Danish Butter Plan for British Markets Draws Cautious Support
Proposals to brand Australian butter as Danish in UK shops seek direct distribution and country of origin labels to bridge price gaps. Plans include retail outlets in German towns and Wembley Exhibition momentum, but practical results and timing remain uncertain. Swine fever disruption persists in Australia and New Zealand supply chains, with abattoir sales in Sydney and rail and road deliveries shifting pork quality and prices.
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Secret of the War Amunition Train Blaze Disaster Narrowly Averted
A wartime incident in France reveals how a near disaster with an ammunition train was averted. A driver awoke the commandant at Amiens about 1 AM to inspect damage from German bombs along the Fascien route. On approaching Longeau railhead, a fire illuminated the scene, with the engine left running as crews tackled the blaze.
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Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement Claim
Mrs D Neilson of Gloucester testifies that after long suffering from backache dropsy and leg swelling she used Doan's Backache Kidney Pills and was cured. She reports sustained relief and notes a prior cure nine years earlier lasting twelve months. Foster-M McClellan Co. advertises in Sydney and urges buyers to insist on genuine Doan's.
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Ammunition Train Fire Behind Agent’s Warning
The narrator reports seeing an ammunition train on fire near Longeau and Amiens. Major C on duty confirms a special fire-extinguishing train was dispatched from Paris to control the blaze. The next morning the major says the train arrived at dawn and only a small quantity of gall-arms ammunition was destroyed, while explosives on the Jougean train could have destroyed Longeau and Amiens if delayed.
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