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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
3
The Ayr Agricultural Society will host two cattle judging events for boys. A model dairy contest will rate sanitation turnout cows layout workmen Utensils and appliances. After judging boys fill scoring cards and learn from the adjudicator. A Gloucestershire Show precedent noted boys’ strong dairy knowledge.
An article describes strict setback requirements for dwellings from allotment boundaries to ensure ventilation and light. It notes three feet for up to two stories and five feet for taller buildings, with builders sometimes circumventing rules by creating recessed windows. It also mentions the need for official certificates when windows do not meet standards and discusses dairying methods and farm knowledge in Australia.
Resolutions adopted by the Albury District Council of the Farmers and Settlers' Association indic a proposed legal stance. Imprisonment in Hew is demanded for anyone found guilty of laying cyanide or possessing it illegally, with a minimum penalty of 12 months.
An old age health notice extols Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and backache in seniors. A Gloucester man recounts rheumatic fever damaged kidneys, severe pain, and long recovery after using the pills, claiming life saving results and continued benefit. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, Foster-McClellan Co. assures readers to obtain DOAN'S.
A nostalgic poem references Woods Great Peppermint Cure and a printed ad slogan urging readers to say the product’s name aloud from Townsville to Forth. The playful text emphasizes the cure’s familiar trust and wide reach, claiming soothing effects for colds and general relief.
Sir Walter Runciman's yacht Sunbeam once owned by Earl Brassey holds the world yacht mile age record and inspired visits to British Dominions. In 1905 Sunbeam entered the Kaiser's Cup Transatlantic race, served as a hospital ship at Gallipoli, and was later sold to the Government of India.
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