrases and humorous exchanges as the party comments on the routine weekly flights and the timing of the event.
At Grafton Presbyterian Church Reverend W Merlingid argued against prayer for rain, saying belief in weather control misreads faith. He warned that expecting divine weather to fit personal plans, such as garden parties or harvests, shows misunderstanding of natural phenomena.
Fragmentary report describes prickly pear regrowth from seed after long dormancy and notes coastal pest challenges. It mentions seeds, wave action, and references to Codo Biastre Invert and Quadrienaland in a cryptic historical context.
A fragmentary report describes a ship named Bestia carrier and a voyage involving 6,000 miles and routes to Cape of Good Hope and the Tasman Sea. It mentions Commander CMbbase and a 10,000 mile plan cut to 5,000 with soldiers aboard and a dramatic, uncertain course.
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