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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
A highly garbled historical OCR fragment contains scattered phrases and names, with unclear context. It references people, places, and events in an incomplete, jumbled stream, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable dates or locations.
A fractured report describes color coded Rainbow Bees and Roboosted hypermenter Jalen. Researchers track down bee specimens to learn how why and when swarms form and if color dates reveal patterns. The piece notes the queen attracts middle aged bees and swarming remains a nature mystery.
The article explains Japan's mandate over former German Pacific Islands awarded by the League of Nations after World War I. It notes the islands’ small area and population, limited economic value, and their potential use as a base for the Japanese fleet, with annual reports required to the Mandates Commission.
An analysis argues that Great Britain should not fortify Hong Kong Hawaii or related islands and warns Japan may extend its naval reach if fortifications expand. It suggests a NW Pacific US Northeast and Britain South security basis, notes Japan’s Manchurian venture and treaty repudiation, and calls for League of Nations Union membership with details for Melbourne readers.
At Flemington from September 14 to 28 the Royal Agricultural Society show features H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty, Ltd presenting a large exhibit of Sunshine Stripper Harvesters and standard Sunshine Headers. Demonstrations include Reaper Thrashers and the Sunshiny Auto Header, with Massey Harris mowers, drills, seed sowers, Sundial powered equipment, and a Ford spraying outfit. The display emphasizes efficiency and labor saving for farming in Australia.
The Medical Press offers a note on insulin and diabetes including brief facts. It mentions a simple pin-prick experiment and points readers toward additional leaflets on cancer research and immunization. The Melbourne branch of a medical abolition group is listed with contact details at Elizabeth House.
The Victorian Government Tourist Bureau offers a first class special train tour from Flinders Street to Yat toward showing the State Electricity Commission works at Yatour n including the brown coal mine power house briquetting factory and model township with meals for 21 shillings and 9 pence. An additional Show Day holiday trip goes to the seaside via Geelong and the Great Ocean Road with tea and dinner included for 27 shillings 6 pence. Tickets are available at the Government Tourist Bureau and show grounds offices.
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