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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
1
In Guyra a 12 year old girl becomes the focal point of nocturnal assaults on her home. Stones and possible rifle shots terrify the family as police and volunteers man watch, yet no offender is found. The girl remains the principal target as investigators seek the source of the harrowing events.
Mr Hughes speaks on Japan and the Dominions stressing that a frank expression of opinion would aid understanding. He notes the alliance should view Japan on friendly terms and believes Australia will realise Japan has no aggressive aims.
A July report outlines Mr. Storey cancelling engagements in Sheffield Manchester and Newcastle. He plans to leave Liverpool by the Cedric on April 23 to join the air at Vancouver then travel to Kobe for a week in Japan. He will sail on the Eastern and arrive in Sydney on July 7.
Agricultural notes discuss boiling water and steam to sterilize dairy tools, vessels, and equipment. Emphasizes rinsing in tepid water, thorough scalding or steaming, and maintaining a sufficient supply of boiling water, with options for DIY boiler setups and outdoor fireplaces attached to milksheds. The herdmaster of the Department of Agriculture advocates best practices for dairy herd development.
The passage discusses using highly bred animals and close line-breeding within a first-class herd to improve or deteriorate traits based on the breeder’s ability to recognize and correct faults. It warns against breeding within highly inferior stock and notes that close breeding is not undertaken by the department except under special conditions.
Unclear OCR text suggests guidance on obtaining Fi from a chemist or store with easy directions. Mentions superior cough influenza remedies and cost savings per batch. Fragmentary and garbled phrasing limits concrete details.
A jury found Dorothy Mort guilty while of unsound mind, but the Chief Justice ordered a verdict of not guilty on the ground of insanity. Mort is to be kept in Lang Bay Penitentiary pending the Governor’s pleasure. Separate notes mention Germany and a proposed capital levy on Germans to meet reparations and a future Allied review.
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