Reform prompts in Melbourne mix of schemes and satire
A Melbourne Letter surveys reform talk across banking insurance Parliament public houses and transport with bite. It mocks reform zeal while noting ambitions to reform many sectors and even wives. It also covers language quirks and a short profile of young author soldier William Noonan and a poet selling for a "key-bit."
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Tramways Board
Railways Commissioners
Luna Park
Wild Life Sanctuary
Costomonger
de Foe
William John Noonan
Japan
Inp. Bh. Uist
Burma
China
Burma Road
Bill Noonan
Army Medical Corps
Australia
Bill
Peronnel
Kew
Savings
M.C.A
Victoria
South Australia
Storage and handling tips for home grown potatoes
Victorian Department of Agriculture warns home growers to store potatoes properly to avoid sweating and heating. Harvest only after tops die, keep dry cool and ventilated away from light, and sort diseased tubers before storage. Also notes use of bag or box storage with jadelite ventilation. light exposure causes green bitter tubers unfit for consumption.
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Department of Agriculture
Cobram Junior Club Meets Over Sparse Local Support
Cobram Junior Football Club held a meeting at the Fire Brigade Hall on Tuesday evening with few younger district players present. Chairman M. Scott lamented the lack of interest, noting Cobram has a club without a team and that an Air Force scratch match was at risk without local volunteers.
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Scott
W. Lee
Ripen
K. K. Crozier
Uch
Guernseys
R.A.A F
W. Bourke
Cobham Club
Air Force
Messrs Horridge
Brunton
Quick
Strathmerton
Numurkah
Association
Barooga Triumph at Wanghau In April Match
Barooga traveled to Wanghau on Saturday April 15 and won after a keen contest. standout fielding by Barooga led by Robert Collie, with George Little scoring brilliantly including eleven fours, as both he and K Crozier retired passing Waughan’s total. Multiple Barooga players contributed in the batting order with solid partnerships and key dismissals.
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Barooga
Wanghau
Barooga Boys
Robert Collie
George Little
K. Crozier
Atto
Waughan
Mackay
C. Crozier
Tasmanian tests show kelp species rich in potash iodine and alginates
Seaweed kelp found along Australian coasts shows promising potential as a crop as tests by the Tasmanian Government confirm worthwhile quantities of potash iodine and alginates in this species after six months of investigation by Hobart Technical College Commercial prospects hinge on successful verification of these marine yields.
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Australia
Hobart
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