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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
3
The text describes concerns over maintenance and gear adjustments for vehicles amid rapid speed and engine performance expectations. It mentions adjustments to wiring, gear control, and precautions at the base rate of the drive system, with emphasis on reliability and safety during acceleration and cruising.
The text discusses gear lining and corrosion issues, noting methods to inspect, clean, and repair wear. It contrasts poor workmanship with proper finishing, praising lasting paint and proper priming for durability and value. It warns against cheap quotes and emphasizes careful surface prep for long lasting results.
An unclear OCR passage describes a traffic incident involving a car, injuries, and vehicle damage. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but references brakes, wheels, and objects on the road. No clear dates, names, or locations are identifiable from the fragment.
A report of a Sunday football game shows J Faye SW edging their opponents 40 to 8 in a high scoring match. Individual highlights include K Dellern and K Mather’s reliable scoring and a noted push by the team to reverse a recent decision.
The report highlights Batne Tedder and Aide Fiver leading a firm Vie in a tense match while Ruhijsen Shield goes to Cayoriney after beating New Enuchanat by one point. McWay tops New Santhe Walee in golf with a strong finish, Derelval records speed of 20 miles an hour in a handicap event for fourth place.
The Guyra Agricultural Bureau hosts a seminar on the Problems of Annual Nutrition and Sentary Feeding of Stock at the Guyra Bureau, with Dr Seddon and Mr Hindmarsh presenting. Delegates from the local branch attend, including Mr Wan and Rev McKie, traveling to the NSW State Conference in Richmond.
Senior Miami couple injured after a blast at a residence. Mrs Milne found dead, others escaped. Milne and family told of threats and fear preceding the incident. Authorities investigate the motive and suspect links as neighbors recount a tense period prior to the explosion.
A dated notice warns that any person trespassing on the Stone Rock Aberfoil and Waverley properties will be prosecuted. It specifies trappers, hunters, and Fishers are warned and lists aliases or place names, with a contact or reference code 715/936.
Queensland teachers told to halt use of crayons amid health concerns after arsenic findings. Officials warn of trips, trespass, and penalties for interference with school property while promoting careful disposal and review of all crayons in classrooms.
The article critiques frequent misuses of the word either, noting that its proper sense differs from its abridged form for each. It cites translators Hale Weyden and Johnson, and offers examples where either is improperly used to mean both or each, urging precise usage.
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