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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
3
The piece surveys naval operations across the Pacific and Atlantic theaters, highlighting social and international issues, sanitation, and wartime logistics. It notes figures such as Vince and mentions Umea and Lat Lopaeed in the course of covering maritime strategies and tensions.
The fragment discusses calls for a League of Nations style world peace, urging disarmament and equality among nations. It references Japanese and German roles, potential arms races, and a push for an international conference to limit armaments and secure maritime waters with a focus on peaceable cooperation.
Florence Foreman seeks help locating her 12 year old son missing since October 2. Police and readers asked to report any sighting of a sturdy boy with navy jumper and brown stripes. Link to Mrs Reed Templestowe Stand via telephone 413.
An advertisement invites barley wheat oats maize peas and other grains growers to trade with Clements and Company through their international network. It promises free of interest cash advances against grain stored at wharfs and aligned with the market actuation, with offices at 499 Little Collins St Melbourne.
An old time remedy claims to ease constipation and kidney troubles by cleansing toxins from the bowels. It advertises ingredients like Epsom salts and herbal roots and promises quick health improvements such as clearer eyes and brighter skin.
The barley industry in South Australia and Vietnam faces a standstill as talks between Holginia and the Federal Government over renewing the trade agreement stall. Mr Clements of Messrs E Clements and Company warns a two month notice tentative pact could end, delaying commitments for the 1986 crop and risking loss of Belgium as a key market. The adviser calls for a permanent arrangement with Belgium to secure the Turkey market and prevent a long recovery if lost, arguing against sacrificing the barley industry for smaller rivals.
A dense, instruction heavy excerpt detailing a steamed Christmas pudding with currants, raisins, almonds, suet, breadcrumbs, spice, citrus rind, carrot, and wine. It describes mixing, soaking, steaming in a floured cloth basin for four hours, cooling, then reheating and serving hot with sauce. A follow up note promises another recipe next week.
The text notes government sympathy to a group seeking more markets for primary products while warning influences may threaten the barley industry. An advertisement for Messen C. E. Clements and Co. is mentioned as appearing in the same issue.
A biography profile portrays Gracie Ploldx as she advances in film with large charitable gifts to an orphanage, while maintaining a simple London home. It notes her rise from factory work to stage and screen, and her public warmth toward fans in England and Australia.
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