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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
3
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A fragment discussing why vegetables supply nitrogen and minerals, highlighting starchy vegetables like potatoes and the role of vitamins in growth. Includes stray dialogue about a boy and his sister writing letters and asking questions about nutrition and a future letter.
In September 1922 a Turko-Greek clash and British telegrams highlighted the new ties between the Dominions and Britain. Australia and New Zealand offered contingents, South Africa delayed, Canada resisted ratification citing Parliament absence. The episode underscored need for closer Commonwealth cooperation to present a united imperial stance in foreign policy.
The chairman reports a successful year with rebates raised to 11s per ton major and 6s per ton minor. Output exceeded 100000 tons. Highlights include strong bank balance and written down property values. He defends share value and co operative principles, notes Pivot superphosphate uses Ocean Island and Nauru phosphate, and discusses government embargo on sulphur imports and potential cost impacts.
After a long day of cold, driving sleet they come to the village with bare loads and short tempers. A village dog lunges, one fisherman shoves it aside, and his mate laments wishing the dog would bite Cu so he could claim vindication.
The piece contemplates time use in daily life noting most spend years talking at work and eating. It estimates a lifetime of roughly 18 009 words spoken daily totaling about 450 million words, with many years spent in bed and other routines.
A steamer pulled away from the pier as a man shouted to the captain about an arty party boarding. A passenger claimed to be part of the party and joked about age and marriage, with lines about girlhood, husband, and allowances.
Recipes include Rice with Raisins and Boiled Currant Sultana Pudding with details on ingredients and steps. Also note breakfast ideas with bran cereals and a humorous fruit and pantry reference. Ends with a brief joke exchange about naming a dog Swindler and a line from Eve.
A garbled report discusses Bounty policy and fertiliser use, noting contrasting effects on profits and plant yields. It cites the potential for broader adoption, industry benefits, and calls for new works outside Victoria while praising company service and urging continued support.
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