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Guyra Argus in Guyra, New South Wales

08 Nov 1951

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Guyra Argus

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Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 08, 1951

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3

Failure of maize crops feared in New England drought

The article reports dire maize conditions across Dangarsleigh and Armidale districts as drought plus parched soil hinder germination. L Edwards of Hazeldene, 160 acres, calls it the worst season. F E Elliott of Malvern Rill 27 acres planted but soil too hard. Seed-bed moisture failure risks rot or non germination. experts note two tough years and forecast if rain does not come in two weeks.

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L. Edwards Hazeldene Edwards FE. R. Elliott Malvern Rill Dangarsleigh Elliott Shand Selected A. Bourne Armidale D Shand Woodville E. L. Biggs Swallowfield Iggs Merriway Bourne New England England E. L. Bigg
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Interfaith Marriage Seen Source Of Trouble

Dr. David R. Mace, professor of human relations, argues interfaith marriages face deeper conflicts than same faith unions. He cites studies linking interfaith unions to higher divorce rates and notes parental religious differences shape childrearing and family harmony, challenging unity in core beliefs and loyalties.

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David R. Mace Teeet’s Digest Mare Diew University Jis Conden Woman's Home Companion Mace Dr. Mace
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Prehistoric Jaw Bones Link Ancient Diet to Modern Teeth

South African anthropologist J.T. 2curanon brought million year old jaw bones and skulls from Krugersdorp to London's Natural History Museum for study. Mr. Robinson notes teeth resemble modern ones though larger, with worn biting surfaces and low cavities, suggesting early humans gnawed by grinding like modern humans. The research aims to trace tooth evolution and stages in human development.

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J.T. 2Curanon London Krugersdorp Johannesburg Natural History Museum Mr. Robinson
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