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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
4
A columnist recounts a Maori woman taming a new separator with a humorous rig. She fixes a pine block, a wooden bench, nails, and fencing wire to guide the cream flow into a tin, while the author, puzzled by the device, watches the improvised setup and the woman’s sly amusement.
Report details renewed interest in reopening former Forbes gold mines as prices stay high. Plans include forming a company with Sydney and local capital to revive Lachlan Nil Desperandum and Hauraki workings, using old dumps and cyanide processes, with key figures negotiating access to data and plots for rapid footholds.
Over the past 14 days ending Tuesday fourteen dole weddings were recorded in Dubbo, averaging one per day. Police initially suspected a joke when men with single orders tied up for the dole. investigations show several more will take double orders on the next dole day.
The California State Automobile Association reports 33600 motor vehicle deaths in the United States last year. The figure reflects a continued risk on roads across many states and highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns.
A distorted OCR fragment shows a speaker directing focus to a wire with phrases like No good tat way and Over here, too thin. The text includes near unintelligible repetitions and pointers to the wire sides, suggesting a technical discussion amid unclear context.
Local business figures plan a public meeting to protest a governmental move delaying a railway system reorganization. They argue the Orange center would gain undue control, harming local wool and stock industries and delaying crucial lines, with staff reassigned to Orange or other routes.
The readable text references a fattening condition at age 22 and a chaotic scene with a coalition and an event involving a courtyard or loft. It mentions a painful procedure and vague references to figures like Kettinghen, a guest, and a headache. The overall sense is a disjointed historical fragment with unclear narrative.
A brief notice describes Woods' Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds, presented as a trusted domestic aid. It highlights claimed quick relief and its ease of use for households.
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