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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
3
Consumers of Guyra urged to choose Armidale butter whey and cheese from Guyra and district producers. Regiered M Kenny Proprietor. Menu shows Me mida le 4 by order of local dairy retailer.
An overseas motor journal shares practical tips for diagnosing car problems. It explains how heat and vibration can loosen electrical connections causing misfiring, and warns to check battery earth cables and faulty terminals. The piece also notes careful inspection of braking surfaces and adhesion for safety and efficiency.
Notices record church services and calendar items for Trinity Sunday with mention of schedules and gate fees. Includes names and places such as Men Abbey and Cobb yea, noting sessions and offerings in a mid eighteenth century church context.
Large attendance at the Memorial Institute for billiards and snooker events with Thomas and E W Rudd leading teams in Light Horse Cup play. Results from Thursday include E H Rudd 19 over C M Thana 5, and Snooker matches with Dean, Brad Narrabri, and others. Sunday’s Spicer Cup went to Narrabri while Glenview’s team kept the Robinson Cup. A pool event and an A and J billiard tournament have begun, with prizes for division winners.
Reported in Sydney that leading Australian jockey J Yraty died following a collapse while riding at Moorefeld. He had been ill for some time andاش condition was critical after the incident. Heavy rain disrupted play in a separate Australian event where Auckland defeated the home team 8 to 5.
A French researcher named Joseph Cassioper claims to forecast a recurring deep winter every 372 years based on moon-earth effects and long record analysis. He cites past periods, including 1564 and 1561 05, as parallels to a severe 1936 winter and foresaw a repeat of the hard season.
Henry Wintuelck Nelson a 58 year old Harley Street physician died after a month of effort to save him at St Bartholomew's Hospital London. His wife watched hourly as he weakened despite amputation of his left arm and blood transfusions. Professors and staff rallied, while a royal hospital ward notice urged patience as the family prayed for his recovery.
A fragmented historical notice sketches Henry Ford from Michigan farm beginnings at age 11 to early mechanical feats, including a waterwheel and steam tractor. It cites his 1900 Model T revolution, wealth estimates hovering around £100 million, and the daily, hourly, and even per-second growth of his fortune as the sun “dies.”
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