Garden planting guide urges careful soil prep and varied roses
An article promotes thoughtful garden design stressing soil enrichment with cow manure and compost, careful site selection to avoid manure contact, and sturdy preparation for permanent plantings. It highlights massing in beds, dwarf polyanthus, and roses with named varieties, urging early planting for strong root growth and ongoing maintenance to prolong bloom.
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Maelva
Buster
Horderer
Ap Alister Clark
Victoria
Perle
Xbundas
Welcome Wakeup From Your Old Home Town Phrase
The fragment hints at a nostalgic slogan about waking up in one’s old home town and health decline. It references a tonic and Kronechron, suggesting a humorous or satirical ad or column. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivaar Happerminn
Goolagong Pioneer Passes After Long Life Of Pioneering
Jesale Amalia Culgan widow of Arthur Culgan dies at 80 near Heath after a life as a pioneer woman. Born Gundarou she taught at Gouk burn Convent and married, later settling on the long bush frontier with her husband. Survived by nine children and many grandchildren, she was active in Catholic life with a farewell presentation by the Goolagong branch of the Children of Mary.
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Jesale Amalia
Arthur Culgan
Gundarou
Ince
Daugren
Musa
Mesdames Toohey
Forban
Toohey
Littler
Frapois
Thorley
Parkes
W. Gannon
B. Gannon
Weal
Miny
Dorry McInnes
Goolagong
Children of Mary
Pat Heardon
Mortlock
Woodhouselee
Father Lynch
Society's Pet Criminals: Prohibition and the Corruption Debate
An article from the San Francisco Examiner argues prohibition fuels corruption by turning respectable society toward bootleggers. Major Walton A. Green claims that as drinking becomes widespread, the criminal element is emboldened and society itself corrupts due to sympathy and complicity. He laments the dilution of law and notes high‑class printing aiding illicit activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Walton A. Green
United States
Eugowra Personal and Local Updates Share News
Local notes report Arthur Herbert injuring his thumb in a knife incident. Mrs Weekes returns home after hospital stays and a long recovery. Cyr Weekes death announced to Mrs Weekes and friends express sympathy. J J Sheekes returns from Parker District Hospital and looks well. Berry and family return from city holiday. Metlinger departs after assisting Berry. A K Gondaere enhances Broad Street with new concrete footpath. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised as first aid for coughs and colds.
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Arthur Herbert
JR Green
Buthurat
Weekes
Eugowra
J. J. Sheekes
Parker
Berry
Ranke
Metlinger
Shine
L. C. Maryhall & Co
Te.r H
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Wrigley
Wrighey
Wise
Ma AS
Nicerante
Fortes Advocate
Yorkshire
Ieee
Wevinus
Sime ERD @ SON, LTD
Tad Mieurae Birech
Bydney
Wendell Hall
Wililara
Father Paperetor
Willams
Dawning Pipe Orgen
Barcelona
Planaforte
Billie Boy
Junta Bird's Eye
F.estarr
Forbes
Temora and
Wyalong
Berle
Cunteuleus
Berlet Conisuleeies
Berlet! Limited
Regent St
Sydney
Degraves St
Melbourne
Kenny
Enso
Kenny’s Corner
Rankin Street
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