01 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1938
Page
1
A. T. R. Brown discusses milk pasteurisation and its role in ensuring safety and purity. The article notes global concern for dairy standards and highlights the processes and public health considerations involved in heating milk to curb pathogens.
A historical loan advertisement offers advances with repayable terms and low charges for injections, spluklions, or preparations. The notice lists advance amounts 2, 50, and 221 with repayment dates and emphasizes full funding with security. It cites Mont De Viet Company and references editing and publishing details.
A garbled OCR style snippet outlines broadcast programmes and on air words. It mentions a gunman in a narrative thread and references to various names, likely a local station lineup and a breaking crime cue.
At the coroner's inquiry in Katoomba into the death of Dare Clemenger aged 20 at the Hotel Hydra on January 14, her father testified about a letter dated January 2 in which the writer threatened her. The testimony covered threats and warnings received prior to her death.
Fragmented text appears to mention dates like the twelfth and eight, with scattered names Mary Bier Helps and Epes in vine Science. It reads as a garbled science page OCR with no clear events, places, or actions to summarize meaningfully.
A.B.C. signals a tour plan with Australian broadcaster involvement. The note mentions a performer referred to as She and suggests a forthcoming reach or appearance planned for audiences. Further details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Labor Daily Office guards barred four Labor Gallery directors from meeting. journalists reported refusal of entry to a 2 pence newspaper event. The account notes disrupted gatherings, guarded access, and unclear details about the involved individuals and locations.
The Epsom Broadstand Association controlling Epsom racecourse denies that the Billeh Broadcasting Corporation approached them about televising the Derby. An official says broadcasting would let people at home view the race, but receipts and attendance would be affected. The association clarifies the Derby's viewing limitations remain as decided.
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