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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
2
A scanned article discusses wool sales in Sydney and Brisbane with references to Country Week, market demand, and the impact of wartime conditions. It notes wool scarcity, changes in prices for sheep skins, and the role of local wool buyers and dealers in sustaining the industry despite rain shortages and economic pressures. The piece highlights producer selling activity and the need for continued rainfall to support wool production.
The text notes H M A S Sydney and other Australian and Royal Navy vessels undergoing Mediterranean duty changes. It mentions trials and exchange duty arrangements, impending return of cruisers to Australia, and the high interior standards aboard the new cruiser with modern amenities and anti gas gear. Details on launch date, propulsion, and electrical systems are partially described, with expected voyage timing for arrival in Australia.
The readable text presents disjoint phrases about a trek, a person named Billy, and references to distances and trees. No coherent event or action is established. key names and places are obscured by the damaged OCR.
John Hogan reports a thinner cattle line at Waratah on Thursday June 2 with limited prime heavy bulls and more cows and heifers. Sheep show a fair mix with wethers well represented and ewes in smaller numbers as demand remains strong for heavy sheep and best lambs, with several top prices. buyers seek prompt shipments into July.
Advice from The New Idea beauty page for Australian and New Zealand readers outlines a skin care routine to restore natural oil and elasticity. It recommends avoiding soap, using almond oil, then a nourishing skin food, and finishing with boiled water and glycerine. Henry Griffiths and family were found dead at their Mayans home.
A minister defends a controversial sermon about Samson and foxes, while Sandy mockingly challenges critics. The minister jokes about tail lengths to illustrate skepticism, then insists even a small tail proves a point as he presses a cryptic warning about judgment.
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