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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
2
An editorial discusses the historical understanding of vitamins, noting essential substances required for tissue health and metabolism. It highlights fat soluble vitamins such as A and D and water soluble ones, their sources, deficiencies like night blindness and rickets, and the complexity of vitamin action beyond single missing components.
The schedule lists 1934 dates for Glen Innes Waicha Maitland Hinnaway Armidale Quirindi Warialda Tamworth Ringara Muswellbook Manilla Royal Gunnedah Berraba Narrabri We Waa Moree Walgett Munginds with events spanning February to May and including multiple day runs in each location.
The tiny house at No 10 Pryde Mark Place sits between two mansions and mirrors a Downing Street number with a six foot wide frontage. It features a single ground floor room and two above, reached by a marrow iron ladder, with a front door lacking knocker or bell. A doctor next door kept it fresh with paint and flowers, while legends tell of a maiden lady who built it sixty years ago for a retired maid and of a dwarf resident who once played by midnight in Broad Walk.
The Australian Country Party reveals a platform stressing intergovernmental trade regulation and federal control of wireless broadcasting. It advocates preserving state constitutional safeguards, strengthening interstate commerce, and limiting central authority while proposing rural development and postal service enhancements.
A garbled plea argues Australians should support national improvement. It claims economic growth and rising property values depend on public effort, urging readers to contribute to collective prosperity and employment.
Australia’s Greatest Literary Bargain offers a February issue of Everylady’s Journal packed with fashion, crochet, recipes and mothercraft. It highlights patterns from film stars, diverse sizes, and pages of styles plus free patterns, with stamps to Messrs. Fitchett Brothers for ordering.
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