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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
2
Review of reports on wheat varieties and yields in fallow versus non fallow land. Compares state averages with experiment plots across years, noting higher yields on fallowed land in many trials and discussing reasons for variability and implications for farming practice. Mentions specific figures such as per acre outputs, costs, and harvesting details observed in the state studies.
The article discusses ringbarking as a technique to produce waning timber near Mt Gabar and in western Melriete. It records responses from Aatlon handlers in the Cabal, including Hoston Wisi and 40 laborers, detailing opinions on timing, methods like ship-out and planks, and the best season for winter work versus summer.
A London pastor, in a Sunday talk to Bible Students, declares the Bible’s hell differs from ancient torture and advocates salvation through resurrection. He argues most Christian ministers misinterpret torment, urging the coming Messianic Kingdom and universal redemption to end death’s penalty.
Fragmentary text discusses farming practice and certainty of success between fallow and faltory. Mentions racing on fallow before harvest and a farmer in Riverina region with unspecified timing. Lacks clear events or outcomes.
An old promotional text extols Clements Tonic as a cure and tonic for fatigue nerves and general weakness. It touts restoring energy, improving vitality, and aiding health through seasonal in NSW and beyond, urging purchase at stores or chemists for daily well being.
A fragmentary notice echoes an advertising appeal reading like a plea to patrons. It references promoting a publication called The Forbae Advocate and hints at seeking support or patronage from readers or sponsors.
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