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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a grim scene where a sheep is killed during a cruel ordeal. The text references violence toward animals, a juried trial, and mentions a figure named Hubert Opperman in a surrounding context. Details are garbled and unclear due to damaged text.
The text surveys agricultural practices and pastoral notes with fragmented phrases on crops, livestock care, water use, and soil management. It mentions various terms, suggests experimental methods, and includes stray words about tools, procedures, and digestion of plant matter.
Fragmentary text recalls a woman who knew the inventor and recalls the first telephone tests. It mentions a dinner in Toronto and a son speaking, with details obscured by garbled OCR.
A verbose guide urging cyclists to ride defensively and with care. It stresses visible brakes lights bells and safety checks before travel and maintaining leftward riding and controlled speeds. It warns against overtaking risks weaving and tailgating and calls for vigilance toward pedestrians and handicapped riders.
The article reports a discovery of three new electrified atmospheric layers between five and forty units above Earth. Ultra strong waves travel through these layers explaining unusual signal distances and doubled radio effects. Mr I A Watson Watt cites the finding as part of ongoing Ministry research with photographs showing vertical radio pulses and echoes.
An Easy Win at the Sydney Royal Show saw North Coast and Table Hids prevail in the District Tshibit event with an exhibit score of 84. Ve ntal Coast and Cablehinds led with 40 4-8 points, Western District GS tied for second, while South Coast and Toblehinds scored 77 4-8.
The article notes Hughes lauding health and agricultural progress at the Coastline District’s Annual Show. It discusses industry hopes, resourcefulness of committees, and tensions over Australia’s economic path, warning of population and trade challenges if current trends persist.
A London dispatch reports Australia will hear Coronation ceremonies via the new HLA Empire station on a 650 ft hill at Davenport. The mast and reflector aerials aim to broadcast to Australasia, across Asia, and to South America. Output will rise from 1 to 5 kilowatts, serving the Sydney Melbourne route.
Three Dunedin and Oomira youths die on Mt Trent near Lake Aswan New Zealand after a rope accident during a party ascent. Symond Divers 24 George Endarids 21 Roy Stevenson 14 perished as a rock and snow collapse sent them over a 1000 ft drop while roped together. Edward held the load briefly before the strain proved fatal for all.
A special London Times article describes large scale Russian tests where Merino and Ram-Tomsillet Iweed sheep shed their fleece. The procedure uses a chemical drag to induce a complete moult within a fortnight, allowing the birds to be plucked in seven to ten minutes at the sty before the final moult.
Geological note suggests cave water seeping from beaches heats as it enters rock. Salt content influences reactions, with water rising and converting to steam capable of triggering volcanic-like eruptions.
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