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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1927
Page
2
Pastoralists increasingly rely on the bear medicated Icke procurable to sustain livestock during droughts. The VitasLick formulation is praised for its apparent benefits, with farmers noting improved forage use and steady gains in sheep and other stock, though some appear not to receive full nutrition from available feed.
The National Laboratory of Psychical Research reports on Kleonora Zogor the Roumanian ghost girl brought to London by Countess Wasaike-Serecki. Tests found spontaneous stigmata markings and movement of small objects without conscious help, with coins moved toward a meeting spot. fear-based psych analysis suggested to remove the fear complex.
Rev K A Maris reports a Prime Ministerial and Bishop request to hold Anzac services Monday April 25. A memorial service will be held at St James Church Guyra at 11 00 am followed by a Eucharist to honor the fallen with the Honor Roll to be draped. The prayer cites blessing for all servants departed in faith.
Arrangement publishes Peter B Kyne and Judge James CO Ball comments on Prohibition after seven years. Kyne calls it a failure and public scandal born of ignorance of natural law while Ball says the law remains unenforceable after one year of effort and increased bootlegging.
An unnamed corporal directs an awkward squad through a drill in a hall. He explains flank reversals and file orientation, instructing them to move forward and left when forming fours, noting the front and rear ranks are swapped and lower numbered positions are above. The instruction ends with the chant Bout Turn and the command Form Fours.
Miss TowNenp begins daytime sewing service with moderate charges. Address provided at Post Office Supre, telephone listed.
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