German Fliers Found After 45 Days Adrift at Sea
German aviators Tans Bertram and Adolf Klauster were located six miles west of Cape Bernier, weeks after disappearing from a Bima seaplane May 14. They were starving, with part of cooked meat wrapped in a towel. They drank engine water and survived 45 days on snails and lizards. A Tunneh was sent to bring them back. natives and Constable Marshall’s party aided them at midnight June 28. they appeared mentally deranged, crying for bread.
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Tans Bertram
Adolf Klauster
Bima Ly
Cape Bernier
Mushall
Bertram
Marshall
Kelmsmann
Bettrai
Klingmann
Melville Tatand
Thirteen Cows Die After Poison From Castor Plant
The Aberdeen road property of Mr. F. L. Stuart at Muswellbrook reports 13 cows dying after ingesting castor oil plant or related castor varieties growing near the river Nonk. Dr. Hawyman notes these plants contain deadly toxins when eaten and are blamed for the deaths pending Stock Branch investigations.
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FL. Stuad
Muswellbrook
Reid
Aberdeen Road
Nonk
Department of Agriculture
M. Hawymar
Seone
Fulton Cup End Round Reports From Saturday Play
In the Fulton Cup final round at the weekend, Chaviton Phyrtaw Mefatesh still contends with one round remaining. Scores show Thur and Parish near top with 69 to 86. numerous competitors posted high totals as details list players like Chaelton, McIntosh, Garner, Coote, Rye, Rewdy, Donneny, Graham, Weffee, Tomer, Meld, Hawdon, Boustead and others. The mixer format produced foursomes between RR. Thinlow and Mrs Baker and Laurie with Mrs Parish, with an Associate event slated for tomorrow at the ehd house where players are asked to arrive.
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Ieaven Chaviton
Phyrtaw
Meee
Mefatesh
TT S
McIntosh
W. Garner
H. Coote
L. Rye
Rewdy
J. Donmeny
Ail
J. Grahams
Meffee
Tomer
D.C
Crude Telephone Call Sparks Risque Exchange
A young man at a telephone office rings his sweetheart and relays a risqué conversation. The girl at the switch smiles as the callers trade bawdy lines about unbuckling, puttings, and kissing, while the operator quietly overhears.
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Mabel
George
Amy
Gold-Mining Revival Sparks Activity in Western Australia
Reported signs of a major gold revival emerge in Went Australia with Lake View and Shamillation processing, mass production prospects, and a proposed gold products company in England. Perth cites a plan to mobilize over 80 000 tons of ore for a gold yield near current prices, involving E Claude de Bernaba and substantial capital.
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Went
Australia
Vick
Boulder
Lake View
E. Claude de Bernaba
Perth
England
Australy
Dup
Ter's Recognition Of Mr Hy Main Elevates Dairy Policy
Ter’s recognition of Mr Hy Main as Minister for Agriculture commends his friendly gesture toward farmers. He will accept the Primary Producers Union as the Department official adviser on all matters relating to dairying and allied industries, replacing the Trades Hall’s limited role.
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Hy Main
Primary Producers’ Union
Trades Hall
Nnd
Main
PPT
Church Services and Meetings in Gloucester Area
The notice lists Church of England and Presbyterian services on Sunday at Gloucester locations with times 11 and 7. The Presbyterian church hosts The Church as a Healing Medium. Belborn Sunday School runs at 2 with Junior Fellowship at 6 pm. A Tuesday 7:30 fellowship and Games Competition led by Rev. A. Alexander. Methodist Gloucester and Stratfort services. Congregational Mission at Upper Bowman and Craven Creel. Bundook 7 in July with Mr. S. J. Buttle listed.
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Church OF England
Gloucester
H.C . Copeland
Presbyterian Church
Belborn
Congregational Mission
Upper Bowman
Craven Creel
Upper Barrington
Bundook
S.J. Buttle
IN DARKEST AFRICA ABOARD AUSTRALIAN VOYAGE
Mollie Fliaunda recounts a Durban arrival on December 2 1981 after weeks at sea. She details pilot dinghy mishap, Zululand reception, City visit to Botanic Gardens, and White River adventures including a Count y Clock, bonfire feast, tracks, and a safari to a 300 mile reserve with monkeys, lions, and giraffe. The narrative blends travel impressions with humor and peril during a roadback voyage.
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Mollie Fliaunda
Durban
Africa
Zulua
Pont Gilleg
Sydney
Onehian
Johannesburg
Nelspruit
Railway Junction
White River
Mace
Ido
Dante Reserve
BO Tallesv
Vetindio
Iersila
Nat
Cara
Ouraalves
Tly
Tovan
Jjockall
Ana
Eis
Tn Miding
Sable Road
Uavela
Anil
Aupper
Funerals conducted with up-to-date motor hearse in Gloucester
Local notices announce funeral services in Gloucester and district conducted by F A Isaac Builder and Undertaker offering modern motor hearse transportation for bereaved families.
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F. A Isaac Builder & Undertaker
Gloucester
Migration of a Tire Incident and African Travel Note
A reminiscence covers a perilous travel moment where a shipboard tire had to be removed to drive on the rim after an ill fated car stop. The author recounts nervous passengers and humorous campfire talk, then chronicles over 2000 miles by train in Africa and a four week voyage home aboard Ascensis, ending with affection for home in Australia. The piece closes with gratitude and lasting memories from a long journey.
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Africa
Nelaprull
Cape Town
Ascensis
Australia
Gostord
Star Talkies at Star Theatre to Feature Garbo in Conspiracy
Greta Garbo appears in Conspiracy at the Star Theatre Saturday night with Robert Montgomery in the lead and Lewis Stone Marjorie Rambeau among the supporting cast. The film casts Garbo as an exotic artist’s model who becomes Paris’ toast, falls for a Provincial student, and faces a dramatic turn of events. Bert Wheeler stars alone in Too Many Cooks as the second big feature with Dorothy Lee, a brisk comedy about the Cook family plotting in courtship adventures, directed by William Selter.
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Greta Garbo
Star Theatre
Robert Montgomery
Lewis Stone
Marjorie Rambeau
Miss Garbo
Paris
Bert Wheeler
Dorothy Lee
Cook
William Selter
Cream quality controls butter quality
H. D. Barlow notes that despite advances in butter making equipment such as churns pasteurisers coolers and cream vats the key factor remains the quality of the original cream. Modern treatments can slow deterioration but cannot rejuvenate inferior cream to produce good butter.
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H. D. Barlow
South Australian Journal of Agriculture
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