Dreams and Night Sleep Insights by Dr Bernard Hollander
The article surveys dreams during light sleep, noting why memories feel unfinished as we awaken. It details dream imagery dominance, rare odor and taste dreams, credulity of visions, and the dreamer’s identity and courage. It also mentions possible limits on actions in dreams and occasional frustration in dream attempts.
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Saya
Bernard Hollander
Advoomba Graft Printere wedding invitation note
A clipped wedding notice from Advoomba Graft Printere lists an invitation and event details for a forthcoming ceremony. The fragmentary text mentions names and dates in a period-style layout typical of local society pages.
Australian sheep numbers and state affairs in 1920s
Australian officials report sheep production at 106 million, a record high since 1801, but drought, lambing losses, and slaughters threaten a bumper crop. NSW bears half the flock, with spring and summer conditions crucial to December figures. State legislation, taxation reform, and pastoral awards dominate talks, aiming to aid country development and reduce farming costs amid a fragile wool market.
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Australia
4.S.W
New South Wales
Wool and cattle market report from Jodsbrough area
Wool trade shows no clear direction with private sales via cablegrams and limited overseas data. Rabbitskin prices fall as supply and demand tighten. various yardings of cattle and sheep with firm to slightly improved prices, bulls, cows, and stores selling steady to firm across several firms including McNeilly Crampton and Martin Led and Leeds Bros Ltd.
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Jodsbrougeh, Mort and Company, Limited
Commonwealth
Europe
McNeilly
Crampton
Martin
Grange
Messrs
Leeds Bros Ltd
Queble
J. H. Kerr
Wellwood
Tariff reform urged by Graziers' Association head
F H Tout, president of the Graziers' Association, welcomes the expert committee report on tariffs as a start toward reform. He notes wool’s vulnerability to protection and its 25 percent value in Australian production, arguing current tariffs raise production costs, curb employment, and depress pastoral returns. He warns the tariff is not aligned with national resources and threatens to increase costs in export industries by about 9 percent, potentially double the average pastoral profit.
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Schute, Hell and Co
Lttd
United States
Australia
F. H. Tout
Graziers’ Association
Tout
Mr. Tout
The Razor Gang In Forges Sharpen Tools
In a local note readers are urged to prepare for work at Jack Delaney's shop where the Razor Gang plans to set their instruments for use. Housewives are advised to have their scissors sharpened by an expert to ensure good sewing results.
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Jack Delaney
Wrigley
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