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Ivy Breton, Mark Eithner, and the two Penter brothers gather for a séance styled estate meeting. A ghostly lantern reveals a forged secret while Basil Sixamith’s will triggers new confrontations.
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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
2
Ivy Breton, Mark Eithner, and the two Penter brothers gather for a séance styled estate meeting. A ghostly lantern reveals a forged secret while Basil Sixamith’s will triggers new confrontations.
The article extols soil cultivation to curb moisture loss and weed growth, improve aeration, and unlock plant nutrients. It advises frequent hand cultivation, proper moisture, and careful timing for Salvia, Petunia, Phlox, Portulaca, and winter flowers, plus sowing tips and soil preparation for Sweet Peas and winter greens.
Research workers for Imperial Chemical Industries in England report progress toward commercial production of petrol from coal. The announcements indicate significant steps in converting coal to liquid fuels, aiming to secure alternative sources of petrol.
A fragmented old advertisement promises a free garden gift and a “2/6 BARGAIN LOT” urging returns with 2% postage. It claims a free gift of seeds or plants including Gladiell bulblete and various flowers, urging sowing now for winter blooms and listing items such as poppies and sweet peas.
An ad from P L C Shepherd & Son urges campers to prevent fires by extinguishing campfires and disposing of matches properly. It warns careless tossing of matches and cigarettes can cause property damage and endanger forests, stressing responsibility before leaving a campsite.
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