Death of Raymond Terrace newspaper man in 180s
The obituary notes the death of longtime Raymond Terrace journalist and editor Wil Mam "Trawn, founder of the Terrace Aan Sin Seay, who helped shape the town's papers and civic life. He served in the Administrative Assembly after defeating Walter Bennett, and his passing leaves a veteran editor mourned by a broad circle of survivors including wife, three sons, and multiple grandchildren.
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Setsou Plains
Dusineon
Dera API
Aft
Brwms
TC Beramh
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Rita
Ani
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Rie
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Brown
Raymond Terran
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Modern whaling risks and tech cited by Dr Robertson
The article notes whaling remains dangerous despite new gear radar and safety devices. Dr Robertson discusses factory ships and harpoon methods, detailing dangers from engines ice and explosions, and describes the expedition’s 32 ships 12 catchers and two tenders.
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Australian Future Focused Show Sparks Global Ties
Readable fragments show a Australia centred discussion on future progress under a Colombo Plan like initiative. Highlights reference 4200 tractors unveiled for Palauan partners and a dialogue with chef Amielle about international aid and collaboration.
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Mevttivetor
Australia
Alan Resdicere
Palauan
Aumielle
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Tadlan
India
New Remedy to Cure Bloat from Livestock Feed
A damaged report discusses a novel remedy for bloat in livestock. It mentions a mouth administered agent, its claimed efficacy, and notes on cost, distribution, and observed symptoms including foam in the rumen. The piece cites agricultural use in Australia and Victorian-era observations of bovine and ovine cases.
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New Zealand
Tirana
Australia
Daly
Seattle
Walry
Haat
Putin
IE Weiner
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Soup nutrition in cold weather tips and guidance
The Nutrition Section of the Department of Public Health discusses how soup contributes to daily nutrient needs. It notes clear meat or poultry stock adds little nutritive value beyond appetite appeal and suggests chopping vegetables and using clear broths to boost vitamins. Vegetables are commonly used and can increase nutrient intake, with careful cooking to preserve vitamins.
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Department of Pubs Health
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