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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1931
Page
4
An old advertisement touts NEAN'S TONIG NERVE NUTS as a nerve food and tonic to restore health after worry or nervous strain. It claims thousands have recovered using the tablet form offering convenient dosing at a low price per bar.
A chaotic notice outlines scheduling and penalties for Maiden Palace harness racing including race allowances, penalties for late acceptance and scratch rules, paddocking for four weeks, and delivery of horses to Tobey’s Creek and Mount Geodn. It specifies nomination deadlines, acceptance close, and various officials and locations involved in the event.
A historical article discusses engine running and wear management, including methods to minimize bearing and cylinder wear. It covers heat exposure limits, speed regimes, cooling, radiator thermometers, and oil draining during bedding down to ensure accurate parts fit and long-term reliability. It emphasizes gradual speed increases, monitoring temperatures, and careful oil flushing after extended runs.
A critique of Theodore and related financial policy arguments surveys fiduciary currency proposals. Quotes span Brisbane to Canberra from 1923 to 1934, highlighting inflation fears, unemployment relief plans, and political rhetoric by Labor figures. Critics label Theodore as a confidence man amid Queensland and national party actions.
A £100 reward is posted for information leading to the conviction of anyone stealing or unlawfully handling branded stock or hides. The notice lists multiple stations and areas in the Northern Territory and Western Australia, including Wave Hill, Willetoo, Delamere, Waterloo, Limbunyt a, Oad River, and Gordon Downs, with associated agencies and addresses in Sydney and Darwin.
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